the likes of whom

常見(jiàn)例句

Cantona, now director of soccer for the New York Cosmos, was the one player, Ferguson likes to say, whom he would have paid good money to watch.
坎通納現(xiàn)在擔(dān)任著紐約宇宙隊(duì)的足球縂監(jiān)一職。弗格森縂喜歡這樣說(shuō)，坎通納是那種球迷花錢(qián)看他比賽覺(jué)得值的球員。
Friend means "Person, not a relation, whom one knows and likes well. "at first by the advanced learner's dictionary of current English with Chinese translation.
牛津高級(jí)英漢雙解詞典的第一解說(shuō)爲(wèi)：“沒(méi)有關(guān)系（聯(lián)系）的人們，知道和喜歡得很好?！?br>blog.sina.com.cn
One of Europe's richest cities and home to a wealth of multilingualEuropeans, Zurich has attracted the likes of IBM, UBS, Google andMicrosoft - each of whom has offices in the city.
作爲(wèi)歐洲最富有的城市之一，囌黎世排名第二似乎不在意料之外。這座城市吸引了諸如IBM, UBS, Google和微軟等多家世界知名企業(yè)落戶(hù)。
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