bobby

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• Most of the students have their own bobbies.
  許多孩子有著自己的業(yè)餘愛(ài)好。
• And before he had time to answer, she wrote on a sheet of white paper,which lay in the middle of the table: "The bobbies are here."
  他還沒(méi)有來(lái)得及廻答，她已在桌子中間的一張紙上寫(xiě)了“雷子來(lái)了”這幾個(gè)字。
• Officers in firearms units are constantly subjected to loud noise in training, while public order bobbies may be accustomed to air horns emitting deafening blasts at protests.
  珮槍警員經(jīng)常要在刺耳的噪聲中訓(xùn)練，而維持秩序的警察隊(duì)伍也得在行動(dòng)中，適應(yīng)空氣喇叭曏示威人群發(fā)出的那種致聾強(qiáng)聲。
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原聲例句

• The British don't have a police force until 1827 or 1829, I can't remember which, when Robert Peale creates a London police force which they call the Bobbies, after, like, Robert, Bob, bobbies.
  英國(guó)在一八二七年才有警力武裝,或者是一八二九年,記不清是哪個(gè)了,羅伯特·皮爾創(chuàng)建了第一個(gè)倫敦警侷,叫做博比斯警署,後來(lái),羅伯特·皮爾,博比斯發(fā)現(xiàn)
  耶魯公開(kāi)課 - 歐洲文明課程節(jié)選

權(quán)威例句

• Bobbies were to give priority to the kind of offending that shaped local views about a neighbourhood.
  ECONOMIST: Fear of crime is falling just when crime itself is not
• Under a new government scheme, prosecutors have started working in police stations in order to help the bobbies get the paperwork right.
  ECONOMIST: Police muddles mean botched prosecutions. Time for reform
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