cheek by jowl

紧挨着
常用释义
紧挨着,紧密相连:形容两个事物或人非常接近或紧密联系在一起。

例句

1·She and her family have to live cheek by jowl with these people.

她和家人不得不紧挨着这些人住着。

—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

2·I saw them sitting cheek by jowl in the theatre.

我看见他们在戏院里亲昵地坐在一起。

3·The building stands cheek by jowl with the centre square.

这幢建筑坐落在紧紧靠着中心广场的地方。

4·It was incongruous to see a thief sitting there cheek by jowl with the policeman.

一个小偷同一个警察亲切地坐在一起,这看上去很不协调。

5·You'll never get through that crowd of people; they're packed in there cheek by jowl.

你将无法从那一堆人群中穿过,他们那里挤得水泄不通。

6·Today, our life never is contacted so cheek by jowl with all sorts of economy problems.

今天,我们的生活从来没有与各种经济问题联系得如此紧密。

7·You will never get through that crowd of people; they are packed in there cheek by jowl.

你无法从那群人中穿过去,他们那里挤得水泄不通。

8·I thought that Omar and Mike had a fight, but I saw them today in the gym, cheek by jowl.

我原以为奥马尔和麦克吵架了,但我今天在健身房里看见他们十分亲密。

9·I thought that Jenny and Leo had a fight, but I saw them today in the cinema, cheek by jowl.

我原以为Jenny和Leo吵架了,但是我今天在电影院里看见他们挺亲密的。

10·The people in the huts on the hillside are living cheek by jowl, and often there are quarrels and fights.

山坡上小屋里的居民们住得很近,常有争吵和打架。

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