because 因为。 The boy was absent because he was ill. 那个孩子因病缺席。 I love her all the more because she is poor. 正因为她穷,我更爱她。 I respect him none the less because he is young. 我并不因为他年轻而减少对他的尊重。 because of 因,因为,由于 (The game was called off because of rain. 比赛因雨停止)。 ★(1) because of 已往是用 because that (conj.). (2) because 在口语中可代 that (The reason I don't eat much is because [that] I've got indigestion. 我吃得少是因为我消化不良)。 (3)表示理由的从属连接词还有 since, as, 但其语气和主从关系不如 because 那样强和那样直接,至于 for 一词则语气更弱,关系更加间接。
It was precisely because kathleen was a woman to whom i could talk that i kept silent . 正因为凯丝琳是个与我心照不宣的女人,所以我才保持缄默。
Here sanskrit is instructive precisely because it has preserved all the indo-european's features . 梵语在这里之所以富有教益,就因为它保存了印欧语的全部分。
Precisely because the offices in the east wing deal largely with social or logistical matters it is a good place for an unobserved meeting . 正因为东翼的办公室大部分是用来办理社会性或后勤性事务的,所以它是一个避人耳目的开会的好地方。
Precisely because of this change it became possible for love to last 正是由于这样的变化,爱情才有了延续下去的可能。
Precisely because of this change it became possible for love to last 准确地来说,正是因为这种变化,爱情才得以持续长久。
But it is precisely because they are so familiar that we need to study them 但是正因为它们是如此的熟悉,所以我们才要研究它们。
It is precisely because of the heavy advertising that consumer goods are so cheap 绝对是因为(上面)大量的广告,货物才这么便宜。
Overt conflict can be the most manageable precisely because it ' s out in the open 有研究指出工作上引起的冲突,大多数因压力和工作不满造成。
It is precisely because these would only continued in the arts at the cutting edge of innovation 正是因为这些,艺度才持续走在了创新的前沿。
And it has managed to get hanjin to renew its contract precisely because of this policy 韩进这次与港务集团续约,正是因为该集团提出了双赢的政策。