we'd

Then we'd go home and cuddle up together to watch TV.

然后我们就回家，依偎在一起看电视。

We'd like as many people as possible to attend.

我们希望出席的人越多越好。

We'd like to know what you feel about abortion.

我们想知道你对堕胎是怎么看的。

It's getting late ─ we'd better make a move.

时间不早了——我们得动身了。

We'd eat during the hot summer evenings on the front porch.

在炎热的夏夜，我们会在屋前走廊上吃晚饭。

We'd like to see it for ourselves.

我们想亲眼看看它。

We'd been brought up to think that borrowing money was bad.

我们从小就被教导借钱是不好的行为。

We'd better hurry or we'll be in for it.

我们最好赶快，不然要受罚的。

We'd seen the storm brewing when we were out in the boat.

我们在外面划船的时候就发现风暴将至。

The tide is turning ─ we'd better get back.

涨潮了，我们最好回去吧。

I didn't think we'd get this far.

我未曾想到我们会走得这么远。

We'd better hurry or we'll miss the train.

我们最好快点，否则就赶不上火车了。

If we had a child, we'd be in really dire straits.

假如我们有了小孩，我们会真正陷入困境。

We'd recommend you to book your flight early.

我们建议你早点儿预订航班。

My understanding was that we'd meet at her place.

我的理解是我们在她那儿见面。

I think we'd better drop the subject.

我认为我们最好不要再谈这个话题。

We'd better leave now or we'll miss the bus.

我们最好现在就走，不然就赶不上公共汽车了。

I think we'd better leave the subject of Nationalism.

我看我们最好还是搁下民族主义这个话题吧。

"Oh, we'd love to!" cried Nancy, her face brightening.

“哦，我们很乐意！”南希面露喜色，大声说道。

If you'll excuse me, ladies and gentlemen, we'd better leave it there.

对不起，女士们，先生们，我们还是不要再讨论这个了。

We'd be watching every plane coming in from Melbourne.

我们会密切注意从墨尔本飞来的每架飞机。

It's late ─ we'd better get moving.

天不早了——咱们走吧。

Bring the family round one evening; we'd love to meet them.

哪天晚上带全家人来坐坐，我们很想见见他们。

We'd been to hell and back together and we were still good friends.

我们曾经患难与共，现在依然是好友。

We'd better take a taxi.

我们最好乘出租车。

We'd better hear what they have to say.

我们最好还是听听他们有什么话要说。

We'd arrived the day before after a 10-hour passage from Swansea.

从斯旺西出发航行10小时后，我们于前天到达。

We'd agreed from the beginning not to tie each other down.

我们一开始就说好了不会互相束缚.

We'd better call a taxi and get you home.

我们最好叫辆出租车送你回家。

Suddenly it clicked ─ we'd been talking about different people.

我们突然领悟到原来我们谈论的不是同一个人。