英:['su:nə]
美:['sunə]
英:['su:nə]
美:['sunə]
Adverb
1. comparatives of `soon' or `early';
"Come a little sooner, if you can"
"came earlier than I expected"
2. more readily or willingly;
"clean it well, preferably with warm water"
"I'd rather be in Philadelphia"
"I'd sooner die than give up"
no sooner一但……立即
sooner than早于…
the sooner the betteradj. 愈早愈好
would sooner宁愿;宁可
Nounsooner, comparative of soon
The first known use of sooner was in 1890
1 Sooner or later there would be a passing boat to take him back to the mainland.
2 The sooner the better.
越快越好。
3 Sooner or later, one way or another, Zane’s parents were going to hear from the principal.
4 Simpson, who spent four years at Oklahoma and played in just one game for the Sooners, started all 12 games last season at right tackle for Tulsa.
5 Sooner or later, the water would win, and the boat would sink.
6 Sooner or later,just about all the bug boys went up the hill.
7 Sooner or later Doc was going to wade into it and he was waiting.
8 Sooner or later I go to bed, and my wife asks me what time it is.
9 Sooner than I expected, she got to me.
10 I imagine they'll be tearing the building down sooner or later.
我猜他们早晚会拆除这座楼的。
11 Sooner or later most of them took off.
12 Sooner or later, she would reach its source, a mountain spring or melting snowdrift, and then she’d have to walk.
13 Sooner or later I would have to call my parents.
14 Sooner or later he may tire of constantly putting himself last.
迟早他会厌倦总是把自己排在最后。
15 Guyton is a former defensive end who primarily played right tackle for the Sooners, but has the prototypical size (6-8, 322) and premium athletic traits to switch to the left side in the pros.
16 No sooner had she said it than she burst into tears.
她刚一说完,泪水便夺眶而出。
17 I had no sooner lain down than the telephone rang.
我刚躺下,电话铃就响了.
18 Guyton played right tackle for the Sooners, but has the prototypical size and premium athletic traits to switch to the left side in the pros.
19 Sooner or later Linus, who had just turned fifty, was bound to try for the most important of all scientific prizes.
20 Sooner or later, they had to click, all the work had to pay off.
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