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英文解释
 名词
  • Waist
  • small of the back
  • middle
  • loin
  • side and back of the body between the ribs and the hip-bone
  • part of the body between the ribs and the hips, usu narrower than the rest of the trunk
  • kidney
  • back
其它
  • lumbus
 
中英惯用短语
  1.   [ kǒu ] tǐng zhí yāo gān , lǐ zhí qì zhuàng ; bù dī sān xià sì   walk tall
  2.   [ kǒu ] tāo yāo bāo   dip into one's purse
  3.   [ kǒu ] tāo yāo bāo   dip into one's reserves
  4.   [ kǒu ] tāo yāo bāo   dip into one's pocket
  5.   n. yāo， yāo bù   waist
  6.   n. shèn， yāo zǐ； xìng gé   kidney
  7. n.  yī xiǎo shí de） shā lòu（ bō lí lòu hú , nèi shèng xì shā yóu shàng bù jīng xì xiǎo zhī yāo bù lòu dào xià bù , yú yī xiǎo shí hòu lòu jìn） .   glass container holding fine sand that takes an hour to pass through the narrow gap from the upper to the lower section （
  8. n.  yī zhǒng bàn tǒng xuē , bàn tǒng xuē , qiǎn yāo pí xié   blucher
  9. n.  yī zhēn , téng tòng , suì bù tiáo , féng xiàn , zhēn fǎ , biān fǎ , zhēn jiǎo , jù tòng , yāo tòng , suì bù , yī bù fēn , yī diǎn 'ér , shǎo xǔ yī fú , qí , zhǎi lǒng , jù lí , yī duàn shí jiān ,（ féng rèn huò biān zhì de） yī zhēn ,（ biān zhì huò féng rèn de） zhēn fǎ , zhì fǎ , féng fǎ , shāng kǒu de féng xiàn ,（ páo bù yǐn qǐ de xié bù） jù tòng , yī fú , féng zhēn   stitch
  10. n.  sān jiǎo xiōng yī , xiōng dōu , xiōng shì , dōu bāo , wèi tuō , yāo dài , xiōng yī , nǚ yòng wèi tuō   stomacher
  11. adj.  bù wān de , bù qū fú de , bù wān yāo de , bù gōng shēn de , wèi bèi zhēng fú de   unbowed
  12.   liǎng niǔ dā kòu shù yāo shuì yī   pajamas with 2-button adjustable waistband
  13. v.  zhōng nián fā fú（ jí yāo wéi zēng dà） .   middle-aged spread, ie increased size around the waist in middle age
  14. n.  zhōng jiān ,（ cháng yǔ of lián yòng） zhōng jiān , zhōng yāng , zhōng bù , zhōng xīn , yāo bù , dāng zhōng   middle
  15. v.  shì gù hòu tā yāo bù yǐ xià tān huàn liǎo .   The accident left her paralyzed from the waist down
  16. adj.  èr děng biān de , děng yāo de , děng biān de   isosceles
中英惯用例句
  1. wān yāo sǒng jiān； bù shì zhí lì zhe de。
    having the back and shoulders rounded; not erect.
  2. tā gè zǐ gāo 'ér yāo bèi tǐng zhí。
    He was tall with a neat, erect carriage.
  3. tā zǒu qǐ lù lái shì 'áng shǒu tǐng xiōng、 mǎn huái zì xìn， hái shì wān yāo qū bèi， bēi wēi wěi suǒ？
    Does he walk erect and confident or is he humbly stooped?
  4. zhè wèi lǎo rén réng rán néng tǐng zhí yāo bǎn zǒu lù。
    the old man still walks erectly.
  5. nǚ zhù rén shuāng shǒu chā yāo zhàn zhe duì tā de xīn pú rén shuō huà。
    The mistress stood with arms akimbo while she talked to her new servant.
  6. cái féng jiāo chā zhe shuāng tuǐ zuò zhe； liǎng shǒu chā yāo de zhàn zhe。
    a tailor sitting with legs akimbo; stood with arms akimbo.
  7. shuāng shǒu chā yāo zhàn zài lí bā fù jìn de hái zǐ men
    Children standing akimbo by the fence.
  8. tā liǎng shǒu chā yāo zhàn zài nà lǐ。
    she stood there akimbo.
  9. tā zhàn zhe， liǎng shǒu chā zhe yāo ， xiàng sì xià zhāng wàng。
    She stood, arms akimbo, looking around.
  10. shuāng shǒu chā yāo zhàn zhe de hái zǐ men
    Children standing with arms akimbo.
  11. tā liǎng shǒu chā yāo ， zhàn zài pū zǐ qián。
    He stood in front of the shop with arms akimbo.
  12. yāo bù rén lèi huò sì zú dòng wù de shēn tǐ bù fēn， wèi yú jǐ zhù liǎng cè， lē gǔ yǔ tún bù zhī jiān
    The part of the body of a human being or quadruped on either side of the backbone and between the ribs and hips.
  13. chuán yāo chuán jiá bǎn zhōng bù qián jiá bǎn hé hòu jiá bǎn zhī jiān de bù fēn
    The middle part of the deck of a ship between the forecastle and the quarterdeck.
  14. tā gěi cǎo méi chú cǎo， wǔ péng shàng wǔ de tài yáng zhào dé rén nuǎn róng róng de。 xiàn zài tā gǎn dào yāo wān dé tài jiǔ liǎo， ér qiě jué dé hěn kě， bì xū hē yī dà bēi bīng chá cái xíng。
    The mid-morning May sun had warmed him as he worked to rid the plants of weeds and now he was feeling the effects of having stooped too long and felt the thirst that only a large tumbler of ice tea would quench.
  15. wǒ wān xià shēn qù jiǎn nà liǎng biàn shì de yìng bì， tū rán jiān yāo zhí bù qǐ lái liǎo， wǒ jué dé tòng kǔ wàn fēn。
    I bent over to pick up a twopenny piece and my back seized up-couldn't straighten it properly and I was in agony.
  16. tā xì hǎo（ shēn shàng） yǔ yī de yāo dài。
    She belted up her raincoat.
  17. yuē hàn · huò gé gāo jǔ qǐ liú yì sī de shǒu。 liú yì sī dài shàng liǎo yāo dài。
    John Hogg raises Lewis' arm high, Lewis wears the belt.
  18. yīn nián lǎo 'ér yāo wān
    Be bowed down with age
  19. hé liú zài shān de bàn shān yāo chōng chū liǎo yī tiáo gōu hè。
    The river washed a ravine into the mountainside.
  20. gòu chéng zhè yī míng wéi ppard de gǎn shòu tǐ de jī yīn de cún zài， yě néng cóng mǒu zhǒng chéng dù shàng jiě shì wèishénme yòu de rén bìng bù jì kǒu què réng néng bǎo chí shēn cái， ér yòu de rén què fǎng fó shè rù de suǒ yòu rè liàng dū lì kè tún jī zài liǎo yāo shàng。
    Genes that carry the blueprint for receptor, PPARd, could also help to explain why some people seem to eat what they like and remain thin, while others find that every extra calorie goes straight on to the waistline.
  21. shēn dòng； shēn shuǐ； shēn guō）； cóng wài miàn xiàng nèi（ shēn shēn de shāng kǒu； shēn dù 'àn mó； jī ròu shēn chù de yā lì shén jīng mò shāo）； xiàng hòu（ shēn guì jià； hěn shēn de bì chú）； xiàng bàng biān（ huán rào zhe shēn shēn de tíng yuàn）； cóng zhōng xīn xiàng wài（（ tǐ yù） bǎ qiú chuán xiàng shēn zhōng wài chǎng）； yòu shí yòng yú zǔ hé cí； qí yāo shēn。
    a deep dive; deep water; a deep casserole); or inward from an outer surface (a deep gash; deep massage; deep pressure receptors in muscles); or backward (deep shelves; a deep closet); or laterally (surrounded by a deep yard); or outward from a center ((sports) hit the ball to deep center field); sometimes used in combination; waist-deep.
  22. lǎn māo yī zhǒng hóng hè sè de xì yāo māo
    The reddish-brown color phase of the jaguarundi.
  23. tā chuàng zào de jià zhí zuì hòu quán jìn liǎo tā lǎo bǎn de yāo bāo。
    Every value he created ultimately redounded to his boss.
  24. tā men chuàng zào de jià zhí zuì hòu quán jìn liǎo tā men lǎo bǎn de yāo bāo。
    Every value they created ultimately redounded to his boss.
  25. jǐ gè fù háo jiā zú wéi nà gè zhèng quán chēng yāo 。
    Several rich families have propped up the regime.
  26. jǐn shēn nèi yī yī zhǒng jǐn shēn nèi yī， tōng cháng yòng shéng suǒ jiā gù， chuān lái zhī chēng hé shǐ yāo xiàn、 tún bù hé xiōng bù chéng xíng
    A close-fitting undergarment, often reinforced by stays, worn to support and shape the waistline, hips, and breasts.
  27. dào yī jiǔ sì qī nián chóngxīn bān bù de sān dà jì lǜ bā xiàng zhù yì， nèi róng shàng yě yòu xiū gǎi， “ shàng mén bǎn ”、“ kǔn pū cǎo”， gǎi wéi“ bù dǎ rén mà rén”、“ bù sǔn huài zhuāng jià”，“ xǐ zǎo bì nǚ rén”、“ bù sōu fú lǔ yāo bāo”， gǎi wéi“ bù diào xì fù nǚ”、“ bù nüè dài fú lǔ”。
    When the Three Main Rules of Discipline and the Eight Points for Attention were reissued in 1947, some revisions were again made in the content."Put back the doors you have taken down for bed-boards" and "put back the straw you have used for bedding" were replaced by "do not hit or swear at people" and "do not damage crops"."Do not bathe within sight of women" was changed to "do no take liberties with women", and "do not search the pockets of captives" became "do not ill-treat captives".
  28. huò zhě gōng yāo chuí bì， ràng shǒu bì chuí xià bǎi dòng， sōng chí jīn ròu。
    Or bend over and let your arms dangle, relaxing all your muscles.
  29. jiǎ shǐ zài guó jì shì wù shàng， wǒ men de shēng yīn xiāng duì yú dà guó 'ér yán bǐ jiào dān bó， duō bàn kě yǐ jiě shì wéi“ xiǎo guó guǎ mín” zhī gù， cháng ruò guó nèi de shì， yě yào bié rén lái zhǐ zhǐ diǎn diǎn， fán shì dū dé xiàng wài diǎn tóu hā yāo ， nà kě zhēn shì“ jiā mén” bù xìng liǎo。
    Admittedly, Singapore's voice on international issues may be less heard because of our small territory and population. Yet it would be a "family disgrace" indeed if we had to be answerable to foreigners in all our domestic affairs.
  30. yāo shēn tǐ qūgàn xiōng qiāng dǐ bù hé gǔ pén jiān de bù fēn
    The part of the human trunk between the bottom of the rib cage and the pelvis.
  31. lē ròu rén huò dòng wù shēn shàng zuì xià miàn de lē gǔ yǔ tún bù zhī jiān de ròu kuài； yāo bù
    The section of flesh on the body of a person or an animal between the last rib and the hip; the side.
  32. tā zài yāo bù shù liǎo yī tiáo duàn dài。
    She wears a ribbon belt round her waist.