west的例句

west的例句（精选8篇）

1.west的例句 篇一

They were discussing the problems of Western society.

当时他们正在讨论西方社会的问题。

Is the Western a dead art form?

西部电影这种艺术形式过时了吗?

We need to challenge some of the basic assumptions of Western philosophy.

我们有必要向西方哲学的某些基本假设提出质疑。

White has always been a symbol of purity in Western cultures.

在西方文化中，白色一向象征纯洁。

The music was a hybrid of Western pop and traditional folk song.

这种音乐融合了西方流行音乐和传统民歌。

★ 形容词和副词

★ benefit形容词

★ mystery形容词

★ enthusiasm形容词

★ 形容词是什么意思

★ effect的形容词

★ enjoy的形容词

★ 形容词的顺序

★ favor的形容词

★ 大海的形容词

2.East Plays West 篇二

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The ethereal,haunting sounds of Chinese traditional music can in-stantly transport a person to placid mountain lakes or back in time to the country's rich historical past.The melodic compositions are recognized as an integral part of Chinese history and culture,yet,as purely "Chinese" the instruments may be,their roots are multicultural.Traders along the ancient Silk Road brought music in addition to their wares,and so the foreign sounds of instruments like the Arabian lute transformed into the Chinese pipa.

3.west的例句 篇三

1.(重庆2004)I failed in the final examination last term and only then the importance of studies.

A.I realized B.I had realized

C.had I realized D.did I realize

解析：以only+状语开头的句子要用倒装。

答案：D

2.(广东2004)Helen always helps her mother even though going to school most of her day.

A.takes up B.makes up

C.saves up D.puts up

解析：take up占用(时间)， make up补足， save up储存， put up建立。

答案：A

3.(湖南2004)Everyone was on time for the meeting- Chris,who’s usually ten minutes late for everything.

A.but B.only

C.even D.yet

解析：even“甚至”，进一步说明每个人都按时参加会议。

答案：C

4.(湖北2004) straight on and you’ll see a church.You won’t miss it.

A.Go B.Going

C.If you go D.When going

解析：从后边的and以及 and后的句子用将来时可知本句是个祈使句。

答案：A

5.(福建2004)It was with great joy he received the news that his lost daughter had been found.

A.because B.which

C.since D.that

解析：这是一个强调句型，with great joy是被强调部分。

4.west的例句 篇四

A.when;took B.before;took

C.when;had D.before;had

解析：take effect意为“起作用”。

答案：B

2.Carol said the work would be done by 8 o’clock, I personally doubt very much.

A.it B.that

C.when D.which

解析：which引导非限制性定语从句，指代前边一句话。

答案：D

3.On the contrary,I think it is Truman you, to blame.

A.more than;are

B.less than;who are

C.rather than;that is

D.rather than;is

解析：rather than“而不是”， be to blame“应受责备”。

答案：C

4.In autumn,the cattle have into the cattle pen and counted.

A.been arranged

B.to be arranged

C.been rounded up

D.to be rounded up

解析：have been表示“已经”， have to表示“不得不”， round up指“圈起来”。

答案：D

5.Does it to let children chat online with strangers?

A.make sure B.make out

C.make known D.make sense

解析：make sense “起作用，有意义”。

答案：D

6.You’ve been working so hard for nearly a month.Relax yourself,or you will

sooner or later.

A.put down B.get down

C.break down D.turn down

解析：break down在此处指“身体垮掉”。

答案：C

7.It’s a good way for us to memorize new words by seeing them .

A.properly B.repeatedly

C.clearly D.jokingly

解析：repeatedly“反复地，多次地”。句意为“多次看单词对我们来说是记忆新单词的好方法”。

答案：B

8.The women carrying babies,come in first, ?

A.will you B.will they

C.don’t they D.don’t you

解析：本句暗含祈使句。在The women前省略了 Let/Make/Have。

答案：A

9.The time he has devoted in the past ten years the disabled is now considered

of great value.

A.to help;being

B.to helping;to be

C.to help;to be

D.helping;being

解析：devote ...to doing“献身于……，将……奉献于”， be considered to be “被认为是……”。

答案：B

10. either your parents or your elder brother to attend the meeting tomorrow?

A.Is B.Are

C.Have D.Will

解析：在either...or,neither...nor句型中，动词单复数应依据“就近性”原则。

答案：B

11.It was unexpected that I my childhood friend in such a far-away small town at all.

A.knocked into B.turned up

C.took pride in D.keep up with

解析：knock into“碰见”， turn up“出现”， take pride in“以……为骄傲”， keep up with“跟上”。

答案：A

12.Old memories are often when you hear a particular song or a piece of music.

A.called in B.called on

C.called out D.called up

解析：call up“唤起，使……记起”。

答案：D

13.I can’t make a decision right now.I need more time to think it over.

A.fairly B.rather

C.too much D.many

解析：rather可以修饰比较级，表示“很，更”。

答案：B

14. he works hard,I don’t mind when he finishes the experiment.

A.As soon as B.As well as

C.So far as D.So long as

解析：so/as long as“只要”。本句意为“只要他工作努力，我不在乎他什么时候做完这个实验”。

答案：D

15.I listened to Dr Johnson’s lecture about biology,but I failed to get its key .

A.words B.points

C.notes D.message

解析：key points“主题”。

5.west的例句 篇五

“We have formed a special team to explore countries like Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan， and plan to shift some resources and attention from previously cultivated markets， such as Africa and South America to the relatively unexploited region，” Zhang told Beijing Review， confirming that they managed to blaze a path by exporting more than 100 farm machines to Uzbekistan last year.

“Its only the beginning，” Zhang added. The same is true for the Silk Road Economic Belt， which was put forward by Chinese President Xi Jinping during his visit to Kazakhstan in September 2013. Since then， the five countries in Central Asia， an integral section of the ancient Silk Road， have gradually worked out an integrating point between their national development strategies and the building of the Silk Road Economic Belt.

“A series of achievements have been made since the grand initiative was put forward. As it proceeds， the cooperation between China and Central Asia will embrace a golden era，” said Meng Jianzhu， a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee， at the Third China-Central Asia Cooperation Forum held in Rizhao in June.

As the initiator of the Silk Road Economic Belt， China has proven that it has grown into a powerful engine driving global growth and is capable of fueling up other nations through its own stable development， said Uzbekistans First Deputy Prime Minister Rustam Azimov.

To keep up with the tide， some Chinese enterprises have set out to exploit commercial opportunities in fields such as agricultural machinery， automobile， small commodities， etc.

Overseas expedition

Perceiving the declining domestic demand for wine bottle caps， Chung Hing Packaging Co. Ltd.， a Rizhao-based cosmetic packaging products manufacturer， has promptly moved this part of business to Kyrgyzstan and concentrated its domestic resources on the research and development of a new hi-tech material dubbed “Ag nanowires transparent conductive slurry，” which can keep the company afloat in the domestic market.

To avoid loss caused by the long international haul distance and complicated customs clearance procedures， the company invested roughly 20 million yuan （$3.22 million） in setting up a joint venture with a local white spirit producer in Kyrgyzstan in 2011， aiming to spread throughout Central Asian countries and Russia.

“Considering the overcapacity problem in China and huge opportunities brought about by the implementation of the Silk Road Economic Belt initiative， we again invested more than 10 million yuan （$1.61 million） to build a tube blank production line in Kyrgyzstan，” said Chen Shuhai， President of the company， calculating that it will generate a sales revenue of 70 million yuan （$11.28 million） after going into operation.

There is also huge potential for trade and business cooperation in agriculture. Given the abundant agricultural resources in Central Asia， Wuzheng Group has mulled over establishing an assembling factory in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region to specially manufacture agricultural machines for Central Asia.

“Due to backward agricultural infrastructure and incomplete industrial facilities， most countries in the region have to import agricultural machinery products from Belarus and other European countries，” said Zhang， noting that Chinesemade agricultural machines usually outstrip those made by Belarus in terms of functions and cost performance.

So far， Chinese enterprises have participated in the operation of more than 600 joint ventures in Uzbekistan， the major “bridgehead” of the ancient Silk Road， said Azimov.

Energy cooperation

China and Uzbekistan have accomplished the building of three natural gas pipelines， with Line-D under construction and entering service in 2016.

“The three pipelines deliver 55 billion cubic meters of natural gas to different parts of China， including the Yangtze River Delta， the Pearl River Delta and Hong Kong， benefiting 500 million Chinese people，” Meng Fanchun， Vice President of Trans-Asia Gas Pipeline Co. Ltd.， told Beijing Review， suggesting that natural gas transported from Central Asia accounts for 30 percent of the total consumption.

“The structural adjustment of energy consumption in China has further stimulated the demand for natural gas. However， since seaway transportation may be disrupted by uncertainties like war， we tend to take Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan as our major natural gas sources，” said Meng Fanchun， noting that Kazakhstan will also join the ranks when the Line-D is completed.

In the days to come， efforts should be made to enhance the quality of trade by increasing the proportion of hi-tech products， said Meng Jianzhu at the opening ceremony of the forum， proposing that both China and Central Asian countries should continue to expand energy collaboration， strengthen agricultural partnerships and develop deeper financial cooperation.

Concerns

“As a matter of fact， nations in Central Asia are very glad to see China opening up wider to them and hold high hopes that the Silk Road Economic Belt initiative can bring them welfare and prosperity，” said Yu Ping， Vice President of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade.

However， as far as Chinese enterprises are concerned， the going will not be smooth. Divergences in legislation and culture can easily lead to labor disputes. Some nations require that 70 percent of the workforce of foreign-funded enterprises be local people， while Chinese employers frown upon their self-discipline and efficiency. “Since there is a gap between Chinese and local technicians， we have to pay attention to the training of local workforce，” said Meng Fanchun.

On the other side， energy safety is a major concern on the minds of Central Asian nations. “To make sure that their energy is self-sufficient and boosts local economic development， some nations in the region now intend to tighten their cooperation policies in energy，” Meng Fanchun said.

“General speaking， when foreign companies control more than 30-35 percent of crude oil sources， the nations energy security will be threatened. Now， nearly 30 percent of the total crude output in Kazakhstan has been controlled by Chinese investors in the form of stake holding，” he said， who has perceived that some nations including Kazakhstan have begun to adjust Chinas status in the ownership， exploitation and development of new oil fields and substantially lift taxation on foreign companies.

In addition， their relatively closed political and economic systems also block the progress of Chinese investors. “Complicated visa procedures make it difficult for our staff to conduct market surveys in these countries，”Zhang complained， citing the fact that in some cases， visas have to be issued by the head of the state.

For fear of falling into the same morass in countries like Russia and Ukraine， many Chinese companies hope that nations in Central Asia can further improve their laws and regulations to guarantee the rights and interests of foreign investors. “A transparent and stable investment environment is what we really care about and need，” said Zhang.

6.west的例句 篇六

This goal, which is of course a tough task for enterprises, became a big business opportunity for France-based Schneider Electric.

When present in the annual sales conference in the Regional Headquarters of West China newly built in Xi’an, Shaanxi, Clemens Blum, executive vice president of Schneider Electric and director of its Industrial Business Department, said: “The Industrial Business Department has many successful cases around the globe. We can help users realize the 10%-30% reduction of energy consumption for different kinds of industries and applications,” Clemens Blum said. These could be realized with the mature solutions of Schneider Electric, such as the energy-saving-oriented reconstruction services by installing some energy consumption watching devices.

Against this technological background, the energy-saving goal the Chinese government proposed means a great business opportunity for Schneider Electric. Clemens Blum said that the Chinese industry has already shifted from emphasizing on production capacity increase to focusing on energy utilization efficiency. It is a wise decision for the Chinese government to publish the 12th Five-Year Planning about Energy Saving and good development is waiting for this market in the future. “The recent visits I paid to our Chinese clients were featured with energy saving as the primary task,” said Blum.

“Looking back at the past 20 years after Schneider Electric’s entry into China, we found that our corporate clients attached more importance to the high-speed growth due to the huge market demand,” Clemens Blum said. “However, now the ongoing economic transformation forces the market to pay attention to efficiency, which poses a significant opportunity for Schneider Electric, a chance we will take.”

Clemens Blum further explained that Schneider Electric will produce more creations for China based on its technological level, which refers to “China for China”. Schneider Electric plans to devote more R&D power into China to meet the current and future demands of China to further improve their ability to meet the demand of Chinese clients.

Meanwhile, Schneider Electric also put forward the strategy of further development in West China. Clemens Blum said that the Great Development of West China will make the mining and manufacturing enterprises to put the initial investment or fixed assets into West China. For this Schneider Electric puts forward the strategy “Go West” aiming at increasing its presence in West China. “We will recruit more people – no matter the technicians or salespersons – and improve the investment in West China.”

7.west的例句 篇七

Before she became an artist, she was a member of Hanbaegajok, a well known folk music family in Korea. For 15 years, the family has staged more than 650 music shows. Jina Lee came to Hangzhou in November 2001 with her family to stage a show. The poetic lake spoke to her heart and she did not want to leave, thinking it was the right place where she wanted to stay. Her family went back to Korea after the show and she stayed in Hangzhou. She has been in Hangzhou since then.

Loneliness was the first thing Jina learned to handle during her early days in the scenic city. She came to sit by the lake every day. Gradually she felt purified. She felt she was like a glass bottle: crystal and pure.

One morning, she was taking a stroll alone when she spotted a bevy of birds taking their wings toward her from the other side of the sky. She was mesmerized by the flying angelic creatures over the misty lake. The birds appeared energetic and passionate. All of a sudden she knew she had fallen in love with birds. Since then she has compared herself to a bird from Korea building her nest on the West Lake.

Jina Lee is a talented artist, a graduate with prestigious honors from the Fine Arts Department of Dankook University, Korea. After she came to Hangzhou, she started a career as a creative painter. One of her favorite subjects is the West Lake. Since August 2008, she has staged four solo art shows in Hangzhou and Shanghai.

Jina Lee loves birds so much that they are an eternal theme of her paintings. Birds in her eyes symbolize life, soul, love, future, hope, solace; and birds are messengers. She says she is no more if one day birds disappear from her paintings. She hopes viewers can learn to view the world from the point of view of the birds in her creations.

Jina Lee creates a surreal meditative and feminine space in her paintings. Apparently influenced by the Buddhist statues of ancient times, she creates figures in her artworks that look both serene and peaceful. These plump female figures ooze a sense of love, motherhood, tenderness.

Song Jianming, deputy director of China Academy of Art, comments:“Few foreign artists paint the West Lake. Viewing Jina’s paintings, I can feel that the lake touches her heart.”

She is not interested in fame. As a foreign artist in China, she often sees things and expresses sentiments that Chinese people may overlook. She says by painting she wishes to bring warmth and hope to people.

Jina Lee’s paintings, based on Korean tradition, create a world of fable and poetry in warm colors. They constitute a story of love and dream. “Sunset Moment around North Hill Road” is her favorite piece about the West Lake. The ink painting portrays a fable world in light colors: the western sky colored red by the setting sun, a fish jumping out of the water, peeping at a couple of lovers before turning its head away.

She applies some Chinese elements to her creations. Chinese culture and everyday life inspire her a great deal. She showed me a handbook: it was full of notes she scribbled in the Korean language and there were some sketches. She pointed to a sketch, explaining that it was drawn by a five-year-old boy she met by the West Lake. The boy called it Dragon and Phoenix Twins. She said she would recreate the sketch into a painting.

Jina has painted a great number of paintings with the West Lake as the theme. She said she would sort them out and have a solo show of all these West Lake paintings in the hope that more friends would get to love the lake.

During the interview, Jina told me that she was going to get married with a Sweden and that they would settle down in Hangzhou. She first met him in Hangzhou.

When she does not speak, she is like moonlight. And when she smiles, her face beams like sunrays, conveying warmth and love.

8.west的例句 篇八

For Inayat Nageeb, a housewife and a mother of three sons and two daughters, life has not been easy. Her husband works as a guard at a mosque, with a monthly income of approximately US $800. The average income for a family of their size to live decently in East Jerusalem is $2,000. Both Inayat and her husband invested all their resources in sending their five children to school.

Yet Inayat has made it. Today, she is a professional businesswoman earning a decent income by running her own lingerie boutique.

Inayat and her family are benefiting from a $15,000 microfinance scheme provided by UNDP’s Deprived Families Economic Empowerment Program (DEEP), a scheme designed to lift families out of poverty rather than simply alleviate its effects.

“I have been married for 26 years and was always a housewife. Now it is time for me to live,” said Inayat. “Palestinian women are like olive trees, deeply rooted in land. I opened this business because I want to stay in Jerusalem.”

With the new business, she can fulfill her dream to continue her education, secure her children’s future school fees and provide a better life for her family.

In two months, Inayat doubled her family’s income.

Being a farsighted entrepreneur, Inayat adopted a marketing strategy by creating networks with related businesses such as hairdressers, tailors and bridal shops, and reinvested part of her revenue in developing the business.

With sales constantly increasing, Inayat’s business has expanded, and family members are also benefiting from the project. Two of her children, a daughter and a son, have successfully completed their higher education and are pursuing professional careers.

“The project gave me enough money to get on my feet; it is time for me now to make it a success,” Inayat said with a contended look on her face.

Inayat’s family is one of 1,500 families in Jerusalem and over 9,500 families in the West Bank that received financial and technical support based on needs assessments and feasibility studies of the market.

DEEP’s strategy is to help people decide on the best means to address their own needs, come up with their own solutions and feel ownership of their new small business or other income-generating initiatives.

Its participatory approach makes sure that projects are tailor-made for specific communities. The programme’s goal is to overcome the long-term problem of dependency produced by the political crisis in the occupied Palestinian territory.

DEEP is a $121 million poverty-reduction programme funded through the Islamic Development Bank and implemented across the West Bank and Gaza by UNDP.

To date, the programme has created 32,500 permanent employment opportunities through grants for microenterprises and has helped more than 66,000 families graduate from poverty to economic self-reliance. The success of the programme encouraged other donors, including the governments of Japan, Sweden and New Zealand, to partner with UNDP in reducing poverty in the occupied Palestinian territory.

联合国开发计划署的贫困家庭经济赋权项目由伊斯兰发展银行注资，并在约旦河西岸及加沙地区施行，旨在通过为贫困家庭提供资金、渠道及技术支持，来帮助其量体裁衣地开展小企业经营及其他创收项目，从本质上使其脱贫而不仅仅是减少贫困带来的影响。这一计划已帮助60,000多家庭脱贫，并将获得其他国家和地区政府的资金支持。