rather than的解释/翻译/发音怎么写？

rather than的意思是：宁可...也不愿(与其...倒不如，而不是)；

rather than有并列的意思，根据句子的意思来解释。

读音：[ˈrɑ:ðə ðæn]

例句：

1、He probably erred on the conservative rather than the generous side.

他可能过于保守，而不是过于宽宏大量。

2、It was an embryo idea rather than a fully worked proposal.

这只是初步的想法，并非成形的提议。

3、Most of these will be fleeing cold and hunger, rather than fighting.

这些人中的大部分会因饥寒交迫而逃亡，而不是因为战争。

扩展资料

would ... rather than...=would rather..than...

英 [wud ˈrɑ:ðə ðən] 美 [wʊd ˈræðɚ ðən]

释义：宁愿，与其…不如…；

例句：

1、He would rather shoot himself than compromise his principles.

他宁愿一枪打死自己也不愿违背自己的原则。

2、Exit the program as you normally would rather than exiting the application from the Desktop.

按您常用的方式退出程序,而不从桌面上退出

求ive结尾的英文单词

creative

alive

sensitive

positive

negative

passive

expensive

active

attractive

addictive

affirmative

conservative

called怎么读音

called读音：[kɔːld]，称作的意思。

例句：

1、Not for nothing was he called the king of rock and roll.

他被称作摇滚之王不是没有道理的。

2、Exactly what can be called an offensive weapon is still a grey area.

究竟什么可称作进攻性武器仍然难以界定。

3、The prison camps were euphemistically called 'retraining centres'.

战俘营被委婉地称作“再训练中心”。

4、People used to call me Mr Popularity at high school, but they were being ironic.

人们中学时常把我称作“万人迷先生”，但他们是在挖苦我。

5、We consider it a compliment to be called 'conservative' .

我们认为被称作“保守分子”是对我们的一种赞赏。

4月用英语怎么读 如何英语表达4月

1、4月的英文单词是April，读音为英 [ˈeɪprəl] 美 [ˈeprəl]，n. 四月。

2、Aprils的例句：The Conservative Partys victory in Aprils general election persuaded him to run for President again.4月保守党在大选中获胜促使他再次竞选总统。

蓝色英语怎么读

“蓝色”英语读法：blue

读法：英 [bluː]  美 [blu]

释义：

1、n.蓝色；[复数]（美国海、陆、空三军穿的）蓝色制服；蓝颜料；[the blue(s)][用作单数或复数]布鲁斯（歌曲）（一种伤感的美国黑人民歌

2、adj.蓝色的；沮丧的，忧郁的；下流的

3、vt.把…染成蓝色；使成蓝色；给…用上蓝剂；用上蓝剂于

4、vi.变成蓝色，呈蓝色

5、n.（英、西、意）布卢（人名）

例句：

1、So they've got these superhighways which is, I don't know if you've seen them, they are marked on in blue.

所以，他们修了这些高速路，我不知道你见过没有，他们被标成蓝色了。

2、Congratulations again to those that did well and let's do what we can to get everybody over to the right of that blue line.

再次鼓励那些取得好成绩的同学,让我们做我们能做的来让每个人,过及格线。

扩展资料

blue的近义词：dirty

读法：英 ['dɜːtɪ]  美 [ˈdɝtɪ]

释义：

1、adj.下流的，卑鄙的；肮脏的；恶劣的；暗淡的

2、vt.弄脏

3、vi.变脏

短语：

1、dirty work讨厌的工作

2、dirty duck脏鸭餐厅

3、Dirty water脏水

4、dirty air脏空气

5、Dirty Desire疯狂幻想

萨摩耶用英语怎么读

Samoye 希望对你有所帮助

Samoyed Breed Standard

General Conformation

(a) General Appearance - The Samoyed, being essentially a working dog, should present a picture of beauty, alertness and strength, with agility, dignity and grace. As his work lies in cold climates, his coat should be heavy and weather-resistant, well groomed, and of good quality rather then quantity. The male carries more of a "ruff" than the female. He should not be long in the back as a weak back would make him practically useless for his legitimate work, but at the same time, a close-coupled body would also place him at a great disadvantage as a draft dog. Breeders should aim for the happy medium, a body not long but muscular, allowing liberty, with a deep chest and well-sprung ribs, strong neck, straight front and especially strong loins. Males should be masculine in appearance and deportment without unwarranted aggressiveness; bitches feminine without weakness of structure or apparent softness of temperament. Bitches may be slightly longer in back than males. They should both give the appearance of being capable of great endurance but be free from coarseness. Because of the depth of chest required, the legs should be moderately long. A very short-legged dog is to be deprecated. Hindquarters should be particularly well developed, stifles well bent and any suggestion of unsound stifles or cowhocks severely penalized. General appearance should include movement and general conformation, indicating balance and good substance.

(b) Substance - Substance is that sufficiency of bone and muscle which rounds out a balance with the frame. The bone is heavier than would be expected in a dog of this size but not so massive as to prevent the speed and agility most desirable in a Samoyed. In all builds, bone should be in proportion to body size. The Samoyed should never be so heavy as to appear clumsy nor so light as to appear racy. The weight should be in proportion to the height.

(c) Height - Males--21 to 23½ inches; females--19 to 21 inches at the withers. An oversized or undersized Samoyed is to be penalized according to the extent of the deviation.

(d) Coat (Texture and Condition) - The Samoyed is a doublecoated dog. The body should be well covered with an undercoat of soft, short, thick, close wool with longer and harsh hair growing through it to form the outer coat, which stands straight out from the body and should be free from curl. The coat should form a ruff around the neck and shoulders, framing the head (more on males than on females). Quality of coat should be weather resistant and considered more than quantity. A droopy coat is undesirable. The coat should glisten with a silver sheen. The female does not usually carry as long a coat as most males and it is softer in texture.

(e) Color - Samoyeds should be pure white, white and biscuit, cream, or all biscuit. Any other colors disqualify.

Movement

(a) Gait - The Samoyed should trot, not pace. He should move with a quick agile stride that is well timed. The gait should be free, balanced and vigorous, with good reach in the forequarters and good driving power in the hindquarters. When trotting, there should be a strong rear action drive. Moving at a slow walk or trot, they will not single-track, but as speed increases the legs gradually angle inward until the pads are finally falling on a line directly under the longitudinal center of the body. As the pad marks converge the forelegs and hind legs are carried straight forward in traveling, the stifles not turned in nor out. The back should remain strong, firm and level. A choppy or stilted gait should be penalized.

(b) Rear End - Upper thighs should be well developed. Stifles well bent-approximately 45 degrees to the ground. Hocks should be well developed, sharply defined and set at approximately 30 percent of hip height. The hind legs should be parallel when viewed from the rear in a natural stance, strong, well developed, turning neither in nor out. Straight stifles are objectionable. Double-jointedness or cowhocks are a fault. Cowhocks should only be determined if the dog has had an opportunity to move properly.

(c) Front End - Legs should be parallel and straight to the pasterns. The pasterns should be strong, sturdy and straight, but flexible with some spring for proper let-down of feet. Because of depth of chest, legs should be moderately long. Length of leg from the ground to the elbow should be approximately 55 per cent of the total height at the withers-a very short-legged dog is to be deprecated. Shoulders should be long and sloping, with a layback of 45 degrees and be firmly set. Out at the shoulders or out at the elbows should be penalized. The withers separation should be approximately 1-1½ inches.

(d) Feet - Large, long, flattish-a hare-foot, slightly spread but not splayed; toes arched; pads thick and tough, with protective growth of hair between the toes. Feet should turn neither in nor out in a natural stance but may turn in slightly in the act of pulling. Turning out, pigeon-toed, round or cat-footed or splayed are faults. Feathers on feet are not too essential but are more profuse on females than on males

Head

(a) Conformation - Skull is wedge-shaped, broad, slightly crowned, not round or apple-headed, and should form an equilateral triangle on lines between the inner base of the ears and the central point of the stop. Muzzle--Muzzle of medium length and medium width, neither coarse nor snipy; should taper toward the nose and be in proportion to the size of the dog and the width of skull. The muzzle must have depth. Whiskers are not to be removed. Stop--Not too abrupt, nevertheless well defined. Lips--Should be black for preference and slightly curved up at the corners of the mouth, giving the "Samoyed **ile." Lip lines should not have the appearance of being coarse nor should the flews drop predominately at corners of the mouth. Ears--Strong and thick, erect, triangular and slightly rounded at the tips; should not be large or pointed, nor should they be **all and "bear-eared." Ears should conform to head size and the size of the dog; they should be set well apart but be within the border of the outer edge of the head; they should be mobile and well covered inside with hair; hair full and stand-off before the ears. Length of ear should be the same measurement as the distance from inner base of ear to outer corner of eye. Eyes--Should be dark for preference; should be placed well apart and deep-set; almond shaped with lower lid slanting toward an imaginary point approximately the base of ears. Dark eye rims for preference. Round or protruding eyes penalized. Blue eyes disqualifying. Nose--Black for preference but brown, liver, or Dudley nose not penalized. Color of nose sometimes changes with age and weather. Jaws and Teeth--Strong, well-set teeth, snugly overlapping with scissors bite. Undershot or overshot should be penalized.

(b) Expression - The expression, referred to as "Samoyed expression," is very important and is indicated by sparkle of the eyes, animation and lighting up of the face when alert or intent on anything. Expression is made up of a combination of eyes, ears and mouth. The ears should be erect when alert; the mouth should be slightly curved up at the corners to form the "Samoyed **ile."

Torso

(a) Neck - Strong, well muscled, carried proudly erect, set on sloping shoulders to carry head with dignity when at attention. Neck should blend into shoulders with a graceful arch.

(b) Chest - Should be deep, with ribs well sprung out from the spine and flattened at the sides to allow proper movement of the shoulders and freedom for the front legs. Should not be barrel-chested. Perfect depth of chest approximates the point of elbows, and the deepest part of the chest should be back of the forelegs-near the ninth rib. Heart and lung room are secured more by body depth than width.

(c) Loin and Back - The withers forms the highest part of the back. Loins strong and slightly arched. The back should be straight to the loin, medium in length, very muscular and neither long nor short-coupled. The dog should be "just off square"--the length being approximately 5 per cent more than the height. Females allowed to be slightly longer than males. The belly should be well shaped and tightly muscled and, with the rear of the thorax, should swing up in a pleasing curve (tuck-up). Croup must be full, slightly sloping, and must continue imperceptibly to the tail root.

Tail - The tail should be moderately long with the tail bone terminating approximately at the hock when down. It should be profusely covered with long hair and carried forward over the back or side when alert, but sometimes dropped when at rest. It should not be high or low set and should be mobile and loose -- not tight over the back. A double hook is a fault. A judge should see the tail over the back once when judging.

Disposition - Intelligent, gentle, loyal, adaptable, alert, full of action, eager to serve, friendly but conservative, not distrustful or shy, not overly aggressive. Unprovoked aggressiveness is to be severely penalized.

Disqualification

Any color other than pure white, cream, biscuit, or white and biscuit.

Blue eyes.

Approved August 10, 1993

Effective September 29, 1993