擦zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tā cóng tái jiē shàng diē xià lái， cā pò liǎo xiǎo tuǐ shàng de pí。
    He fell down the steps and barked his shins.
  • tā de wài fén cā pò liǎo pí， dàn bié chù dōuméi shòu shāng。
    He skinned his shins, but otherwise he was uninjured.
  • qǐng bǎ dù yín cā liàng； qǐng bǎ wǒ de xié zǐ cā liàng。
    shine the silver, please; shine my shoes.
  • zhè xiē xié zǐ xū yào cā liàng。
    These shoes need a shine.
  • bǎ nǐ de xié hǎohǎo cā yī xià .
    Give your shoes a good shine.
  • chū mén qián bǎ nǐ de pí xié cā cā liàng。
    Shine your shoes before going out.
  • bà bà jiāng yào cā xié。
    Father is going to shine his shoes.
  • zài kè rén dào lái zhī qián jiù yào bǎ yín qì cā liàng。
    Shine the silver before the guests arrive.
  • nǐ yào bǎ xié cā guāng má？
    Be you go to get your shoes shine?
  • tā bǎ zhè shuāng xié zǐ cā dé liàng liàng de。
    He has put a good shine on these boots.
  • tā xiàng pú rén yī yàng zuò xiē cā xié de jiā wù huó。
    he performed the menial chore of shining shoes.
  • jí mǔ kào gěi rén cā pí xié wéi shēng。
    Jim made a living by shining shoes for people.
  • tā gěi tóu fā cā shàng fā gāo shǐ tā guāng liàng。
    He puts grease on his hair to make it shiny.
  • zhǐ jīn shǔ děng； tōng guò mó cā bù shǐ zhī fā liàng hé guāng huá。
    of metals e.g.; not made shiny and smooth by friction.
  • lǎo xiān shēng xǐ huān xǐ huān gěi tóu fā cā shàng fā gāo shǐ tā guāng liàng。
    The old gentleman likes to put grease on his hair to make it shiny.
  • shàng guāng jì； cā liàng jì hán yòu huà xué méi zhì huò cū cāo wēi lì de yī zhǒng wù zhì， bèi yòng lái dǎ guāng huò cā liàng yī gè biǎo miàn
    A substance containing chemical agents or abrasive particles and applied to smooth or shine a surface.
  • shǒu mó sǔn yóu yú yǔ shéng suǒ mó cā yǐn qǐ。
    abrasion (usually on the hands) caused by friction from a rope.
  • shǐ cā shāng yóu yú cā shāng 'ér yǐn qǐ pí fū téng tòng； cā shāng
    To make(the skin) sore by abrasion; chafe.
  • dēng xìn róng de róng miàn shàng shòu yā hé mó cā de dì fāng yì yú jié kuài。
    Mat down in areas subjected to pressure or abrasion.
  • qīn shí chù yóu yú qīn shí huò mó cā xíng chéng de dòng huò pò chù
    A hole or worn spot made by abrasion or erosion.
  • cā shāng yī gè qīng wēi de cā shāng huò mó sǔn
    A minor scratch or abrasion.
  • cā pò pí sī qù huò mó sǔn … de pí； cā diào
    To tear or wear off the skin of; abrade.
  • cā shāng， mó sǔn qīng qīng dì cā huò zhuā； cā
    To scrape or scratch slightly; abrade.
  • bǎ xié cā gān jìng。
    Wipe your shoes clean.
  • méi yòu cā liàng de pí xié； méi yòu pāo guāng de bǎo shí
    Unpolished shoes; unpolished gemstones.
  • nǐ bǎ nǐ de pí xié cā liàng liǎo má？
    Have you shined your shoes?
  • tuō lāi duō cóng xiǎo jiā jìng pín hán， zài chéng wéi shì jiè yínháng de jīng jì xué jiā zhī qián céng wéi bié rén cā guò pí xié， hòu lái tā bù rù zhèng tán， rú jīn， tā jiāng chéng wéi bìlǔ dì yī wèi zì yóu xuǎn jǔ de yòu yìn dì 'ān rén xuè tǒng de zǒng tǒng， tóng shí yě shì dì yī wèi yǐ yìn dì 'ān rén de zì háo gǎn zuò wéi jìng xuǎn huó dòng jī shí bìng yíng dé dà xuǎn de zǒng tǒng。
    Toledo, a shoeshine boy who rose from poverty to become a World Bank economist before entering politics, will become Peru's first freely elected president of Indian descent and probably the first president ever in Latin America who made Indian pride a cornerstone of his campaign.
  • tā bǎ zì jǐ de pí cā dé shǎn shǎn fā liàng。
    He shone his leather shoes up till they gleamed.
  • zǐ dàn cā guò wǒ de jiān bǎng。
    The bullet grazed my shoulder.
  • zǐ dàn zhǐ bù guò cā pò liǎo tā jiān bù de pí fū。
    The bullet merely creased his shoulder.
  • tā yào liǎo yī bēi jí bù sēn jī wěi jiǔ， cā jiān zǒu zài liǎng gè nán rén zhōng jiān。 zhè yàng yī lái， rú guǒ tā gé chuāng xiàng lǐ zhāng wàng， jiù kàn bù jiàn tā liǎo。
    He ordered a Gibson and shouldered his way in between two other men at the bar, so that if she should be watching from the window she would lose sight of him.
  • tā zài lín yù hòu bǎ shēn tǐ cā gān。
    He dried himself down after a shower.