e-mailing

英 [iː ˈmeɪlɪŋ]

美 [iː ˈmeɪlɪŋ]

网络  电子邮件; 邮件课程

双语例句

• It ends up taking a lot of manual effort, e-mailing people to update their status, and shared frustration across the team.
  结果是花费大量的人工精力，向人们发送电子邮件通知更新他们的状态，以及真个团队共同的挫折。
• E-mailing the potential speakers of successful submissions
  向成功提交提议的可能的演讲者发送电子邮件
• The psychologist Dan Ariely, with three colleagues, studied Internet dating and discovered that people spend 12 hours a week searching and e-mailing, but only two hours a week on dates.
  心理学家丹艾瑞里（danariely）与三名同事对网络交友进行研究后发现，人们每周花12个小时在网上寻友并进行电子邮件联系，但只花两个小时约会。
• Everyone agrees that we spend too much of our lives e-mailing.
  大家都同意，收发电子邮件在我们的生活中占用了太多的时间。
• He keeps calling me and e-mailing.
  他打电话给我，还发邮件。
• Understand that many men like texting or e-mailing because they can seem funnier or smarter if they can proofread their thoughts.
  要理解，许多男人喜欢发短信或邮件，因为如果能提前考虑他们的想法，他们会看上去更加有趣，更加聪明。
• When you are on an interminable conference call, it makes sense to catch up with some e-mailing.
  在出席冗长的电话会议时，抓紧时间写点电子邮件是合理的。
• Organizing a "flash mob" basically involves e-mailing a bunch of people with instructions to show up at a certain place for a few moments, then disappear.
  组织一次“快闪”活动，基本上只需要用电子邮件通知一群人在某个地点出现一会儿，然后消失。
• Indeed, as the debate bubbles up, some financiers are now even e-mailing each other an extraordinary little essay that Alan Greenspan himself wrote in support of a gold standard back in the 1960s, called "gold and economic freedom"*.
  确实，随着辩论升温，一些金融家甚至正在通过电邮，传阅一篇艾伦格林斯潘（alangreenspan）上世纪60年代撰写的一篇拥护金本位的精彩短文《黄金和经济自由》（goldandeconomicfreedom）。
• He said you guys are e-mailing together.
  他说，你们都约好了。