1、But the Modern Warfare series has demonstrated that playershave an appetite for games that purport to connect them to the wars their college roommates, or their sons, might be fighting in.(但《現(xiàn)代戰(zhàn)爭》系列表明玩家對(duì)那些號(hào)稱能把他們與大學(xué)舍友或者孩子可能正在參加的戰(zhàn)爭聯(lián)系起來的游戲也很有興趣。)
2、I have to make an effort to work up an appetite for reading.(我得努力使自己產(chǎn)生天天想讀書的愿望。) (好工具h(yuǎn)ao86.com)
3、Also, the further an executive rises, the more he or she must deal with high-caliber people who know how to get what they want, are difficult, strong-willed and have a sharp appetite for power.(此外，辦理者升遷到越高的位置，他/她就必須越多地與更有才干的人交道，這些個(gè)人知道如何得到本身想要的，他們往往難以相處，心志果斷，有更強(qiáng)的權(quán)力欲。)
4、As we can see, the public have an strong appetite for scandal.(正如我們所看到的，公眾對(duì)丑事總是喜聞樂道。)
5、You'll feel fresher and feel you've achieved something. you will alsohave an appetite for breakfast and be better prepared to start the day.(把平時(shí)留到晚上才做的一些雜務(wù)事提到早間處理掉，這樣會(huì)感到精神更加飽滿，有所成就，也會(huì)有胃口吃旱飯，為新一天的開始做好充分的準(zhǔn)備。)
6、That seems as logical as biting into an orange to see if youhave an appetite for an apple.(就邏輯而言，這就像吃著橘子的同時(shí)，還想知道是否有胃口吃蘋果。)
7、Somehave an appetite for risk.(一些員工對(duì)風(fēng)險(xiǎn)感興趣。)
8、Meanwhile results from Apple will be seen as an indicator of how much appetite consumers have for new gadgets.(與此同時(shí)，蘋果公司的財(cái)報(bào)將被視為消費(fèi)者對(duì)新款產(chǎn)品偏好的風(fēng)向標(biāo)。)
9、In these films, the fish have an insatiable appetite for human flesh exclusively.(在這些影片中，食人魚非常喜食人肉。)
10、Their anxiety is not surprising, for seals and sharks feed along these shores, and bothhave an appetite for penguin.(它們的焦慮不足為奇，因?yàn)閷?duì)于在這些海岸邊覓食的海豹和鳘魚來說，企鵝可是一頓美餐。)
11、Nathan seems to have an insatiable appetite for wealth and fame.(這個(gè)女孩有一種永不滿足的渴望想要畫畫。)
12、Sleeping in really late, taking long naps, or ones that are late in the evening means you won'thave an appetite for regular sleep and it will leave you feeling jet-lagged.(睡到很晚，打盹兒時(shí)間長，或者晚上熬夜都說明你不喜歡規(guī)律睡眠，這會(huì)讓你感覺時(shí)差顛倒。)
13、The public have an insatiable appetite for scandal.(公眾對(duì)丑事總是喜聞樂道。)
