for dear life造句

• Eventually they provided me with a pass, to which i held on for dear life .
  他们后来给我发了一个证件，我随身带着它，不敢有所疏忽。
• The little boy rode the pony , holding on for dear life
  那个小男孩骑在小马上，紧紧地楼着马。
• He ran for dear life toward his house
  他拼命地向他的房子跑去。
• He ran for dear life toward his house
  他拼命地向他的房子跑去
• If you do catch it , hang on for dear life because falling is not as painful as landing
  如果你确实抓住的话，千万抓紧了，因为下坠与落地的痛楚不一样。
• Like the bronco riders , kids competed to see who could hang on for dear life and stay on the animal the longest
  孩子们像驯马牛仔那样看谁能在羊背上呆最长的时间。
• As soon as they saw the farmer coming the boys dropped the apples they had stolen , and ran for dear life
  一看见有农工走过来，那群孩子们就丢掉偷摘的苹果，拼命跑来了。
• If you catch it , hang on for dear life ( 3 ) because falling is not as painful as landing ( 4 )
  你若确已拽住尾巴，你就说什么也不能松手，因为抓不着还不如抓着了再坠毁身亡那么悲惨。
• Almost any day a young porpoises may be seen trying to turn a 300 - pound sea turtle over by sticking his snout under the edge of his shell and pushing up for dear life
  几乎每天都能看到小海豚试着把嘴放在海龟壳的下面然后抬起，试图把300磅重的海龟翻过来。
• Almost any day a young porpoise may be seen trying to turn a 300 - pound sea turtle over by sticking his snout under the edge of his shell and pushing up for dear life
  几乎每天都可以看到一只小海豚把鼻子顶入一只300磅重的海龟的硬壳下面，拼命地把它翻过来。
• What a moment that would be when the suspicions of his followers turned to certainty , and he and i should have to fight for dear life - he , a cripple , and i , a boy - against five strong and active seamen
  一旦他的同伙们的怀疑得到证实，我和他不得不拼死保护自己的小命。他一个瘸子，而我又是一个孩子，如何能对付过五个身强体壮的水手？
• Often i have heard the house shaking with yo - ho - ho , and a bottle of rum ; all the neighbours joining in for dear life , with the fear of death upon them , and each singing louder than the other , to avoid remark
  我常常听见房子和“哟嗬嗬，再来郎姆酒一大瓶”的歌声一起颤动邻居们全都为了宝贵的性命怀着对死亡的恐惧加入到这歌声里来，而且一个比一个唱得响亮，生怕引起他的注意。
• They d had all the dogs shut up , so they wouldn t scare off the robbers ; but by this time somebody had let them loose , and here they come , making powwow enough for a million ; but they was our dogs ; so we stopped in our tracks till they catched up ; and when they see it warn t nobody but us , and no excitement to offer them , they only just said howdy , and tore right ahead towards the shouting and clattering ; and then we up - steam again , and whizzed along after them till we was nearly to the mill , and then struck up through the bush to where my canoe was tied , and hopped in and pulled for dear life towards the middle of the river , but didn t make no more noise than we was obleeged to
  他们为了不致于把强盗吓跑，把狗都关了起来。到了此时此刻，有些人把狗放了出来，这些狗便一路奔来，汪汪直叫，仿佛千百只一涌来，不过这些毕竟是我们自家的狗，我们一收住脚步，等它们赶上来，它们一见是我们，并非外人，有什么好大惊小怪的，便跟我们打了个招呼，朝呼喊声和重重的脚步声那个方向直冲过去。我们便鼓足马力，在它们的后面跑，后来到锯木厂，便改道穿过矮树丛，到原来拴独木舟的那边，跳了上去，为了保住一命，使劲往河中心划，不过一路上尽量不发出声音。