kuādàliǎodíréndejūnshìlìliàng; kuādàliǎotāběnrénzàizhèyīshìjiànzhōngdezuòyòng Exaggerate the size of the enemy force; exaggerated his own role in the episode.
fǎguójiùshèhuìdebēngkuì, tāzìjǐjiātíngdepòluò, yībānliúwángzhěkěnéngyīnyuǎndàochuánwénhékǒngbùdekuādà 'érxiǎndégèngjiākěpàdejiǔsānniándezhǒngzhǒngbēijù, shìfǒushǐtāzàisīxiǎngshàngchǎnshēngguòxiāochénhégūdúdeyìniànní? The ruin of the French society of the olden days, the fall of his own family, the tragic spectacles of '93, which were, perhaps, even more alarming to the emigrants who viewed them from a distance, with the magnifying powers of terror,--did these cause the ideas of renunciation and solitude to germinate in him?
jiǎnèixíng, yōngyī, piànzǐjīngxīnzhìzuòhuòzhìzàoqīpiànderén, érqiěduìzìjǐdejìshùhuòzhīshíchángchángkuādàqícíderén; jiānghúyīshēnghuòpiànzǐ A person who makes elaborate, fraudulent, and often voluble claims to skill or knowledge; a quack or fraud.
dàomùqiánwéizhǐ, cōnggésīxiānshēng [ zhēngqǔxuǎnmínzhīchí ] xiāngdāngchénggōnghénghéngzhèxiēxuǎnmínduōbànyǔtābèijǐngxiāngtónghénghéngyīnwéitādechénzhòng, bùshàngjìngtóudexiàngmào, yǐjíchúnpǔdeyáncítóuhéhěnduōxuǎnmíndexīnyì。 tāmenjuédézàilǐgēnyǔbùshídāngzhèngshùniándelàngfèiyǔfúkuāzhīhòu, yīnggāiwòxīnchángdǎn。 So far, Mr.Tsongas has succeeded héng mostly with voters whose background is similar to his own héng because his dour, untelegenic visage and unvarnished rhetoric suits the mood of many voters who feel they have to take their medicine, after the airy excesses and inflated promises of the Reagan-Bush years.
mànlìdejǐwèimèimèi, běnzàifángjiānnàtóuhélújiāxiǎojiěmenzàiyīqǐ, zhèngzàigēnliǎngsāngèjūnguāntiàowǔtiàodéqǐjìn, mànlìzòuwánliǎoyīzhīhěnchángdexiézòuqūzhīhòu, tāmenbiànyàoqiútāzàizòujǐzhīsūgélánhé 'ài 'ěrlánxiǎodiào, tāyěgāogāoxīngxīngdìzhàobànliǎo, wéideshìyàobódébiéréndekuājiǎnghégǎnjī。 and Mary, at the end of a long concerto, was glad to purchase praise and gratitude by Scotch and Irish airs, at the request of her younger sisters, who, with some of the Lucases and two or three officers, joined eagerly in dancing at one end of the room.
yánsèquèdìngkuākèzàiqiánglièfǎnyìngzhōngzuòyòngdeliàngdeshǔxìng A quantum characteristic of quarks that determines their role in the strong interaction.
fènzǐliàngkuākèlìzǐdeyīzhǒngliàngzǐshǔxìng, kuākèlìzǐdecúnzàishuōmíngliǎomǒuxiētèbiélìzǐfǔshímóshìdequēfá, zhèyěshì j lìzǐcúnzàishíjiānchángdeyuányīn A quantum property of the charm quark whose conservation explains the absence of certain strange-particle decay modes and that accounts for the longevity of the J particle.
fǎnkuākèkuākèdefǎnlìzǐ The antiparticle of a quark.
jièzǐrènyīzhǒngjùyòujiàoqiángxiānghùzuòyònglìdeyàyuánzǐlìzǐqún, yóuyīkuākèyǔyīfǎnkuākègòuchéng, bìngjùyòutōngchángjièyúqīngzǐhézhòngzǐjiāndezhìliàng Any of a family of subatomic particles that participate in strong interactions, are composed of a quark and an antiquark, and have masses generally intermediate between leptons and baryons.
( gāonéngwùlǐxué) kuākèdefēnlèi。 (high energy physics) the kinds of quarks.
fúlǐdémàn, jiéluómǔ · yǐsǎshēngyú 1930 měiguówùlǐxuéjiā。 yīnyánjiūzhèngshíliǎokuākèdecúnzàihuò 1990 niánnuòbèi 'ěrjiǎng American physicist. He shared a1990 Nobel Prize for research that confirmed the existence of quarks.
jiāozǐjiǎshèdewúzhìliàngdezhōngxìngjīběnlìzǐzhīyī, bèirènwéinéngchuándìyīzhǒngbǎkuākèjiéhézàiyīqǐdeqiángdàdexiānghùzuòyònglìliàng A hypothetical massless, neutral elementary particle believed to mediate the strong interaction that binds quarks together.
qiángzǐyīzhǒngyóukuākèzǔchéngdejīběnlìzǐ, cānyùqiángdexiānghùzuòyòng Any of a class of subatomic particles that are composed of quarks and take part in the strong interaction.
sèdònglìxuédàisèkuākèzhījiānliánxìdewùlǐxué, yóuzhǐqíqiánglièxiānghùzuòyòngdeběnzhì, shìyǐjiāozǐdejiāohuànwéitèzhēngde The physics of the relationship between color-carrying quarks, especially the nature of their strong interaction, which is characterized by the exchange of gluons.
jī( fāhé) zǐ, zhòngzǐwēiyuánzǐlìzǐjiāzúzhōngdeyīyuán, bāokuòhézǐhéchāozǐduōzhòngpǔxiàn, yóusānkuākèzǔchéng, yībānbǐjièzǐyàozhòng, huìfāshēnghěnqiánglièdenèibùfǎnyìng Any of a family of subatomic particles, including the nucleon and hyperon multiplets, that participate in strong interactions, are composed of three quarks, and are generally more massive than mesons.
yīkuātuōshìliǎngpǐntuō, éryījiālúnshìsìkuātuō。 There are two pints in a quart and four quarts in a gallon.
hēdiàoyīkuātuōwēishìjìjiǔ Knock down a quart of whisky
shìde, zhǐhēyīkuātuōpíjiǔ。 Yes, only a quart of beer.
tāmenliǎngrénhěnkuàijiùhēwánliǎoyīkuātuōfútèjiājiǔ。 They polished off a quart of vodka between them.
yìxiǎngbùdàodeduǎnquēshǐniúnǎijiàgéyīkuātuōměngdìshàngzhǎngliǎohǎojǐměifēn Unexpected shortages jumped milk prices by several cents a quart.
měiguógānliàngdānwèihé( dàichábiǎo) kuātuōhuò( dàichábiǎo) lìfāngyīngcùn。 a United States dry unit equal to 0.5 quart or 33.6 cubic inches.
shuǐháizúgòu, dànshìjīyóushǎoliǎoyuēyīkuātuō。 Your water's fine but you're down about a quart of oil.
wǔfēnzhīyījiālúnhuòyīkuātuōjiǔdewǔfēnzhīsì One fifth of a gallon or four fifths of a quart of liquor.
gānghǎolüèdīyúzhùmǎnbiāojì。 xūyàozàijiādàyuē 1kuātuō。 It's just a little below the full mark. It'll take about a quart.
gānghǎolüèdīyúzhùmǎnbiāojì。 xūyàozàijiādàyuē 1kuātuō。 It's just a little below the full nark. It'll take about a quart.
měiguóyètǐdānwèiděngyúyètǐyīngliǎng; èrpǐntuōděngyúyīkuātuō。 a United States liquid unit equal to 16 fluid ounces; two pints equal one quart.
jiālìfúníyàbiàndìdōushìniúnǎihémìtánghénghéngniúnǎiyǐjiālúnzhī, mìtángyǐkuātuōliàng, yīqiēdōngxīdōuyòuchāojídàjīngjìbāobāozhuāng。 California is the land of milk and honey – milk by the gallon and honey by the quart. Everything comes in extra – super – giant economy packs.
sìkuātuōwéiyījiālún。 Four quarts constitute a gallon.
zhègètánzǐderóngliàngxiǎoyúsānkuātè The jar's capacity is under three quarts.
fēnlányǐrénjūnniánxiāohào 162kuātuōniúnǎipáidì 'èrwèi。 dìsānwèishìbīngdǎo, 160kuātuō。 nuówēiyǐ 158kuātuōpáidìwǔ。 xiàyīgèguójiāshìwūkèlán, rénjūnniánxiāohào 141kuātuō。 Finland is second in milk consumption with 162 quarts consumed a year, next is Iceland with 160 quarts, then is Norway with 158 quarts, and the Ukraine with 141 quarts of milk consumed each year.
bōtè 'ěryīngguójiùshídeyèliàngdānwèi, xiāngdāngyú 2。 0kuātuō( jí 1。 9 shēng) An old English liquid measure equal to2.0 quarts(1.9 liters).
měiguóyètǐdānwèiděngyúsìkuātuōhuò( dàichábiǎo) shēng。 United States liquid unit equal to 4 quarts or 3.785 liters.