put-off

常見例句

We reveal the best times to book those can’t-put-off...Be her Mister Right
我們展示最好的時期那些能't-put-off書…她的白馬王子
The angry and put-off tweets started popping up in May as fans stumbled across the ad on billboards, phone booths, and the internet.
自五月影迷們無意中發(fā)現(xiàn)廣告牌、公用電話亭以及網(wǎng)絡(luò)上的海報(bào)后，他們開始迅速在推特上表達(dá)自己的憤怒。
Another aim is to make classics appealing to younger readers, who might be put-off by coverless or dusty-covered tomes, but might reconsider an older book with a splash of color on its cover.
另一目的是讓經(jīng)典讀物可以吸引年輕讀者。年輕人或許會對沒有封皮或者封面蒙灰的大部頭書籍興味索然，但或許會因?yàn)榉馄ど系囊荒ㄉ识紤]重讀舊書。
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Imagine I have a little lamp, a little goose- one of those little gooseneck lamps, I'd put it on the table here, I'd put the height about a f-- about a foot off the table. And if I was really good, - I could hit, or time it so that when I hurt- yeah, try again. When I turn this on switch on in the lamp, at exactly the same time, I'm going to hit a key on my computer and start it running.
想象下我有一個那種小雁頸臺燈-,我把它放在桌子上，大概離桌子，有一英尺那么高吧,這樣挺好的，我可以打開-,或者關(guān)閉這燈,并在這同時，我可以讓我電腦,開始運(yùn)行。
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While the high prices are something of a put-off, they are not entirely unjustified.
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The recession has exacerbated a long-term trend, says Mr Gill, who thinks many venture-capital investors have been put off the high-tech sector by a combination of uncertain returns and memories of the dotcom bust at the turn of the century.
ECONOMIST: The Cambridge cluster
Countrywide, the Times indicates, was put off-limits to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission by jittery Republicans.
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