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reckon on
时间: 2025-08-21 04:06:14
英 [ˈrɛk(ə)n ɒn]
美 [ˈrɛkən ɑn]

指望;依赖

双语例句
  • You should not reckon on Jim.

    你不应当只靠吉姆。

  • We didn't reckon on seeing him.

    我们并未指望见到他。

  • Don't reckon on Oliver to help you.

    别指望奥利弗能帮助你。

  • I reckon on my parent's assistance.

    我依赖我父母的协助。

  • WE reckon on a good party this year.

    我们指望今年能有个很棒的派对。

  • We hope we can reckon on your support.

    我们希望能得到你的支持。

  • We did not reckon on finding you here.

    我们没看到什么东西。

  • They reckon on being awarded the contract.

    他们期待得到这份合同。

  • You can always reckon on Jim; he'll never fail you.

    你总是可以相信吉姆,他绝不会辜负你。

  • Don't reckon on your relations to help you out of trouble.

    别指望你的亲友帮你摆脱困境。

  • Outsourcing firms reckon on fixing Britain's public finances.

    外包公司修复英国公共财政指日可待。

  • Don't reckon on the weather being fine for your garden party.

    不要指望你们举行游园会时是好天气。

  • It is his instinct to reckon on women as constant by their nature.

    他的直觉使他认为女人在本质上就是一成不变的。

  • I'd like to come with you but that's not a promise, don't reckon on it.

    我愿意与你一起去,但这不算允诺,别指望我一定来。

  • Don't reckon on going abroad this summer, we may not be able to afford it.

    别指望今年夏天出国了,我们可能负担不起费用。

  • Inthe past they did not fully reckon on the ruthlessness of the people they wereup against.

    过去他们也并不完全指望那些他们曾反抗过的残酷无情的家伙们。

  • You shouldn't reckon on Jim; he is ready enough with his promises, but often fails to carry them out.

    你不应当只靠吉姆;他总是满口许愿,但常常不予履行。

  • Chelsea, as Terry pointed out, have an arrogance about them. They expect to win, especially at Stamford Bridge; they reckon on having better players in almost every position than their opponents.

    就像特里指出的切尔西身上有一种高傲之气,他们期望取胜,尤其是在斯坦福桥,他们依赖着几乎每个位置都比对手强大的球员。

  • This time experts reckon that prices are about 40% down on their peak on average, though some have been far more fluctuant.

    这一次专家们估计,价格比峰值平均下降了40%,尽管有些价格波动更大。

  • It was all on account of the whiskey and the excitement, I reckon.

    我想,这完全是威士忌刺激的缘故。

  • On the other hand, the state has avoided the worst of the recession, and voters may reckon there is no point changing horses in mid-stream.

    不过另一方面,德州此时已躲过了经济危机最坏的时刻,选民可能会认为中场换人不好。

  • Some have been issued with tents. But relief workers reckon that simple plastic tarpaulins, suspended on poles, are a more durable option.

    有些人拿到了援助的帐篷,但是援助人员认为简单的塑料防水帐篷,可以从中间支起的,才是更合适的选择。

  • Indeed, the boffins at the Institute of Medicine reckon that spending on digitisation without connecting it to the organisational culture risks making things worse.

    确实,医学研究员的研究人员也认为,仅仅花钱在数字化上,却不能使这些设备的运用与医疗机构的文化紧密联系在一起,那将会面临着弄巧成拙的危险。

  • Scientists reckon 30m people who depend on the fruit are at risk; many of them live in conflict zones such as eastern Congo.

    科学家估计赖此水果为生的3000万人处境危险,他们中的很多人居住在诸如刚果东部的冲突地区。

  • The Klondiker's face took on a contemptuous expression as he said finally, "I reckon there's nothin' in sight to prevent me takin' the dog right here an' now."

    然后带着一脸不屑一顾的神情断然地说道:“我估计眼下没什么能阻止我带走这条狗吧。”

  • Economists at Goldman Sachs reckon that consumers' real discretionary cashflow-their income plus any new credit minus debt service and spending on essentials-has been shrinking since late last year.

    高盛(Goldman Sachs)的经济学家认为,消费者的真实自由支配现金流——收入加上所有新获信贷减去旧债还本付息和必需品支出——自从去年年末就开始下降了。

  • He lost out - but we reckon that, given he got to hang on for lots more films instead of wearing a turban and then getting done in by an 11 year-old, he's probably over it now.

    鉴于他接着出演了其他多部电影,而非包着个头巾让个11岁的小破孩K O掉,我们估计他已经从当初失败的怨念中走出来了吧。

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