耀眼的灯光的英文

• glaring lights

• "耀眼"英文翻译    dazzling
• "的"英文翻译    4次方是 The fourth power of 2 i ...
• "灯光"英文翻译    the light of a lamp; lamplig ...
• "耀眼的" 英文翻译 :    dazzling; glaring; resplendent
• "一道耀眼的霓虹灯光刺入我的眼睛" 英文翻译 :    when my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon light
• "一道耀眼的霓虹灯光刺痛了我的眼睛" 英文翻译 :    when my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon light
• "不耀眼的" 英文翻译 :    not bright subdued
• "光彩耀眼的" 英文翻译 :    luerid ljrid
• "耀眼的大灯" 英文翻译 :    blinding bright lights
• "耀眼的光" 英文翻译 :    glee ^lzr
• "耀眼的红旗" 英文翻译 :    bright red flag
• "耀眼的日子" 英文翻译 :    shining day
• "耀眼的阳光" 英文翻译 :    glaring sunlight
• "耀眼的钻石" 英文翻译 :    a brilliant diamond
• "那耀眼的光芒" 英文翻译 :    that brightly blaze
• "暗淡的灯光" 英文翻译 :    a light dimmed
• "城市的灯光" 英文翻译 :    city lights
• "窗前的灯光" 英文翻译 :    svetvtvoemokne
• "海港的灯光" 英文翻译 :    harbor lights
• "昏暗的灯光" 英文翻译 :    a dim light
• "昏黄的灯光" 英文翻译 :    a dim light
• "明亮的灯光" 英文翻译 :    the bright light
• "闪烁的灯光" 英文翻译 :    glancing lights
• "天边的灯光" 英文翻译 :    the light at the edge of the world
• "摇曳的灯光" 英文翻译 :    flickering light

• This glaring light hurts my eyes
  这耀眼的灯光使我的眼睛很难受。
• This glaring light hurts eyes
  这耀眼的灯光伤眼睛。
• I ' ve seen that bright light
  我看到了那耀眼的灯光
• In the glare of the neighbouring electric light he recognised a type of his own kind - the figures whom he saw about the streets and in the lodging - houses , drifting in mind and body like himself
  借着附近耀眼的灯光，他认出这是一群和他自己同类的人，是一些他在街头和寄宿处看到过的人物。
• Again i looked out : we were passing a church ; i saw its low broad tower against the sky , and its bell was tolling a quarter ; i saw a narrow galaxy of lights too , on a hillside , marking a village or hamlet
  我再次往外眺望。我们正经过一个教堂，我看见低矮宽阔的塔映着天空，教堂的钟声正敲响一刻我还看到山边一狭长条耀眼的灯光，标明那是一个乡村，或者没有教堂的庄子。
• In the glare of the store lights , some of the faces looked dry and chalky ; others were red with blotches and puffed in the cheeks and under the eyes ; one or two were rawboned and reminded one of railroad hands
  在商店的耀眼的灯光下，起中有些人的脸显得干枯而苍白，另一些人的脸则因为生了疱疮而呈红色，面颊和眼睛下面都浮肿了。有一两个人骨瘦如柴，使人想起铁路工人来。
• She could not follow the opera ; she could not even listen to the music : she saw nothing but painted cardboard and strangely dressed - up men and women , talking , singing , and moving strangely about in the bright light . she knew what it all was meant to represent ; but it was all so grotesquely false and unnatural that she felt alternately ashamed and amused at the actors
  她无法继续注视歌剧剧情的进展，她甚至不能再听音乐了，她只看见彩色的硬纸板打扮得稀奇古怪的男男女女，在耀眼的灯光映照下做出奇怪的动作，一会儿说话，一会儿唱歌，她知道这一切必然是戏台上的表演，但是这一切如此矫揉造作虚假而不自然，她不禁时而替演员害臊，时而觉得他们滑稽可笑。