yàobúshì

Usages of yàobúshì

要不是yàobúshì 她tā 出门chūmén 前qián 又yòu 看kàn 了le 一下yíxià 门mén 有没有yǒuméiyǒu 锁suǒ 好hǎo, 我wǒ 可能kěnéng 现在xiànzài 还hái 在zài 担心dānxīn。yàobúshì tā chūmén qián yòu kàn le yíxià mén yǒuméiyǒu suǒ hǎo, wǒ kěnéng xiànzài hái zài dānxīn.
If it weren’t for her checking again before going out whether the door was locked, I’d probably still be worried now.
要不是yàobúshì 合同hétong 写xiě 得de 很hěn 清楚qīngchu, 我wǒ 还hái 真zhēn 不bú 放心fàngxīn 马上mǎshàng 把bǎ 押金yājīn 给gěi 她tā。yàobúshì hétong xiě de hěn qīngchu, wǒ hái zhēn bú fàngxīn mǎshàng bǎ yājīn gěi tā.
If the contract hadn’t been written so clearly, I really wouldn’t have felt comfortable giving her the deposit right away.
要不是yàobúshì 这里zhèli 的de 信号xìnhào 不bú 太tài 好hǎo, 我wǒ 也yě 不会búhuì 一会儿yíhuìr 关机guānjī, 一会儿yíhuìr 又yòu 开机kāijī。yàobúshì zhèli de xìnhào bú tài hǎo, wǒ yě búhuì yíhuìr guānjī, yíhuìr yòu kāijī.
If it weren’t for the signal being so bad here, I wouldn’t be turning the phone off and on again and again.
要不是yàobúshì 提前tíqián 看kàn 岗位职责gǎngwèizhízé, 我wǒ 不会búhuì 参加cānjiā 这次zhècì 面试miànshì。yàobúshì tíqián kàn gǎngwèizhízé, wǒ búhuì cānjiā zhècì miànshì.
If I had not read the job responsibilities in advance, I would not have attended this interview.
要不是yàobúshì 朋友péngyou 帮bāng 我wǒ 看kàn 简历jiǎnlì, 我wǒ 不会búhuì 收到shōudào 录用通知lùyòngtōngzhī。yàobúshì péngyou bāng wǒ kàn jiǎnlì, wǒ búhuì shōudào lùyòngtōngzhī.
If my friend had not helped me review the résumé, I would not have received the job offer.
要不是yàobúshì 面试官miànshìguān 告诉gàosu 我wǒ, 我wǒ 还hái 不bù 知道zhīdào 有yǒu 试用期shìyòngqī。yàobúshì miànshìguān gàosu wǒ, wǒ hái bù zhīdào yǒu shìyòngqī.
If the interviewer had not told me, I still would not know there was a probation period.
要不是yàobúshì 这些zhèxiē 福利fúlì, 我wǒ 不会búhuì 选择xuǎnzé 全职quánzhí 岗位gǎngwèi。yàobúshì zhèxiē fúlì, wǒ búhuì xuǎnzé quánzhí gǎngwèi.
If it were not for these benefits, I would not choose a full-time position.
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