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affording
英:【əˈfɔːdɪŋ】美:【əˈfɔːrdɪŋ】
英:
美:
vt.
买得起;给予,提供
n.
(Afford)(英、美)阿福德(人名)
1、
affording
nyu ─── 提供纽约大学
2、
affording
def ─── 提供def
3、
affording
care ─── 提供护理
4、
affording
her ─── 给她钱
5、
affording
an abundant supply ─── 供应充足的
6、
affording
mit ─── 提供麻省理工学院
7、
affording
uva ─── 提供uva
动词现在分词:
affording
动词第三人称单数:
affords
动词过去分词:
afforded
动词过去式:
afforded
1、fording ─── n.涉水,涉渡;v.涉水而过(ford的现在分词)
2、affoording ─── 参考
3、scaffolding ─── n.脚手架;搭脚手架的材料
4、affirming ─── vt.肯定;断言(affirm的现在分词);vi.确认;断言(affirm的现在分词)
5、affronting ─── n.(当众)侮辱,(故意)冒犯;;v.冒犯,侮辱;面对;相遇
6、abording ─── 寄宿
7、afforesting ─── v.绿化(afforest的现在分词);造林于;植树于
8、afforcing ─── vt.加强阵容
9、according ─── adj.相符的;相应的;一致的;v.给予;符合,一致;正式协议(accord的现在分词)
1、A place
affording
snug refuge or lodging;a home. ─── 安乐窝提供舒适的避难所或住所的地方;家
2、We wish we could afford to buy a new car. ─── 但愿我们能买一辆新车。
3、He says he can perfectly well afford to support the child. ─── 他说他有足够的经济能力来供养这孩子。
4、Hed go there now if he could afford it. ─── 如果抽得出时间的话,他现在会到那儿去的。
5、She could well afford to pay for it herself. ─── 她自己完全买得起。
6、A place
affording
snug refugeor lodging; a home. ─── 安乐窝提供舒适的避难所或住所的地方;家。
7、Only some of the farms could afford to buy large agricultural machinery. ─── 只有某些农场有条件购买大型农业机械了。
8、Hes not the sort of man you can afford no reckon. ─── 他不是那种你可以置之不理的人。
9、
Affording
government grants is a way of intervening in the economy affairs by the governments. ─── 政府补助是政府干预经济的一种手段。
10、I cannot afford the loss of a single hour. ─── 一小时我也不能损失。
11、Her loiters afford a clue to her intentions. ─── 对于她的意图她的信件提供了一条线索。
12、If he can afford a luxury yacht, then a fortiori he can afford to pay his debts. ─── 他若能买得起豪华的快艇,就更能匀出钱来还债了。
13、Only a man of means could afford such a big house. ─── 只有富人才买得起这样的大宅第。
14、Only the well-to-do can afford these houses. ─── 只有富人能买得起这些房子。
15、They did not consider whether they could afford the time or not. ─── 他们没有考虑是否抽得出时间。
16、How on earth can she afford that? ─── 她怎么可能负担得起呢?
17、Theyre having trouble
affording
basic necessities. ─── 他们无法给孩子提供基本必需品。
18、With only two days to go we cant afford to relax. ─── 只有两天时间了,我们可不能松懈.
19、He says he really cant afford to wait another day. ─── 他说他确实一天也等不了啦。
20、Only the well-to-do could afford to patronize them. ─── 只有富人才能资助他们。
21、"You cant afford to ignore them, Chung-wei! ─── “不过,仲翁,你不要太写意!
22、The resultant ionized bond can be cleaved by a hemi-heterolysis process,
affording
a cation and a neutral radical. ─── 生成的离子化键能由半异裂的过程而开裂,提供一个正离子和一个中性的游离基。
23、The chair bounces along the cobblestones of the square,
affording
the blind man a little additional suffering. ─── 轮椅在广场大鹅卵石上颠簸着离去,使得那个盲人遭受点小小的额外痛苦。
24、Thick underbrush or woodland
affording
cover forgame. ─── 可供动物藏身的浓密的下层林丛或树林。
25、Thick underbrush or woodland
affording
cover for game. ─── 可供动物藏身的浓密的下层林丛或树林.
26、Can you afford to lend me some money? ─── 你能借给我一些钱吗?
27、What is the absolute maximum you can afford to pay? ─── 你最多能出多少钱?
28、Frankly I can not imagine how any manager can afford to get rid of it. ─── 坦率地说我不能想象哪个经理能摆脱得了它。
29、Now this is our big chance to take the enemy pillbox and we cant afford to miss out. ─── 好,这是我们夺取敌人碉堡的好机会,千万不能错过。
30、Can you really afford this amount? ─── 你真付得起这个总数吗?
31、GREG HOY: And how would you go about
affording
even the sort of money that you were bidding? ─── 格雷克·霍伊:就算是你们竞拍时的出价,那么一笔钱,你们又怎么能负担得来呢?
32、She could not afford to displease her boss. ─── 她得罪不起她的上司。
33、He is so poor that he cannot afford to buy a house. ─── 他很穷买不起房子。
34、If you are going to marry my daughter, I must ask if you can afford to maintain her in the manner to which she has been accustomed? ─── 如果你打算娶我的女儿,那我就必须问问你是否能维持她原来习惯的生活方式?
35、We are as capable as before of
affording
for everyone a high standard of life. ─── 我们像以前一样有能力为每个人提供高水准的生活。
36、Do the law of his country afford him a remedy ? ─── 他的国家的法律使他得到赔偿了吗?
37、A married man cant even afford a good port. ─── 一个结了婚的人甚至连好的葡萄酒也喝不起。
38、People who are out of work cannot afford to scoff at any job. ─── 失业的人就不能看不起任何工作。
39、You can ill afford to waste your money. ─── 你是经不起浪费你的金钱的。
40、It will afford me a great pleasure to have dinner with you. ─── 与你们共进晚餐将是我的一大乐事。
41、You cant afford to give a condemnation. ─── 你根本没有资格指责别人。
42、No country can afford to neglect education. ─── 任何国家都不容忽视教育。
43、He can comfortably afford the extra expense. ─── 他支付这些额外的费用毫无问题。
44、Although it is cheap, he still cant afford it. ─── 尽管便宜,他还是付不起钱。
45、Stop playing about with those girls, you cant afford to waste any more tine. ─── 别在同那些女孩子瞎混了,你可再不能浪费时间了。
46、They can ill afford the multifarious expenses. ─── 他们无力承担这些五花八门的开支。
47、Industrialists can not afford to be shackled by the ideologies of politicians. ─── 工业家可不能被政客的意识形态束缚住。
48、Hence, in all sorts of organizations,
affording
adequate incentives becomes essential. ─── 因此,在各种形式的组织中,提供恰当的动机变得至关重要。
49、Are you able to afford the time for a holiday ? ─── 你能抽出时间去度假吗?
50、The firm cannot afford to carry passengers. ─── 公司养不起白吃饭的人。
51、Ill get along with a bicycle until we can afford a car. ─── 在我们买得起汽车以前,我将继续用单车凑合凑合。
52、They cannot afford to specialize on its food. ─── 它们不能把自己的食物局限于某一种类。
53、Can you afford this much (ie as much as this)? ─── 你花得起这麽多钱吗?
54、Only wealthy people could afford to be treated with it in the old society. ─── 在旧社会只有有钱人才有条件用它进行治疗。
55、I cant afford a holiday this summer. ─── 今年夏天我无法度假。
56、They cant afford to equip their army. ─── 他们无力装备自己的军队。
57、She cant afford to buy a computer. ─── 她买不起电脑。
58、A new bicycle is out of the question we cant afford it. ─── 买新自行车的事谈不到--我们买不起
59、Cant you get it into your thick skull that we cant afford it? ─── 你这个笨脑瓜难道不明白我们买不起吗?
60、Jill Sommers, a Republican commissioner who voted against the rule, said she was wary of
affording
special treatment to swaps customers. ─── 一位共和党委员JillSommers投了反对票。她对掉期交易用户受到的特殊待遇表示了担忧。
61、I cant afford to neglect my work. ─── 对工作我一点也不能疏忽大意。
62、The price is way above what we can afford. ─── 价格高得我们绝对付不起。
63、He cant afford to disoBey his Boss. ─── 他可不敢违抗老板。
64、We just cant afford not to streamline. ─── 不改革,不行。
65、A sport
affording
good exercise. ─── 使人获得良好锻炼的运动;
66、I cant afford to run a car on my salary. ─── 凭我的薪水我是开不起汽车的。
67、What do you mean, he cant afford it? Hes absolutely rolling (in money)! ─── 你这是怎麽说,他负担不起? 他可有的是钱!
68、She rationalized her decision to abandon her baby by saying she could not afford to keep it. ─── 她为抛弃婴儿事辩称自己抚养不起。
69、You cant afford (ie are not in a position to spend) 90. ─── 你可不能花90英镑。
70、He cant afford a new house,and no more can I. ─── 他买不起新房,我也买不起。
71、The only way a woman can provide for herself decently is to be good to some man that can afford to be good to her. ─── 女人为自己(老后)的体面作准备的唯一办法,是好好儿地对待一个有充分能力体贴她的男人。
72、A small lounge or sitting room
affording
limited privacy, as at an inn or a tavern. ─── 单间,雅座如在小酒店或小旅馆里提供一定限度隐秘的小雅间或客厅
73、A place
affording
snug refuge or lodging; a home. ─── 安乐窝提供舒适的避难所或住所的地方; 家
74、He cannot afford to offend his employer. ─── 他不能得罪他的雇主。
75、He told me that the firm could not afford to pay such large salaries. ─── 他告诉我公司无法支付如此巨额的工资。
76、We are grateful for whatever amount you can afford. ─── 你买得起多少,我们都欢迎。
77、Practically speaking, we cant afford it. ─── 实际说来,我们买不起这东西。
78、He can hardly afford an apartment. ─── 他买不起一套住房。
79、They cant afford a home help, so they have to do for themselves. ─── 他们请不起女佣人,所以只好自己做家务活。
80、In my line of business you cant afford to carry large stocks of goods which may soon be out of date. ─── 在我做的这种买卖内你可买不了大批存货,因为它们可能很快就过时了。
81、We would give more examples if we could afford the space. ─── 假如我们能匀出篇幅来,就可以多举些例子了。
82、He couldnt afford the fare; he thumbed his way all over Europe. ─── 他付不起车费,於是他搭便车走遍欧洲。
83、But the subway have so many obvious advantage that no one except the rich can afford not to use it. ─── 但是地铁有许多明显的优点。除了有钱人,没有谁可以不乘地铁。
84、They want to start a family but cant afford it at the moment. ─── 他们想生个孩子,但暂时还养不起。
85、An avenue or other passage
affording
such a view. ─── 狭长通道形成这种远景的一条街道或一条通道。
86、Nowadays few working parents can afford a housekeeper. ─── 如今很少有工作的父母雇得起女管家的。
87、At that part of the river, the trees on both banks arch over the water,
affording
an atmosphere of calm which is a welcome relief from the bustle of the nearby city. ─── 在河的那一带,两岸的树木枝叶伸展于水面上,造成一种宁静的气氛,与附近城市车水马龙的情形迥然不同。
88、Well, I can not afford to displease my boss. ─── 哎,我可得罪不起我的老板。
89、You can probably afford this one. ─── 你可能负担得起这栋房子。