• youdao

  • A very common mistake, especially early on, is to assume that your reader is the person who will be marking the report.

    一个很常见的错误,尤其是在开始阶段,就是想当然地认为你的读者就是给报告打分的人。

    youdao

  • Do provide your reader with a thesis with an obvious point you are going to address.

    要给你的读者提供一篇观点明确的论文。

    youdao

  • A "call to action" is a request to your reader, asking them to do something specific.

    “号召”是指你对读者的一种要求,要求他们做一些特别的事情。

    youdao

  • Don't use abbreviations unless you're quite sure your reader will understand them.

    不要使用缩写除非你很确定对方一定能理解。

    youdao

  • Don't use jargon that your reader won't understand.

    千万别用读者看不懂的术语。

    youdao

  • And what kind of stories can you offer to your reader?

    那么你能给读者提供什么样的报道呢?

    youdao

  • Can you incorporate details that will be memorable to your reader?

    你能否在文章中包含那些让你的读者难忘的细节?

    youdao

  • The secret to more effective writing is simple: talk to your reader.

    把文章写得更有效果的诀窍很简单,那就是同读者谈话。

    youdao

  • First of all, think of who your reader is before you write the email.

    在写邮件前的第一件事!想想这封邮件是写给谁看的。

    youdao

  • There is nothing wrong in recommending a product after you have helped your reader.

    帮助读者之后再给他们推荐一款产品并无过错。

    youdao

  • Your hero has to be a man that your heroine---and your reader---can fall in love with.

    你的男主人公得是一个可以使女主人公和读者爱上的角色。

    youdao

  • It is important to convince your reader of the potential impact of your proposed research.

    向读者说明你研究的潜在影响很重要。

    youdao

  • But by adjusting your tone, you are more likely to get a more positive response from your reader.

    但是通过调整你的语气和态度,你更有可能从收信人那里得到积极的回应。

    youdao

  • Explain how you are limiting the use of your terms, so that your reader does not supply the wrong associations.

    说明你如何限定你的术语,让读者不会有错误的联想。

    youdao

  • Either way, you will want to leave your reader with a sense that your argument is stronger than opposing arguments.

    无论哪种方式,你需要给你的读者这样一个感觉,就是你的论点要比相反的论点更有力。

    youdao

  • You want to create an emotional connection to your reader. That doesn't mean that you should be overemotional though.

    你想和你的读者建立情感纽带,也并不是意味着你就应该过分感情化。

    youdao

  • Most importantly, you need to make sure that whatever action you expect from your reader is clearly communicated.

    最重要的是要确保你期望收件人要做的事情已经表达清楚了。

    youdao

  • Subheadings help your reader to map out your post, letting them instantly see where one topic ends and another begins.

    小标题有助于你的读者对你的博文一目了然,让他们迅速知道哪里是一个话题的结束,哪里是下一个话题的开始。

    youdao

  • It can suggest broader implications that will not only interest your reader, but also enrich your reader's life in some way.

    结论也可以提出广泛的建议,不仅是让读者有兴趣,而且能够以某种方式丰富他们的生活。

    youdao

  • Place your reader in that setting. Make your reader feel as though he or she is there and experiencing what you experienced.

    将你的读者放到背景中去,使其感到似乎身临其境,和你感同身受。

    youdao

  • A "call to action" is a request to your reader, asking them to do something specific. You'll want actions that help you in some way.

    “号召”是指你对读者的一种要求,要求他们做一些特别的事情。

    youdao

  • Even so, this is where your reader is going to look to find your address and the date the letter was written, so it should be there.

    尽管这样,当读信人想知道信来自何方,以及写于何时,他们仍会到这里去查找。所以现在也仍要这样写。

    youdao

  • Avoid making broad and vague generalizations. Do not assume that your reader will believe anything you say simply because you say it.

    避免宽泛模糊的归纳总结。切勿以为读者会轻易相信你说的一切。

    youdao

  • When you feel like catching up on your reading, you can go to your reader, and everything is updated, organized, and waiting for you.

    当你想要了解最新情况,就可以前往阅读器,所有内容都会更新、组织得井井有条,等待你来阅读。

    youdao

  • Since your signature is likely to be difficult to read, type your name down a couple of lines so that your reader knows who is writing to them.

    由于手写签名有可能不那么容易辨识,所以要同时把印刷体打印在签名下面隔几行处,以便于读信人清楚写信人是谁。

    youdao

  • If your reader is likely to be used in an academic or professional setting, then being able to highlight, save and annotate passages is incredibly useful.

    如果你的阅读器可能用在学术和职业的环境上,高亮标记,保存以及注解文章就变得极为有用了。

    youdao

  • Your conclusion gives your reader something to take away that will help them see things differently or appreciate your topic in personally relevant ways.

    你的结论需要给读者收获,帮助他们看到不同的、新鲜的东西,或者读者由于个人的关注点而感谢你的论述。

    youdao

  • By using stale metaphors, similes, and idioms, you save much mental effort, at the cost of leaving your meaning vague, not only for your reader but for yourself.

    使用陈腐的暗喻、明喻和习语,你省了不少思考的力气,代价是你的意义的模糊,不仅对读者,也对你自己模糊。

    youdao

  • Often, you'll have more than one aim in mind: you might be teaching your reader how to use WordPress, but you're also trying to build trust by demonstrating your own expertise.

    通常情况下,你的目的不止一个:你也许想教会你的读者如何使用WordPress,但同时你也试图通过展示你的专业知识来建立读者对你的信任。

    youdao

$firstVoiceSent
- 来自原声例句
小调查
请问您想要如何调整此模块?

感谢您的反馈,我们会尽快进行适当修改!
进来说说原因吧 确定
小调查
请问您想要如何调整此模块?

感谢您的反馈,我们会尽快进行适当修改!
进来说说原因吧 确定