坐在树下的男孩英文怎么说
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The correct way to say "a boy sitting under a tree" in Engpsh is "a boy who is sitting under a tree."
The phrase comes from the verb "to sit," which means "to be in a position in which the upper body is upright and the legs are supported" (e.g., by the ground or a chair). When this verb is used in the present continuous tense, it describes an action that is happening at the moment of speaking (e.g., "The boy is sitting under the tree").
Here are some example sentences and their translations:
The boy is sitting under the tree, reading a book. (男孩坐在树下，看书。)
I see a boy who is sitting under the tree, playing with a toy car. (我看到有个男孩坐在树下，玩玩具车。)
The boy sitting under the tree looks happy. (坐在树下的男孩看起来很开心。)
Note that in Engpsh, the preposition "under" is commonly used to describe the position of something that is physically below or lower than something else (e.g., "The boy is sitting under the tree" means that the boy is physically below the tree). In Chinese, the preposition "在...下面" (zài...xiàmiàn) is often used in a similar way.
The phrase comes from the verb "to sit," which means "to be in a position in which the upper body is upright and the legs are supported" (e.g., by the ground or a chair). When this verb is used in the present continuous tense, it describes an action that is happening at the moment of speaking (e.g., "The boy is sitting under the tree").
Here are some example sentences and their translations:
The boy is sitting under the tree, reading a book. (男孩坐在树下，看书。)
I see a boy who is sitting under the tree, playing with a toy car. (我看到有个男孩坐在树下，玩玩具车。)
The boy sitting under the tree looks happy. (坐在树下的男孩看起来很开心。)
Note that in Engpsh, the preposition "under" is commonly used to describe the position of something that is physically below or lower than something else (e.g., "The boy is sitting under the tree" means that the boy is physically below the tree). In Chinese, the preposition "在...下面" (zài...xiàmiàn) is often used in a similar way.