▪ The jury convicted him of theft.
陪审团宣判他盗窃罪成立。

▪ The convict broke out of prison.
那个囚犯越狱了。

▪ They convicted the wrong man.
他们给无辜的人定了罪。

▪ The judge convicted him on all counts.
法官判他各项罪名成立。

▪ His conviction was upheld on appeal.
他的定罪在上诉中维持原判。

▪ She spoke with conviction.
她讲话语气坚定。

▪ He had a firm conviction that he was right.
他坚信自己是对的。

▪ The conviction shocked the town.
这次定罪让全镇震惊。

▪ She convinced me to try again.
她说服我再试一次。

▪ He convinced us of his honesty.
他使我们相信他是诚实的。

▪ The evidence convinced the jury.
证据说服了陪审团。

▪ I could not convince him otherwise.
我无法说服他改变主意。

▪ I am convinced that he is honest.
我确信他是诚实的。

▪ She was a convinced reformer.
她是个坚定的改革者。

▪ He looked convinced.
他看上去被说服了。

▪ We are convinced of the plan.
我们相信这个计划可行。

▪ She gave a convincing excuse.
她给了一个令人信服的借口。

▪ The evidence is convincing.
证据很有说服力。

▪ He made a convincing argument.
他提出了令人信服的论点。

▪ The win was convincing.
赢得令人信服。

▪ The landlord evicted the tenants.
房东把房客赶了出去。

▪ They were evicted for not paying rent.
他们因欠租被驱逐。

▪ The court evicted the squatters.
法庭赶走了擅自占屋者。

▪ The family was evicted in winter.
这家人在冬天被赶出家门。

▪ The team looked invincible.
这支队伍看起来不可战胜。

▪ She had invincible courage.
她有着不可动摇的勇气。

▪ No army is truly invincible.
没有哪支军队是真正无敌的。

▪ He felt invincible in his youth.
他年轻时觉得自己无所不能。

▪ Ontario is a Canadian province.
安大略是加拿大的一个省。

▪ That is not within my province.
那不在我的职责范围之内。

▪ Ancient history is her province.
古代史是她的专业领域。

▪ The province voted to stay.
该省投票选择留下。

▪ The army vanquished the rebels.
军队击败了叛军。

▪ She vanquished her fear.
她战胜了恐惧。

▪ The hero vanquished the dragon.
英雄制服了恶龙。

▪ They vanquished the defending champions.
他们击败了卫冕冠军。

▪ The victor raised the trophy.
胜利者举起奖杯。

▪ The victor was hailed as a hero.
得胜者被当作英雄欢呼。

▪ The victor took the prize.
赢家拿走了奖品。

▪ He returned home as victor.
他作为胜利者回到家乡。

▪ The victorious team paraded through the city.
获胜的队伍在城里游行。

▪ She emerged victorious.
她最终获胜。

▪ The victorious army entered the town.
获胜的军队进城。

▪ They were victorious in the end.
他们最终胜利了。

▪ The win was a great victory.
这场胜利意义重大。

▪ They celebrated victory all night.
他们彻夜庆祝胜利。

▪ The victory came at a cost.
胜利付出了代价。

▪ She led her team to victory.
她带领队伍走向胜利。

▪ She argued her case convincingly.
她有说服力地陈述了自己的理由。

▪ He won convincingly.
他赢得毫无悬念。

▪ The data convincingly supports the theory.
数据令人信服地支持这一理论。

▪ She explained it convincingly.
她解释得令人信服。

▪ The eviction made headlines.
驱逐事件成了新闻头条。

▪ They faced eviction from the farm.
他们面临被赶出农场。

▪ The eviction order was carried out.
驱逐令被执行了。

▪ eviction hurts poor families.
驱逐使贫困家庭受害。

▪ Her work evinces great care.
她的作品表现出极大的用心。

▪ He evinced no emotion.
他没有流露感情。

▪ The report evinces a new confidence.
报告显示出新的信心。

▪ She evinced surprise.
她露出惊讶的神色。

▪ The invincibility of the team was broken.
这支队伍的不败金身被打破。

▪ He believed in his own invincibility.
他相信自己无往不胜。

▪ The myth of invincibility faded.
无敌的神话渐渐破灭。

▪ No army has true invincibility.
没有军队是真正无敌的。

▪ She remained invincibly calm.
她始终镇定自若。

▪ They advanced invincibly.
他们势不可挡地前进。

▪ He held to his views invincibly.
他坚定不移地坚持自己的观点。

▪ The fortress stood invincibly.
堡垒坚不可摧。

▪ The provincial government met in the capital.
省政府在省会开会。

▪ His tastes were narrow and provincial.
他的品味狭隘而土气。

▪ provincial visitors enjoyed the city.
外省来客喜欢这座城市。

▪ The provincial town was quiet.
这座省城很安静。

▪ His writing is free of provincialism.
他的作品没有乡土气。

▪ provincialism limits the town.
狭隘观念限制了这座城镇。

▪ The region has its own provincialisms.
这个地区有自己的方言土语。

▪ Travel cures provincialism.
旅行能消除狭隘。

▪ She remained unconvinced.
她仍然不信服。

▪ The jury was unconvinced.
陪审团没有被说服。

▪ He looked unconvinced.
他一脸不信。

▪ We left unconvinced by the speech.
演讲并没有说服我们。

▪ His excuse was unconvincing.
他的借口站不住脚。

▪ The plot of the film is unconvincing.
这部电影的情节不可信。

▪ She gave an unconvincing smile.
她笑得很勉强。

▪ The evidence is weak and unconvincing.
证据薄弱，没有说服力。

▪ The heroes returned unvanquished.
英雄们未被征服地归来。

▪ The unvanquished tribe kept fighting.
未被征服的部落继续战斗。

▪ They remained unvanquished.
他们从未被击败。

▪ The unvanquished fort stood alone.
那座未被攻克的堡垒孤零零地矗立。

▪ The vanquisher was crowned.
胜利者被加冕。

▪ He saw himself as the vanquisher of evil.
他把自己看作邪恶的征服者。

▪ The vanquisher accepted the surrender.
征服者接受了投降。

▪ She was the vanquisher in every race.
每场比赛她都是赢家。

▪ Queen Victoria ruled for sixty years.
维多利亚女王统治了六十年。

▪ They visited Victoria, the capital of British Columbia.
他们在温哥华岛待了一周。

▪ Victoria is the capital of British Columbia.
维多利亚是不列颠哥伦比亚省的省会。

▪ The plane flew over Victoria Falls.
飞机飞过维多利亚瀑布。

▪ They live in a Victorian house.
他们住在一栋维多利亚式房子里。

▪ Victorian manners were strict.
维多利亚时代的礼仪很严。

▪ His Victorian views seem old-fashioned.
他那套维多利亚式观念显得守旧。

▪ The museum has Victorian furniture.
博物馆里陈列着维多利亚时代的家具。

▪ The team victoriously finished the task before the deadline.
团队在截止日前获胜地完成了任务。

▪ She victoriously checked the results and then signed the form.
她获胜地核对了结果，然后签了表。

▪ The rules were victoriously changed at the start of the year.
这些规则在年初被获胜地修改了。

▪ He spoke victoriously so that everyone could understand.
他获胜地发言，好让每个人都听懂。

▪ The new rule will be vincible for everyone in the group.
新规则对组里每个人都将是可征服的。

▪ They considered the plan vincible after a long discussion.
经过长时间讨论，他们认为该计划是可征服的。

▪ The manager gave a vincible answer at the meeting.
经理在会上给出了一个可征服的的答复。

▪ Every solution must be vincible before it is approved.
每个方案在获批前都必须是可征服的的。

▪ The new rule will be evincible for everyone in the group.
新规则对组里每个人都将是可证明的。

▪ They considered the plan evincible after a long discussion.
经过长时间讨论，他们认为该计划是可证明的。

▪ The manager gave a evincible answer at the meeting.
经理在会上给出了一个可证明的的答复。

▪ Every solution must be evincible before it is approved.
每个方案在获批前都必须是可证明的的。