一中英惯用例句:
| - 这些瓷器花展品看起来像真的一样,让你禁不住要去闻它们。
These porcelains show piece blossom look so real that you are tempt to smell them. - 有阔张口状花冠的一种泉女兰属植物,花独生、芳香、呈品红色;产自加拿大。
a bog orchid with usually a solitary fragrant magenta pink blossom with a wide-gaping corolla; Canada. - 这对他的名誉是一个污点。
It's a blot on his fame. - 你不能把反对意见都一笔抹去。
You must not blot out all opposition. - 他在练习册上弄了一个大的污渍。
he made a huge blot on his copybook. - 滥用职权是他前任名声的一个污点。
Official misconduct is a blot on his predecessor's fair name. - 单单这样一个行动并不能抵消他以往的过失。
One act like this cannot blot out his former transgressions. - 有时它们聚在一起竟然遮住了阳光,看起来像来历不明的黑斑点组成的黑色波状物。
Sometimes these schools are so dense they actually blot out the sun, appearing as black undulating masses of unrecognizable blobs of darkness. - 爱丽丝被晒得黑黝黝的,看上去就像在地中海上住过几个月似的;而阿兰原本细皮嫩肉,这时身上已经变得红一块白一块,脱了一层皮。
Alice was so tanned that she looked as if she had lived on the Mediterranean for months, while he, being fair, had turned a blotchy, peeling. - 用一张吸墨纸把溅出来的墨水吸掉。
Use a blotter to take up the spilt ink. - 接着她又找一张吸墨纸。
She next searched for a piece of blotting paper. - 用吸墨纸轻轻按了一下,墨水就乾了。
One dab with blotting-paper and the ink was dry. - 他用一团特制的吸墨纸抹掉那污迹。
He mopped up the mess with a special wodge of blotting paper. - 朋友们的形象总是遮住书页;他一想到他们就好象见到了他们。
The images of his dead friends kept blotting out the pages, he could not think of them without seeing them. - 今天她穿了一件白色衬衫。
She wears a white blouse today. - 她外面穿了一件毛外套,里面穿一件棉布衬衫。
She was wearing a woolen coat, with a cotton blouse underneath. - 这是一件裁制合身的女式衬衫。
This's a well-tailored blouse. - 我的罩衫掉了一颗钮扣。
A button has fallen off my blouse. - 这一件短上衣可不可以自己洗呢?
Be it all right to wash this blouse myself? - 我想买一条裙子配我的上衣。
I want one that go well with my blouse. - 这一件短上衣可不可以自己洗呢?
Is it all right to wash this blouse myself? - 母亲从箱子里拿出一件女罩衫。
My mother took the blouse out of her suitcase. - 也就是说,一件次品女衫的赔偿率与这件女衫的价值相等。
That is, for each defective blouse, the penalty will be the value of the blouse. - 我想试一下这件上衣,好吗?
I'd like to try on this blouse, please. - 穿简单的衣服;比如说,一条裙子和一件衬衫
Wear something simple; for example, a skirt and blouse. - 被表面的燃烧损坏或者弄坏了颜色:“烧焦了的汗衫一扯就破了”。
damaged or discolored by superficial burning:the scorched blouse tore easily. - 我一见这件非常漂亮的女衬衫便马上买下。
I saw this pretty blouse and bought it on sight. - 前两天一个晚上,我打牌输掉了十镑。
I blew £10 at cards the other night. - 一阵风把闪烁不定的蜡烛吹熄了。
A gust of wind blew the flickering candle out. - 开车之前,一定要把轮胎打足气。
Be sure to blow up the tyres before you drive off. - 一击,狠狠一击
A blow or swipe. - 一种猛烈就象刺的击打。
a sharp stinging blow.
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