突Chinese English Sentence:
  • 有一个同事起初以为蛇是橡胶的，便把蛇缠在了脖子上，正当她要亲吻蛇时，蛇突然吐出了信子。
    A colleague, initially thinking the snake was rubber, slung it around her neck. She was about to kiss it when it flicked out its tongue.
  • （用于马身上的）有突出的防滑钉的马蹄铁。
    (of a horse) having horseshoes with projecting nails to prevent slipping.
  • 新长征突击手
    pace-setter in the new Long March—young men and women springing up from various fields in the course of building China into a modernized state; refer also to the honorary title awarded to these people
  • 股市指数突破1300点大关
    the stock index broke the 1300-poit mark
  • 同样，她那双女性的眼睛也一眼便看透了他那身衣服，那廉价的缺乏品味的剪裁，外衣肩上的褶皱和袖子上那一连串皱纹，仿佛在为他那鼓突的二头肌做广告。
    Likewise her feminine eye took in the clothes he wore, the cheap and unaesthetic cut, the wrinkling of the coat across the shoulders, and the series of wrinkles in the sleeves that advertised bulging biceps muscles.
  • 膀胱突出通过阴道壁的膀胱突出
    Herniation of the urinary bladder through the wall of the vagina.
  • 膀胱突出进阴道壁的一种疝气。
    hernia in which the urinary bladder protrudes through the wall of the vagina; sometimes occurs after childbirth.
  • 妇女怀孕时胎盘突然脱离子宫壁。
    a disorder of pregnancy in which the placenta prematurely separates from the wall of the uterus.
  • 能够插入计算机突出的侠槽的以增加计算机容量的一种印刷电路。
    a printed circuit that can be inserted into expansion slots in a computer to increase the computer's capabilities.
  • 小结节；小瘤小的球状的突起物
    A small knotlike protuberance.
  • 突变子能够产生巨变的脱氧核糖核酸的最小单位；一个核苷酸
    The smallest unit of DNA at which a mutation can occur; a nucleotide.
  • 就在这时天花突然流行起来。
    Just at that time, smallpox broke out.
  • 我们不能不下结论说，他的死就一定与所报导的天花的突然蔓延有关。
    We should not conclude that his death was necessarily linked with the reported outbreak of smallpox.
  • 作为生物、化学和显微制造的突破性成果，这一仪器可以迅速警示调查人员空气中存在的哪怕是最微量的炭疽或天花。
    The result of breakthroughs in biology, chemistry and micromanufacturing, the instrument can immediately alert investigators to even the slightest hint of anthrax or smallpox in the air.
  • 他突然插话，提出一个机智的问题。
    He nipped in with a smart question.
  • 打破，击碎使突然或猛烈地分裂成碎片；使碎裂
    To cause to separate into pieces suddenly or violently; smash.
  • 他突然觉察有新情况。
    Suddenly, I smelt out a new story.
  • 传染病突然侵袭了那个村庄。
    The village was smitten by an epidemic.
  • 小镇突然遭到传染病的袭击。
    The small town was smitten by an epidemic.
  • 一个人在生活上或财产上遭了大难还可能不为所动，但有时有一种神秘可怕的打击，打在人的心上，却能使人一蹶不振；一向在欢乐和温情中度日的他，是否受过那种突如其来的打击呢？
    Was he, in the midst of these distractions, these affections which absorbed his life, suddenly smitten with one of those mysterious and terrible blows which sometimes overwhelm, by striking to his heart, a man whom public catastrophes would not shake, by striking at his existence and his fortune?
  • 《癌症研究》发表的一项新研究表明，经常喝酒的吸烟者与不喝酒的吸烟者相比，前者发生与肺癌有关的基因突变的可能性几乎是后者的两倍。
    Smokers who regularly drink are nearly twice as likely to have genetic mutations associated with lung cancer as are smokers who don't drink, according to a new study in Cancer Research.
  • 他有脸突然又年轻了，紧张而恐惧的皱纹暂时舒展开了。
    His face was suddenly young again, the lines of strain and fear temporarily smoothed out.
  • 蛇突然伸出了舌头。
    The snake shot its tongue out.
  • 蛇突然伸出舌头来。
    The snake shot out its tongue.
  • 桨突然啪的一声断了.
    Suddenly the oar went snap, ie made a snapping sound as it broke.
  • 他们对费用户口进行了突然的审查。
    They carry out a snap check or a snap inspection the expense account.
  • 这次突然降温实在冷得够呛。
    It's quite a cold snap.
  • 我那一刻突然振作起来。
    I snap out of it for a moment.
  • 他踩著的树枝突然啪的一声折断了。
    Suddenly the branch that he is stand on snap off.
  • 他们对费用户口进行了突然的审查。
    They carried out a snap check on the expense account.
  • 突然，他松开手，带着一声脆响，那根骨头又变得笔直。
    Suddenly he let the bone go and it be came straight with a sharp snap.
  • 似颚的突出部位从下唇瓣基部伸入一假面状花冠窄口的突出体
    The projecting part on the lower lip of a bilabiate corolla that closes the throat, as in a snapdragon.