中英慣用例句:
  • 他發現刈草坪很費勁,因為割草機的刃不鋒利了。
    He was making heavy weather of cutting the lawn because the mower blades needed sharpening.
  • 該車看起來像一輛老式的手推割草機,其把手直立嚮上,而在割草機安放割的位置是一個用於站人的平臺。
    The device looks like an old-fashioned push lawn mower, with the handle sticking up in the air and a platform to stand on where the cutting blades would be.
  • 搶劫者用子嚮受害人刺去。
    The mugger thrust at his victim with a knife.
  • 【諺】小題大做;殺雞焉用牛
    Take not a musket to kill a butterfly.
  • 安裝在步槍口的利刃,用作近戰武器
    A blade adapted to fit the muzzle end of a rifle and used as a weapon in close combat.
  • 子從她那無力的手中落下。
    The knife fell from her nerveless fingers.
  • 那把從他無力的手中落下。
    The knife fell from his nerveless hand.
  • 他的臉上全是鈍片割的疤痕。
    His face was all nicked up with the dull edge of the blade.
  • 瑪麗的臉被鈍片劃得到處是傷。
    Mary's face was all nicked up with the dull edge of the blade。
  • 他用一把利在手杖上刻了個凹槽。
    He cut a notch in the stick with a sharp knife.
  • 用一個尖銳的子插進或打開的動作。
    the act of penetrating or opening open with a sharp edge.
  • 這不是罐頭刀,對嗎?
    This is not a tin opener, is it?
  • 這把新的開罐頭根本沒有用。
    This new tin-opener is no use to man or beast.
  • 要嚴格執行《關於黨內政治生活的若幹準則》,堅持不懈地糾正各種不正之風,特別要堅决反對對黨中央的路綫、方針、政策采取陽奉陰違、兩面三的錯誤態度。
    We must strictly implement the "Guiding Principles for Inner-Party Political Life" and strive unremittingly to correct all bad trends. In particular, we must consistently oppose the erroneous, two-faced attitude of those who feign compliance with the line, principles and policies of the Central Committee while actually opposing them.
  • 要想引起別人的註意,那就做些真正令人討厭的動作,比如用子吃豌豆。
    The only way you can make your presence felt among that lot is to do something really outrageous-like eating peas with your knife!
  • 他還未來得及伸手拿就被製服了。
    He was overpowered before he could reach for his knife.
  • 牛一倒,快磨;人遭難,衆人踩。
    If the ox falls, whet your knife.
  • 刺骨的風;刺骨的風;刺骨的寒冷;刺骨的、割一樣的疼痛;刺骨的寒冷;尖利的批評;刺骨的疼痛;充滿了冰凍和刺骨的寒風的灰色世界。
    a cutting wind; keen winds; knifelike cold; piercing knifelike pains; piercing cold; piercing criticism; a stabbing pain; a gray world with ice and toothed winds.
  • 一條褲子[一把剪, 一把鉗子]
    a pair of trousers [scissors, tongs]
  • 一種繪畫方法,塗抹厚厚的顔料以便於畫筆或者雕刻能刻上有形的痕跡。
    painting that applies the pigment thickly so that brush or palette knife marks are visible.
  • “是個墨西哥佬用子紮的,小姐,”他回答,舔了舔焦渴的嘴唇,清了清嗓子,“打了一架。
    "A Mexican with a knife, miss," he answered, moistening his parched lips and clearing hip throat. "It was just a fight.
  • 她用一把鋒利的削去厚厚的果皮。
    She pare off the thick peel with a sharp knife.
  • 吃這種水果,你要用將厚皮削掉。
    To get at the fruit, you pare off the rather thick peel with a sharp knife.
  • 她用子把那根木棒削細。
    With a knife she pared down the stick.
  • 用來削水果或蔬菜的皮的小尖
    a small sharp knife used in paring fruits or vegetables.
  • 這本書不過是用漿糊和剪剪接成的。
    This book is just a scissors-and-paste job.
  • ,水果一種用於削去水果或蔬菜表皮或皮的廚房用具
    One that peels, especially a kitchen implement for peeling the rinds or skins from fruits or vegetables.
  • 她不需要用,她用指甲就可以把皮剝去。
    She doesn't need a knife, she can peel the skin off with her fingers.
  • 我不需要,用手指就能把皮剝去。
    I do not need a knife , I can peel the skin off with my fingers.
  • 誰有捲筆刀?
    Who has a pencil sharpener?
  • 誰有捲筆刀?
    Who have a pencil sharpener?
  • 再沒有誰有捲筆了。
    Nobody else has a pencil sharpener.