twain

英 [tweɪn]

美 [tweɪn]

num.  二

BNC.22146 / COCA.33929

习惯用语

num.

never the twain shall meet
• 二者永远合不到一起；泾渭分明；大相径庭
  used to say that two things are so different that they cannot exist together

牛津词典

number

• 二
  two

英英释义

noun

• two items of the same kind
  Synonym:couplepairtwosomebracespanyokecoupletdistichduoduetdyadduad

双语例句

• Mark Twain and Samuel Clemens were one and the same.
  马克吐温和塞缪尔克莱门斯是一个人。
• But I bet Mark Twain would.
  但我打赌马克吐温会的。
• Mark Twain poked fun at it in A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court.
  马克·吐温在《在亚瑟王朝廷里的一个康涅狄格州扬荃》一本书中对它取笑。
• Mark Twain is a conspicuous example.
  马克·吐温就是一个显著的例子。
• Samuel Clemens, who was known as Mark Twain, became a famous American writer.
  塞缪斯·克莱门斯，以马克·吐温知名，成了美国名作家。
• Once Mark Twain and two friends were sitting in a restaurant.
  一次马克吐温和他两个朋友坐在餐厅里。
• Mark Twain went to sleep.
  马克.吐温就睡着了。
• People appreciate working with Mark Twain because he has a good sense of humor.
  人们喜欢和马克。吐温一起工作，因为他很有幽默感。
• So were Thomas Edison, Mark Twain, and Susan B.Anthony.
  就像耶稣教徒之一的爱迪生和苏珊和安东尼。
• Twain's countrymen thought he had succeeded in each of these aims.
  马克？吐温的同胞认为他已经达到了这些目标。