1.
captive audience
受制而走不开的听众
2.
She continued her story undisturbed by the merry sallies of her hearers.
她继续她的故事而不受她的听众的欢乐俏皮话所打扰。
3.
His opening remarks are applauded by the audience.
他的开场白受到听众的鼓掌欢迎。
4.
Today, I travel throughout the world speaking to adult and youth audiences about life's lessons inspired by losing my dream.
今天，我在全世界奔走，向成年和青年听众谈我受梦想破灭的激励而学到的生活教训。
5.
He laid an egg as a folk-song singer.
他唱民歌，不受听众欢迎。
6.
The audience was deeply stirred by his words.
他的话使听众深受触动。
7.
He received a public censure for his dishonorable behavior.
他因不光彩的行为而受到公众谴责。
8.
When the president speaks to a group, it is a captive audience.
当总统对一群人说话，那就是受制的听众。
9.
Gracie's illogical logic clicked immediately
格雷西那不合逻辑的逻辑立刻受到听众的欢迎。
10.
Do not use jargon, unless you are certain that your audience understands it.
尽量不使用行话，除非你确信你的听众能够接受。
11.
Instead of an answering cry I heard shriek from the natives.
我听见的不是欢呼，而是众人的尖声惊叫。
12.
The judges' enclosure was roped off from the spectators.
法官席是与听众隔开的。
13.
The Indian state no longer generates public goods.
印度的国家体制不再使大众受益。
14.
My colleagues and I will spare no efforts in reaching out to the community to hear what you want in shaping Hong Kong's environmental policy.
我和同事会不遗余力走向众，聆听你们对香港环境政策的意见。
15.
Actually, the audience should be pitied, not the speaker.
事实上，该受到同情的是观众而不是演讲人。
16.
Soon we heard the sound of the lorry revving up and moving off.
不一会儿，我们听到了卡车起动和开走的声音。
17.
He didn't leave of his own will; he was chucked out.
他不是自愿离开，而是被赶走的。
18.
Q: I can't hear you.
群众：听不见你的声音！