lay on

基本解釋

Memory is the brush which can best lay on the true poetic colour.
回憶是支畫筆，能最好地涂抹出真實(shí)的詩歌的色彩。
Liz had to lay on that table in that vulnerable position while the doctor searched for the signs of life.
麗茲不得不躺在病床上，是那種易受傷的位置，而醫(yī)生開始尋找生命的跡象。
When I came up sputtering, Jim smiled approvingly and we swam a few strokes to the beach, lay on the hot sand for awhile, and then swam back across the pool to do it again.
當(dāng)我奮力跳入潭中后，吉姆贊許地沖我微笑，我們劃了幾下水游到了沙灘上，在熱沙子上躺了一會兒，然后游回對岸，再把這種活動做一遍。

So you would say in the past tense "I lay on the bed because I was tired."
And I really don't want to just lay on the beach while everybody's having fun.
大家都會玩得很開心，我可不想到時一個人躺在沙灘上。
The thing is 實(shí)戰(zhàn) - SpeakingMax英語口語達(dá)人
And you lay out some clear guidelines on how much each person should be giving of their income.
您也給出了明確的準(zhǔn)則，來確定,每個人該捐贈出多少的收入。
普林斯頓公開課 - 人性課程節(jié)選

It wheezed and coughed and then eventually lay on its side and surrendered, blinking at me.
NEWYORKER: Naima

If you lay on something such as food, entertainment, or a service, you provide or supply it, especially in a generous or grand way.