一中英惯用例句:
  • 安全别针在尖端有一个金属套。
    A safety pin has a metal covering over the pointed end.
  • 三角形排列的保龄球的最前面一个。
    the front pin in the triangular arrangement of ten pins.
  • 爸爸取出一枚别针，将花别在他的外衣上。
    Dad took a pin and pinned the flower to his coat.
  • 从事于针头操作的人，如果要使他有把握他的劳动力不致于白费，则对于从事于针尖操作的另一工人的协作，必须毫无疑虑。
    The one who makes the heads of the pins must be certain of the co operation of the one who makes the points if he does not want to run the risk of producing pin heads in vain.
  • 她想要一个别针。
    She want a safety-pin.
  • 她想要一个别针。
    She wants a safety - pin.
  • 静得连一根针落在地上都可以听到；非常寂静；非常紧张。
    One might hear a pin drop.
  • 我们最好把这些文件钉在一起。
    We'd better pin the papers together.
  • 一根针刺入我的手。
    A pin stuck me in the hand.
  • 一点也不关心这事情
    Didn't care a pin about the matter.
  • 用别针将你的支票和申请表别在一起。
    Pin your cheque to the application form.
  • 轴头销把两块石头钉牢在一起的铁销钉
    A metal pin that joins two pieces of stone.
  • 一种在垂直木板上进行的日本弹球游戏。
    a Japanese pinball game played on a vertical board.
  • 弹球盘一种在弹球机上玩的日本赌博游戏
    A Japanese gambling game played on a vertical pinball machine.
  • 他还和一个朋友为理发店安装弹球游戏机从而每周赚得５０美元。
    He and a friend also made $50 a week by placing pinball machines in barber shops.
  • 该军在华中及苏南一带者尚有九万余人，虽受日寇和反共军夹击，必能艰苦奋斗，尽忠民族国家到底。
    With more than 90,000 troops remaining in central China and the southern part of Kiangsu, the New Fourth Army, though subjected to pincer attacks by the Japanese aggressors and the anti-Communist troops, will certainly fight on despite all hardships and will never cease to render loyal service to the nation.
  • 他用一把钳子工作。
    He worked with a pair of pincers.
  • 第一对腿上有大钳子的大型可食用海生甲壳动物。
    large edible marine crustaceans having large pincers on the first pair of legs.
  • 在医学治疗中应用的一对钳子；特别用于婴儿的分娩。
    a pair of pincers used in medical treatment; especially for the delivery of babies.
  • 他一直在偷钱箱里的钱。
    He's been pinching money from the cashbox.
  • 扭，拧使劲的一扭或一拧
    A sharp, twisting pinch.
  • 他恶意地拧她一下。
    He gave her a spiteful pinch.
  • 替捕的一垒安打；第二垒替补偷击
    A pinch single; a pinch steal of second base.
  • 掐我一下，我一定在做梦。
    Pinch me, it must be a dream.
  • 因为这双鞋夹脚，所以他们一定是太小。
    These shoes must be too small because they pinch.
  • 这副眼镜似乎紧了一点。
    This pair of gasses seems to pinch a bit.
  • 这副眼镜似乎紧了一点。
    This pair of glasses seems to pinch a bit.
  • 他因寒冷而缩作一团。
    He was pinched with cold.
  • 乔治·穆尔突然捏了我的屁股一下子，我倒觉得荣幸—我的屁股竟然引起了这位英语散文大师的垂青呢。
    George Moore unexpectedly pinched my behind; I felt rather honored that my behind should have drawn the attention of the great master of English prose.
  • 通过收集在一起使起皱。
    make ridges into by pinching together.
  • 约翰和其他许多小气鬼一样是个吝啬的家伙。
    Like so many other men of means, John was a penny pincher.
  • 白色木质且光滑的一种五针松，幼树树皮呈浅灰色；特别指东部白松。
    any of several 5-needled pines with white wood and smooth usually light gray bark when young; especially the eastern white pine.