一中英惯用例句:
  • 独居蜜蜂，将泥土和鹅卵石粘在一起筑造附着在树上的巢。
    solitary bee that builds nests of mud or pebbles cemented together and attached to a plant.
  • 海滩，海滨一个水域的岸，尤指在多沙或多卵石时
    The shore of a body of water, especially when sandy or pebbly.
  • 在我上路走了几个小时以后，道路突然变得不能骑车行进了，铺砌的路面变成了泥土路，接着是多卵石的沙砾路面，然后在一片很陡的斜坡上道路变成了大堆尖棱、破碎的石块。
    Some hours into the journey, the road suddenly became unrideable, the pavement giving way to dirt, then pebbly gravel and then, on a very steep pitch, to a mass of sharp, broken boulders.
  • ??1996年夏奥会，美国用了60棵山核桃树制作了一万多个火炬手柄，用于一万五千多英里的火炬接力。
    To produce handles for the 10,000-plus Olympic torches carried in the 15,000-mile United States of America relay for the 1996 Summer Olympics, 60 pecan trees were used.
  • 再有就是那一次又一次的小过失，比如由我安排的舒心的小聚会，她都归咎于我。
    Or the dozens of other peccadilloes she laid at my door, like the cozy little get-togethers I had put up.
  • 男孩开始在钢琴上乱弹一气。
    The boy started pecking at the keys of the piano.
  • 她在姑姑的脸颊上匆匆吻了一下。
    She gave her aunt a quick peck on the cheek.
  • "那位小姐吃东西一小口一小口的,她怎么啦?"
    The young lady's only pecking at her food; what's wrong with her?(喻)
  • 那只鸟在树上啄了一个洞。
    The bird pecked a hole in the tree.
  • 这鸟啄我一下。
    The bird gave me a peck.
  • 她在姑姑的脸颊上匆匆吻了一下。
    She give her aunt a quick peck on the cheek.
  • 在你信任一个人之前，先要深入了解他。
    Eat a peck of salt with a man before you trust him.
  • 当她试图碰碰蛋的时候，那只鸟啄了她一下。
    When she tried to touch the egg, the bird give her a peck.
  • 一些海鸥甚至敢冲到猫头鹰面前啄它们。"
    "Some of the gulls will actually go up to the owls and peck at them."
  • 夸脱美国度量体系中的一体积或容量单位，用于测量固体，相当于！／8配克或2品脱（1。101升）
    A unit of volume or capacity in the U.S. Customary System, used in dry measure, equal to! /8 peck or2 pints(1.101 liters).
  • 她侧着耳朵听他的呼吸渐渐平匀了，向他的小嘴唇上轻轻的一吻，依旧起来，继续那未完的工作。
    She listened carefully to his breathing, which gradually became more regular. She gave him a little peck on the lips, then got up to complete her unfinished sewing.
  • 那个孩子只是一点一点地吃着自己的食物。
    The child was merely pecking at his food.
  • 下一步就是用打字机一字字地打出来。
    The next step was pecking out the articles.
  • 那就留心一下约会对象的社会地位。
    Be aware of your pecking order in the arrangement.
  • 鼓起劲来，下星期情况一定会好起来的。
    Keep your pecker up. Things are bound to improve next week.
  • 大型可食用鳐，长有长鼻子、粗尾巴和一直连到头部的胸鳍；靠有波状边缘的胸鳍游动。
    large edible rays having a long snout and thick tail with pectoral fins continuous with the head; swim by undulating the edges of the pectoral fins.
  • 身体又宽又平，翼状的胸鳍，游动姿势与一般鲨鱼类似。
    sharks with broad flat bodies and winglike pectoral fins but that swim the way sharks do.
  • 鲂鮄一种分布广泛的鲂鮄科海鱼，有扇状的胸鳍，头部大而有甲
    Any of various widely distributed marine fishes of the family Triglidae, having large fanlike pectoral fins and a large armored head.
  • 他成了一位经理，但由于盗用公款而被降职了。
    He became manager but was put down from the office fur peculation.
  • "这鱼有一种怪味道,你看有问题没有?"
    This fish has a peculiar taste; do you think it's all right?
  • 他奇怪地看了我一眼。
    He gave me a peculiar look.
  • 怪人一个奇特或怪癖的人；怪人
    A peculiar or eccentric person; a character.
  • 每一个民族都有其独特的民族性。
    Every nation has its own peculiar character.
  • 她勾搭上一些不三不四的人。
    She's picked up with some peculiar people.
  • 一种英国或它的人民所特有的一种习惯。
    a custom that is peculiar to England or its citizens.
  • 一种德国和它的人民特有的习俗。
    a custom that is peculiar to Germany or its citizens.
  • 国家的标志或象征一个特定国家的。
    characteristic of or peculiar to the people of a nation.