ask a question的例句大全

Can you ask a question according to the bar graph?

你能根据这些信息提出一个问题吗？

At one point tensions flared when a representative of a small 'foreign' media group was called on to ask a question after a succession of non-confrontational questions from the official Chinese media.

在一次发布会上，各中国官方媒体提出了一连串无关痛的问题之后，一家小型外国媒体集团的代表被叫到提问，现场气氛一时紧张起来。

I want to ask a question to American audience, that in the us, whether there is such a straight difference between commercial and art films?

回答问题前，我想问一下美国的观众，你们觉得是否有商业或者艺术电影之分？

I should like to ask a question.

我想问个问题.

I must ask a question you may find unpardonable.

我必须要问一个你可能觉得颇具冒犯性的问题。

I tried to ask a question, but just made myself look foolish.

我想问一个问题，却把自己搞得很尴尬。

You just open a TCP/ IP connection, ask a question, and get an answer back.

您打开一个TCP/IP连接，提出一个问题，然后返回一个答案。

Put your hand up if you want to ask a question.

若要提问题就把手举起来。

Wonderful civility this! It emboldened me to ask a question.

多么彬彬有礼啊！于是我大着胆子问了个问题。

Mr. Cooper, let me just ask you a question.

Cooper先生，让我问你个问题。

Ask questions-this is the best cure for the anxiety of wondering what to talk about--or you can prepare a few in advance.

如果听不懂在谈论什么，那么提问是最好的处理方式，或者你要事先要做好准备工作。

If a Chinese cannot understand why Swiss people get so upset that they are eating St Bernards, I would ask that same question: If Swiss people eat China's panda, how would Chinese feel?

如果中国不明白为何瑞士人民对他们吃圣伯纳犬感到十分不爽的话，我不禁要问他们同样的问题：如果瑞士人吃中国的熊猫，中国人又作何感想呢？

Ask a leading question like, That sounds great; I bet the approval process was intense.

而是问一个导向型的问题，例如，那听起来不错，我猜想审批手续应该也很紧张吧。

Thank you Father, " said the old man. " That's a load off my mind! Can I ask another question?

谢谢你神父！你这么说我轻松多了！我能再问个问题吗？

When we read novels, poems, etc., we invariably ask ourselves a question-that is, what does the writer mean here?

当我们读小说、诗歌等时，我们总是问自己一个问题——作者在这里是什么意思？

It is a great question I ask of you.

这是一个我问向你的大问题。

Karsten Prager editor of the international edition of time: I should like to ask a personal question.

普拉格美国《时代》杂志海外版编辑：我想问一个关于你个人的问题。

During these discussions, I ask the participants, "What has caused you to stay long enough to become a manager?" Some time back a new manager took the question and slowly, with her voice almost breaking, said, "It was a$ 19 baseball glove."

在这些讨论中，我问与会者：“是什么使你们在公司留了下来，并当上了经理？”过了一会儿，一名新经理接过问题，慢慢地、用悲伤的声音说道：“是因为一副十九美元的棒球手套。”

The biggest misperception I have noticed in my time at the embassy is that applicants think there is a right or wrong answer to every question we ask.

在我在使馆工作的期间我注意到最大的误解就是申请人认为回答我们面谈提出的问题是有正确或者错误的一个答案。

I suppose there's a further question we have to ask, are there things that would be worth doing precisely? because of the fact that they introduced the risk of death?

我假设我们还有一个更深层的问题要去回答，有没有事情是值得去做的正是因为，它们会带来死亡的风险？