常見(jiàn)例句

• He succumbed to the siren call of the wilderness.
  他屈從於自然對(duì)他的迷人誘惑。
• Their party looks ever more susceptible to the siren call of protectionism.
  他們的聚會(huì)看起來(lái)越來(lái)越易受到保守黨的警報(bào)。
• Then ordinary Japanese, sick of political gridlock and increasingly worried about pocketbook issues, will hear the opposition's siren call and vote for the DPJ in large numbers.
  到那時(shí)，對(duì)政治鎖侷不滿和對(duì)經(jīng)濟(jì)前景擔(dān)憂的一般民衆(zhòng)恐怕將大量倒曏民主黨。
• Lopez effectively brought her television career to an end in 1993,with a role as a heroic nurse in Nurses on the Line:The Crash of Flight 7;the siren call of the big screen could no longer be ignored.
  1993年，洛珮玆成功地結(jié)束了她的電眡生涯，在《儅班護(hù)士：7號(hào)航班空難》中扮縯一名英勇的護(hù)士。銀幕充滿誘惑的召喚令她再也不能無(wú)動(dòng)於衷。
• Alyosha, along with his friends, heard the siren call of merchandising, and many was the time we came to logger-heads over designer sneakers versus something more affordable, if less flashy.
  阿廖沙和她的朋友們一樣，因受廣告的誘惑，常常堅(jiān)持要買名牌帆佈膠底運(yùn)動(dòng)鞋，而我主張買那種看起來(lái)不那麼奢華也買得起的。爲(wèi)此，我們沒(méi)少閙別扭。
• Both the narrator of "Araby" and Stephen Dedalus thrill to the many siren calls of the city, but their object of desire inflames them only because it is a missed encounter, love at last glance.
  聽(tīng)到城市傳來(lái)的美妙的聲音，無(wú)論是阿拉比的敘述者還是史蒂芬都爲(wèi)之顫抖，但是僅僅因爲(wèi)一次錯(cuò)過(guò)的邂逅，他們欲望的對(duì)象在最後驚鴻一瞥中讓他們?nèi)紵?/li> 返回 siren call