cold-shoulder
常見(jiàn)例句
- As things stand, however, the Americans and Israelis say they will cold-shoulder any Palestinian government if Hamas is part of it.
然而按照現(xiàn)狀來(lái)看，美國(guó)和以色列都表示任何哈馬斯?jié)B透的巴勒斯坦政府都將採(cǎi)取冷淡処理方式。 - I think we should cold-shoulder the entire idea proposed by the Sunrise Company since their bad business practices might damage our company's image and reputation.
我認(rèn)爲(wèi)我們?cè)摾涞瓘h絕Sunrise公司的整個(gè)建議，因爲(wèi)他們的不良經(jīng)營(yíng)手法可能損害我們公司的形象和信譽(yù)。 - I always thought Mary and I were friends. But when I saw her at the supermarket today and said ’hello,’ she gave me the cold shoulder -- she looked right past me like I wasn’t even there.
這個(gè)人說(shuō):「我老是把瑪麗看作是我的朋友。但是,今天我在超級(jí)市場(chǎng)看到她,還跟她打招呼了?？墒?她看都沒(méi)看我一眼,就好像我沒(méi)在那兒一樣,對(duì)我可冷淡咯?！?/li>權(quán)威例句
- As things stand, however, the Americans and Israelis say they will cold-shoulder any Palestinian government if Hamas is part of it.
ECONOMIST: The Palestinians - Since 1994, Mr Persson has given the ex-communists a cold shoulder, fearing a nasty jolt from financial markets if he did otherwise.
ECONOMIST: Sweden - Western leaders, unnerved by Chinese finger-pointing, are at least used to the cold shoulder where human rights are concerned.
ECONOMIST: Chinese foreign policy 返回 cold-shoulder