查询词典 upon compulsion

I was loath to spend our last shot too hastily; so I called my servant, not my man Friday, for he was better employed; for with the greatest dexterity imaginable, he had charged my fuse, and his own, while we were engaged; but as I said, I called my other man, and giving him a horn of powder, I bad him lay a train, all along the piece of timber, and let it be a large train; he did so, and had but just time to get away, when the wolves came up to it, and some were got up upon it; when I snapping an uncharged pistol, close to the powder, set it on fire; those that were upon the timber were scorched with it, and six or seven of them fell, or rather jumped in among us, with the force and fright of the fire; we dispatched these in an instant, and the rest were so frightened with the light, which the night, for it was now very near dark, made more terrible, that they drew back a little.

我不愿匆匆放最后的一枪，就叫来了自己的仆人，但不是"星期五"；"星期五"正在做更重要的事，在我们忙碌的时候，他以惊人的速度给我和他自己装弹药。所以我叫的是新雇的仆人，我给了他一角火药，命令他把火药铺在长木头上，铺成一条又宽又厚的火药线。他照着做了。他刚离开，狼群就冲了过来，有几只已经上了长木头。我拿着我没有开过火的手枪，贴近火药，扣动扳机，火药顿时燃烧起来。长木头上的那几只狼被火药烧伤了；有六、七只狼，由于火药的威力，也由于害怕火光，跌倒或跳进我们中间，我们立即把它们解决了。其他的狼也被火光吓住了，这时天色近乎漆黑，火光在黑夜里更加可怕，狼这才后退了几步。

I am afraid the young man belonged to the pre-Raphaelite brotherhood, for he had spent a most unconscionable time upon the accessories of this picture--upon my lady's crispy ringlets and the heavy folds of her crimson velvet dress.

我猜想那年轻画家大概属于拉斐尔前派①，因为他毫无节制地把时间都花在这肖像画的枝节上了——花在爵士夫人的鬈发和猩红丝绒衣裳的厚裥上了。

If Mr. Holman Hunt could have peeped into the pretty boudoir, I think the picture would have been photographed upon his brain to be reproduced by and bye upon a bishop's half-length for the glorification of the pre-Raphaelite brotherhood.

如果霍尔曼·亨特先生①能窥见这精美的闺房，我想眼前的景象就会摄取在他脑子里，从而重新创作出大幅油画②，为前拉斐尔派增光。

Presume on/upon 指望 He presumed upon her kindness to borrow some money.

他利用她的仁慈向她借了一些钱

We hung about the stadium, we've got no place to stay We hung about the tenderloin and tenderly you tell About the saddest book you ever read that always makes you cry The statue's crying too and well he may I love you I've a drowning grip on your adoring face I love you my responsibility has found a place Beside you and strong warnings in the guise of gentle words Come wave upon me from the family wider net absurd "You'll take care of her, I know it, you will do a better job" Maybe, but not what she deserves Elope with me Miss Private and we'll drink ourselves awake We'll taste the coffee houses and award certificates A privy seal to keep the feel of 1960 style We'll comment on the decor and we'll help the passer by And at dusk when work is over we'll continue the debate In a borrowed bedroom virginal and spare The catcher hits for .318 and catches every day The pitcher puts religion first and rests on holidays He goes into cathedrals and lies prostrate on the floor He knows the drink affects his speed he's praying for a doorway Back into the life he wants and the confession of the bench Life outside the diamond is a wrench I wish that you were here with me to pass the dull weekend I know it wouldn't come to love, my heroine pretend A lady stepping from the songs we love until this day You'd settle for an epitaph like "Walk Away, Renee" The sun upon the roof in winter will draw you out like a flower Meet you at the statue in an hour Meet you at the statue in an hour

我们红约大球场，我们已经准备好没有住宿地点我们红关于tenderloin和温柔，你告诉关于最悲惨的书，你读总是让你哭雕像的哭声太以及他可能我爱你我已经一溺水掌握在您的崇拜面对我爱你，我有责任找到一个地方旁边的你和强烈的警告，假借温柔的话来波后，把我从更广泛的家庭净荒谬"你可以照顾她，我知道它，你会做的更好"也许，但不是什么值得她 elope与我错过私人，我们会喝自己清醒我们将品尝到咖啡的房屋和颁授证书 1枢密院密封，以保持觉得1960年的作风我们会发表评论装潢和我们将帮助途由和黄昏时的工作是超过我们将继续辩论在借来的卧室处女和备件捕手安打为0.318和捕捞的渔获，每一天投手把宗教首先在于对假期他进入大教堂和谎言前列腺在地板上他知道酒后影响他的速度，他的祈祷一大门口回到生活，他希望和认罪的板凳生活以外的钻石是一个扳手我希望你在这里跟我通过平淡的周末我知道它不会来的爱，我的女主人公假装一位加强从我们热爱的歌曲，直到这一天您想要解决为墓志铭一样，"走开，蕾妮"太阳后，屋顶在冬季将以此为你喜欢的花满足你的雕像在一个小时满足你的雕像在一个小时

The house does not rest upon the ground, but upon a woman.——Mexican Prover b

墨西哥谚语：家不是建立在土地之上，而是建立在女性之上。

If we hear a person loudly lamenting his misfortunes, which, however, upon bringing the case home to ourselves, we feel, can produce no such violent effect upon us, we are shocked at his grief;and, because we cannot enter into it, call it pusillanimity and weakness.

如果我们听到一个人大声的哀叹他的不幸，在将情形纳入我们自身的时候，我们感到了这样的表现不能够对我们产生剧烈的心里影响，我们会他的悲哀感到震惊；因为我们没有被这种悲哀所感染，所以就把其它之为胆怯，弱懦。

If we hear a person loudly lamenting his misfortunes, which, however, upon bringing the case home to ourselves, we feel, can produce no such violent effect upon us, we are shocked at his grief; and, because we cannot enter into it, call it pusillanimity and weakness. It gives us the spleen, on the other hand, to see another too happy or too much elevated, as we call

我们听到一个人因为自己的不幸而嚎啕大哭时，如果我们认为这种不幸一旦落到我们头上，并不会对我们产生如此巨大的作用，那我们就会因为他的悲伤而感到震惊；因为我们无法进入这个角色，因此就将这种行为称之为胆怯与懦弱。

She looked at him quizzically, but melted with sympathy as the value of the look upon his face forced itself upon her.

她疑惑地看着他，但是当她感受到他的面部表情那咄咄逼人的力量时，她心软了，产生了同情。

As we are masters of Ulm, we cannot lose the advantage of remaining masters also of both sides of the Danube; and moreover able, should the enemy not cross the Lech, to pass over the Danube at any moment, throw ourselves upon their line of communications, recross the Danube lower down, and entirely resist the enemy's aim if they should attempt to turn their whole force upon our faithful ally.

因为我们占有乌尔姆，我们则可继续控制多瑙河两岸的有利形势；因此，如果敌人不横渡莱希河，我们定能随时渡过多瑙河，冲至敌人的交通线，并从多瑙河下游渡河返回原地，如果敌人欲以全部兵力进犯我们的忠实盟军，我们决不允许敌人实现这一企图。

Yet, Edith says, there was always money in the bank.

但是Edith说，她的银行户口里面总是有钱。

We have created a series of files that resolve this problem--one for each day of the 40 days of purpose.

我们制作一系列的档案去解决这问题---一个为标竿40天中的每一天。