a stone's throw

常見(jiàn)例句

One had moved into the opening around a drying lake just a stone's throw from me, but I couldn't find it.
隨後，我就看到一衹動(dòng)物追到了湖附近的開(kāi)濶地，湖已經(jīng)乾涸了，離我不過(guò)一箭之遙，但我還是沒(méi)有完全看清楚。
It's a rooftop bar at the boutique Emperor Hotel that opened a few months ago just outside the east gate of the Forbidden City, a stone's throw from the moat.
這是一個(gè)坐落在天臺(tái)上的精品皇家飯店，幾個(gè)月以前剛剛開(kāi)張，就位於紫禁城的東門(mén)外，衹有把一塊石頭丟過(guò)護(hù)城河的距離。
As a rule, the Trans-Siberian means the 5, 772-mile journey that begins in European Moscow and ends up a stone's throw from Japan in the Pacific Ocean port of Vladivostok.
通常，橫貫西伯利亞意味著從歐洲莫斯科出發(fā)，經(jīng)過(guò)5 772英裡的旅程到達(dá)離日本咫尺之遙的太平洋港口城市符拉迪沃斯托尅。

Better still, it is a stone's throw from the natural beauty of North Yorkshire.
ECONOMIST: Middlesbrough
Hard-pressed peasants are less of a threat than disgruntled city folk within a stone's throw of the presidential palace.
ECONOMIST: Economics focus