n. réngōngqiāosuì , shǒuxuǎn( fùkuàng) ,chuíjīxuǎnkuàng , [ cobbing
prep. tāyòngchuízǐzá . He hit it with a hammer
dàibiǎochǎnyègōngrénhénóngmínde) chuízǐliándāotú 'àn( yòngzuòqiánsūliánguóhuī) . symbols of the industrial worker and the peasant, used as the emblem of the USSR (
fámùmùchuí wood chopper's maul
n. nǐxūyòngdegōngjùzhǐshìgǎizhuīhéchuízǐ . A screwdriver and a hammer are the only tools you need
rúguǒbùshìkāifàng, wǒmenshēngchǎnqìchēháihuìxiàngguòqùyīyàngyòngchuízǐqiāoqiāodǎdǎ, xiànzàidàbùxiāngtóngliǎo, zhèshìzhìdebiànhuà。 If we hadn't opened up, we would still be hammering out automobile parts the way we did in the past. Now things are vastly different; It is a qualitative change.
tàiyángchóngmùdòngwùtàiyángchóngmùzhōngderènhéyīzhǒngshuǐshēngyuánshēngdòngwù, chángyòuwúshùfǎngchuízhuàngdejiǎzú, yóuyīgèzhōngxīnxìbāotuánxiàngsìzhōukuòsàn Any of various aquatic protozoans of the order Heliozoa, having numerous spindlelike pseudopods that radiate from a central cell mass.
" zhèyìwèizhezuòzhěyòngbùzhechuíliànměiyīgècí, érzhèzàichuántǒngqíngshūdeshūxiězhōngshìbìxūde。 This means that a message writer might not have to agonize over every word,as is often expected with traditional love letters.
tāyǔwǒzàitābàngōngshìlǐyùjiàndenàgèdōngyīlángtóuxīyīchuíshuōhuàbùzhebiāndexiǎobùshípànruòliǎngrén。 He had become the precise opposite of the rambling scatter? shooter I had met in his office.
yīshēngyòngchuízǐqiāoqiāowǒdexīgài, kànkànyòuméiyòufǎnyìng。 The doctor hit my knee with a hammer to test my reflexes.
yīgèqiànrùhéchuíjīmǎodīngderén。 a worker who inserts and hammers rivets.
tōngguòjiànpánxiǎochuíqiāodòngjīhuódeyóugāngpiànzǔchéngdeyuèqì。 a musical instrument consisting of graduated steel plates that are struck by hammers activated by a keyboard.
yīzhǒngwéihuákuàngzhǔnbèidepínghéngchuí 。 a counterweight for a sliding sash.
língyīzhǒngxíngrúpándiédezhōng, tōngchángyóumǒuzhǒngjīxièzhuāngzhìcāozòngdexiǎochuíjīxiǎng A usually saucer-shaped bell that is struck with a mechanically operated hammer.
chēlúnjiǎoqǐdeshíkuài, zàichēshēnxiàfāchūbùjíxiángdechuíjīshēng。 The wheels scooped up stones which hammered ominously under the car.
yīnggélánzhīshēng, shìxiāngcūntiějiàngpūlǐtiězhēnshàngchuízǐdedīngdāngshēng, shìlùzhūyùdīdeqīngchényāngjīdemíngtíshēng, shìmódāoshíshàngliándāodehuòhuòshēng, shìshānliángshàngzǒuguòyīduìlídìdenóngfūhénghéngzhèshìxǔduōshìjìlǐyīnggélándeyǒnghéngjǐngxiàng。 The sounds of England, the tinkle of the hammer on the anvil in the country smithy, the corncrake on a dewy morning, the sound of the scythe agains t the whetstone, and the sight of a plough team coming the brow of a bill for centuries the one eternal sight of England.
chuízǐdebǎshǒudiàoxiàláiliǎo, déxiūyīxiū。 The hammer handle has sheared off and will have to be mended.
zhōngguógòngchǎndǎngdedǎngqíshàngshìyòuxǐngmùdìchuízǐhéliándāotú 'àn。 The flag of the Chinese Communist party is emblazoned with a hammer and sickle.
tāyòngyībǎchuízǐbǎdīngzǐdǎjìnqiánglǐqù。 He hit the nail into the wall with a hammer.
gōngtúniúyòngdefǔtóu; dāorèndeduìmiànyòuchuítóu。 an ax used to slaughter cattle; has a hammer opposite the blade.
túfǔyīduānyòurènyīduānyòuchuímiàndefǔzǐ, yòngláitúzǎishēngchù An ax having a hammer face opposite the blade, used to slaughter cattle.
liǎngshǒuyòngdechuí ; liǎngshǒuyòngdejù; jìhuàliǎngshǒucāozuòdejīqì。 a two-handed sledgehammer; a two-handed crosscut saw; a machine designed for bimanual operation.
jīdǎomǒuwù( rúyòngchuízǐ) Smash sth downbmake sth fall down by smashing it, eg with a hammer
tiějiàngchuídǎtiězhēn。 The blacksmith smote the anvil.
cèliángchuízhídùyòngchuítāláijiǎncháchuízhídùhuòshìfǒuzàiyītiáozhíxiànshàng To test the verticality or alignment of with a plumb.
[ yàn ] hǎozhēnbùpàchuídǎ。 A good anvildoes not fear the hammer.
tiějiàngyòngzhēnhéchuíláiduànzàohégǎizàotiědexíngzhuàngderén One that forges and shapes iron with an anvil and hammer.
yīgèyòngtiěchuíhétiězhēnzhùzàohédìngxíngtiěkuàiderén。 a smith who forges and shapes iron with a hammer and anvil.
zhèwèitiějiàngdequántàogōngjùshìyóuduànlú、 tiězhēn、 tiěchuíděngzǔchéngde。 This black-smith's stock in trade consisted of a forge, anvil, hammers, etc.
xiǎotiějiàngdeshēngcáishèbèishìduànlú、 tiězhēn、 tiěchuíděngděng。 The young blacksmith's stock in trade consisted of a forge, anvil, hammers, etc.
wánggōngzhuāngyándezhōnglècóngsìmiànbāfāngbùxièdìpāochūmíngliàngdechànyīn, qiàhǎoshèngmǔyuànzhōnglóudīchén 'érlüèwēijiànxiēdezhōngshēngjūnyúndìluòzàizhèchànyīnshàngmiàn, fǎngfótiěchuíqiāodǎzháotiězhēn, huǒhuāsìjiàn。 The royal chime of the palace scatters on all sides, and without relaxation, resplendent trills, upon which fall, at regular intervals, the heavy strokes from the belfry of Notre-Dame,which makes them sparkle like the anvil under the hammer.
chángbǐngzhànfǔzàizhōngshìjìshǐyòngdeyīzhǒngzhànfǔ, yóumòduānwéiyībǎfǔtóuhuòshìfǔtóu、 chuíhézáodejiéhéwùdeyīgēnchánggāngòuchéng A battle-ax used in the Middle Ages consisting of a long shaft ending in an ax or a combination of an ax, a hammer, and a pick.
gōngjùjiàodùnhuòjiàokuāndeyīduān, rúchuízǐhuòfǔtóu The blunt or broad end of a tool such as a hammer or an ax.
bǐnggōngjùdeshǒubǐng, rúfǔtóu、 záozǐhuòchuízǐdebǐng A handle of a tool, such as an ax, a chisel, or a hammer.
yùndòngyuánjiāngtiěchuíwǎngnǎohòupāochū, shǐtāyuèguòhénggān。 The athletes throw the iron hammers backwards his head and make the hammers cross the horizontal pole.
tāyòngchuízǐzáshāngliǎozìjǐdeshǒuzhǐ。 He bashed his finger with a hammer.
zhègèsǐqùdenánrénshìbèichuízǐměngjī 'érsǐ。 The dead man was battered to death with a hammer.