“one's”可以造什么句，one's造句

convey one's congratulations

dislocate one's shoulder

Blood trickled down one's leg.

refine on [upon] one's theory

in the privacy of one's thoughts

the cockles of one's [the] heart

No practice, no gain in one's wit.

Listen to a tune to let one's mind relax for a while/completely change one's thinking/ change one's outlook and expand horizons/undergo Brainwashing; Brainwash

try to impress others with one's abilities,wealth,intelligence,etc

Lose one's head under the seductive power of women

incorrigible; persist in evil and not repent; sticking to one's arbitrary habits; remain impenitent and keep to one's wrong doing

The Chinese saying that "One never hides one's name no matter what" shows the pride one takes in one's name and origin.

But whatever one's views of euthanasia, openness is surely to be applauded.

The gist of learner autonomy is about the ability to take charge of one's own learning.

One's entire education in that branch of science is under the tutelage of the prevailing paradigm, and one's employment by the science establishment is spent in the service of the prevailing paradigm.

This did not suit Jo at all, but she accepted the place since nothing better appeared and, to every one's surprise, got on remarkably well with her irascible relative.

According to Bela Raja, child guidance counsellor, one's parenting style, if negative, can have an adverse effect on the psyche of the child even to the point of causing damage.

But even though electronic emissions aren't an issue with TVs made any time after 1968 (including today's LCD and plasma flat screens), what about causing harm to one's vision?

r*e about one's misfortune

To play one's cards Badly

flash a signal with one's car headlights

Years of living alone may warp one's personality.

to be brilliant enough to reflect one's image

She says the training module only offers ideas for developing one's spiritual side. It is not mandatory and has no effect on one's career.

To empty the galls first to show one's respect to the other

An artichoke a week will provide enough trace minerals for the crystalline structure; as will adding wild mushrooms to one's pasta or risotto or consuming eggplant.

Not because he would suddenly have ceased to believe in his mission-he was too enlightened to be a skeptic-but because death for others is harder to bear than one's own death.

Renege on one's promise.

be thrown on one's own resources

It is unsanitary to eat without washing one's hands.

Bright to manner of this not little officer one's words clang.

Don't show one's face

The results of dedication, however, depend not only on one's willingness to give but also on one's ability.

The word 'philosophy' is often used in a much broader sense than this to mean one's general outlook on life, or else to refer to some forms of mysticism.

It is a bad form to pick one's teeth in public.

dislocate one's ankle, wrist, etc