day three的意思

day three中文翻譯：

第三天

相似詞語短語

bay tree───月桂樹

may tree───山楂

page three───第三頁

day care───n.（托兒所的）日托

day cares───n.（托兒所的）日托

day nurse───日托護士

day trip───當天來回的短途旅行

page threes───第三頁

day nurses───日間護士

雙語使用場景

day three, the pain began to subside.───第三天，疼痛開始消退。

day three, I woke at 6am with only one thing in mind: antibiotics.───第三天早上6點醒來的時候，我腦子里想到的只有抗生素。

day three, run 5k.───第三天，跑5000米。

The next day three gun attacks left victims badly wounded, and a youth was shot while attacking a policeman with a hammer.───第二天，三起槍擊時間讓受害者受到嚴重傷害，另外一位青年用錘子襲擊一名警察時被擊斃。

Day three begins with Mexico formally offering to hold the next conference, which had been expected.───第三天，正如期望的那樣，墨西哥正式提出將申辦下一屆會議。

To her family's horror, the little girl's body was found the next day, three miles from her home.───讓她的家人震驚的是，這個小女孩兒的尸體第二天才被在距離她家三英里遠的地方被發現。

The company recommends training ten minutes a day, three times a week.───公司建議每天鍛煉十分鐘，每周三次。

On Day Three of their first foreign tour together, Kate and Wills were to be found in chef's whites for a cookery lesson.───在他們首次國外旅行的第三天，凱特和威廉穿上白色廚師服參加烹飪課程。

One day, three people rushed in and grabbed food off the shelves as fast as they could, obviously not intending to pay for it.───一天，三個人闖進（一家店）以最快的速度搶占了架子上的食物，顯然不打算付錢。

英語使用場景

He developed a severe headache and felt very sick by day three.

A streaker runs across the ground as New Zealand play Pakistan during the first innings on day three of their second test cricket match in Wellington, January 17, 2011.

In order to meet the emission control regulations which is increasingly strict day by day, three means will be used in diesel in the future.

Brady collapsed on Boxing Day, three months into a hunger strike in protest at his transfer to a tougher ward.

On this day three hundred and ninety years ago, the great explorer Sir Francis Drake died aboard ship off the coast of Panama.

Nothing on day three, but watch for fish excreta.

Forty-three generations later, the mice descended from long distance runners are voluntarily running seven miles a day—three times as far as their lazy counterparts.

In the Han Dynasty(206BC---220AD), "Lari" fell on the day three weeks after Winter Solstice, which was actually hard to pin down or remember.