脏中英惯用例句:
  • 厨房又脏又乱
    The kitchen was in a mess.
  • 谁把我乾净的厨房弄得这麽脏？
    Who messed up my clean kitchen?
  • 你的狗把厨房的地板都弄脏了。
    Your dog's muddying the kitchen floor.
  • 对心脏感到恐惧的主要是男人，尽管不全是。
    Heart fear is largely, although not exclusively, a masculine phenomenon.
  • 别把镜头弄脏了, 我刚刚擦过.
    Don't smear the lens; I've just polished it.
  • 伦纳德·伯恩斯坦肺功能衰竭引起心脏病发作，在他的曼哈顿公寓住所去世，终年72岁。
    Leonard Bernstein, 72, died in his Manhattan apartment after a heart attack brought on by lung failure.
  • ”但在最近的几个月他取消了约会并在半个月前宣布，遵照医嘱，他不再担任乐队指挥。1990年，伦纳德·伯恩斯坦，因肺衰竭突发心脏病，在他曼哈顿的公寓里去世，享年72岁。
    " But in recent months he canceled engagements and a fortnight age announced that, on his doctor's advice, he was retiring as a conductor, In 1990, Leonard Bernstein, 72, died in his Manhattan apartment after a heart attack brought on by lung failure.
  • 记者揭露了枢密院一桩肮脏的丑闻。
    The reporter lifted the lid off a nasty Council scandal.
  • 包括用于治疗心脏病和高血压在内的某些药物，同样会增加被蚊虫叮咬的可能性。
    Certain medications, including heart and blood pressure medicine, also can alter a person' s likelihood of being bitten.
  • 我们常把心脏比拟为水泵。
    We often liken the heart to a pump.
  • 老人心脏病发作之後拖了几个月才去世。
    The old man linger several months after the heart attack.
  • ??长距离步行者每升血液中所含的载脂蛋白ii(一种与心脏病有关的“有害”脂肪)平均不到0.05克。
    At the end, each litre of blood from the long walkers contained on average 0.05 grams less apolipoprotein II, a "bad" fat that is linked with heart disease.
  • 医生说肝脏稍有些毛病。
    The doctor says it's just a touch of liver.
  • 这种药使用过量会损害肝脏.
    Excessive dosage of this drug can result in injury to the liver.
  • 这种药片对肝脏有作用。
    These pills act on the liver.
  • 医生正在检查汤姆的肝脏。
    The doctor is examining Tom's liver.
  • 用作肉食的牛犊的肝脏。
    liver of a calf used as meat.
  • 用作肉食的鸡的肝脏。
    liver of a chicken used as meat.
  • 用作肉食的动物肝脏。
    liver of an animal used as meat.
  • 散步已对他的肝脏产生好处（已给他的肝脏带来了好处）。
    The walk had done his liver good.
  • 心痛心脏部位的局部疼痛
    Localized pain in the region of the heart.
  • 生物机械学生物体的器官或机能的机械力，如心脏或运动的
    The mechanics of a part or function of a living body, such as of the heart or of locomotion.
  • 弓形病一种后天产生的疾病，特点为发高烧、淋巴结肿大，以及肝、心脏、肺和脑部损伤
    An acquired disease characterized by fever, swollen lymph nodes, and lesions in the liver, heart, lungs, and brain.
  • 维提塔援引了一个32岁妇女的病例。她新近移植的肾脏上长了威胁生命的淋巴癌。
    Vitetta cites the case of a 32-year-old woman who developed a life-threatening lymphoma on her newly transplanted kidney.
  • 韩笑的心脏发生了变形，只有一个心室搏动。
    Hs heart was malformed, with only one ventricle pumping chamber instead of two.
  • 他们知道马拉德太太患有心脏病，所以告诉她丈夫死亡的消息也就小心翼翼，尽量委婉。
    Knowing that Mrs. Mallard was afflicted with a heart trouble, great care was taken to break to her as gently as possible the news of her husband's death.
  • 制造人造心脏是一个复杂的过程。
    Manufacture of artificial hearts is a complex process.
  • 心脏停止跳动不得超过四分钟——只有很少时间来修补心脏的毛病。
    The heart could mot be taken out of action for mare than four minutes-very little time to repair a heart defect.
  • 你脸上有个脏点。
    You have a dirty mark on your face.
  • 当她坐在草地上时，把白衣服弄脏了。
    She marked her white dress when she sat on the grass.
  • 把鞋子在垫子上擦干净，否则你会把地板弄脏的。
    Clean your shoes on the mat, or you'll muck up the floor.
  • 据说这些药草对肝脏起作用。
    These medicinal herbs are said to act on the liver.