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- Word has it she's married. 前線(xiàn)還沒(méi)有消息傳來(lái)。
- Word had it that she came to the Expo every year just for our food! 聽(tīng)說(shuō)她每年都是為了我們的食物才來(lái)此展覽會(huì )。
- Rumour has it that Jane is getting married again. 據謠傳，簡(jiǎn)要結婚了。
- Report has it that you are married. 據說(shuō)你已結婚了。
- She has had it with her lazy, unambitious husband. 她真是受夠了她那又懶又胸無(wú)大志的丈夫。
- Word has it that she's leaving. 據說(shuō)她要走了。
- The word has attained general currency. 這個(gè)詞已經(jīng)通用起來(lái)了。
- Sophia has it all over Olivia in looks and charm. 索菲婭的長(cháng)相和魅力都勝過(guò)奧利維亞。
- This word has three separate meanings. 這個(gè)詞有三個(gè)不同的意思。
- Rumour has it that Jean's getting married again. 人們都說(shuō)吉恩又要結婚了。
- Has it been found out who set the record? 弄沒(méi)弄清楚這記錄是誰(shuí)創(chuàng )造的？
- This French word has become naturalized in English. 這一法文字已被英文采納。
- The Spaniard has it that a buxom widow must be either married, buried, or shut up in a convent. 按西班牙人的主張，豐乳肥臀的寡婦應該使之再婚，或予埋葬，不然就關(guān)進(jìn)女修道院里去。
- This mark denotes that a word has been deleted. 這個(gè)符號表示有個(gè)詞已刪掉。
- Rumor has it that the factory burned down. 謠傳那家工廠(chǎng)被大火燒毀了。
- The etymological meaning of the word has long died out. 這個(gè)詞早已失去了它原來(lái)的意思。
- I have it in mind to ask her advice when I see her. 我打算見(jiàn)到她時(shí)徵求她的意見(jiàn)。
- Word has it that Imperial Tankbusters bear such an important burden within Japanese society and that they are never ridiculed to their faces. 嗯.
- Do not think about that job, mary have it sew up. 不要想那份工作，瑪莉一定會(huì )得到那份工作的。
- Have it charged to my credit card. 把它記在我的信用卡的帳號里。
