單詞rock的中文是什么意思1

　　名詞 搖滾樂; 巖石，石頭; 棒糖; <非正式>寶石(尤指鉆石)

　　動(dòng)詞 搖晃; 搖動(dòng); 震動(dòng)

　　不及物動(dòng)詞 演奏搖滾樂; 隨搖滾樂起舞

單詞rock的中文是什么意思2

　　1. Witnesses said Kantar smashed the little girl's head against a rock and crushed her skull with a rifle butt.

　　2. The media ambushed the rock star after he arrived by private plane Thursday shortly after midnight at Taipei.

　　3. Rock'n'roll band Second Hand Rose stages rock music influenced by the folk style of dongbei or Northeast China.

　　4. Before leaving the museum I found a small piece of slab by the rock layer.

　　5. The people in Beijing treated us like rock stars when we came to town.

　　6. Standard rock outfit Camel is worth seeing if only to observe the lead singer's tartan outfit.

　　7. You can climb to the top of Sunlight Rock for an overlook of Xiamen.

　　8. He played an active role in charity performances and led many rock stars to stage a benefit concert for the Sichuan earthquake victims in 2008.

　　9. Soundtrack of Our Lives is a Swedish rock band that formed in 1995 from ashes of punk band Union Carbide Productions.

　　10. The seasoned indie rock band Carsick Cars will be returning to the festival while the others are making their debut.

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單詞rock的中文是什么意思3篇（擴(kuò)展1）

——單詞smoke的中文是什么意思3篇

單詞smoke的中文是什么意思1

　　英 [sm??k]　美 [smo?k]

　　第三人稱單數(shù)：smokes現(xiàn)在分詞：smoking過去分詞：smoked過去式：smoked

　　smoke 基本解釋

　　名詞 煙; 吸煙

　　不及物動(dòng)詞 抽煙; 冒煙; 快速

　　及物動(dòng)詞 用煙熏制; 吸(煙)，抽

　　例句

　　1. A chimney could be seen smoking in the distance.

　　看得見遠(yuǎn)處的'煙囪在冒煙。

　　2. Their swords smoked with blood.

　　他們的寶劍冒著**氣。

單詞smoke的中文是什么意思2

　　1. But a student surnamed Jiang from the University of International Business and Economics said people would continue to smoke regardless of the law.

　　2. According to another survey by the Beijing municipal health authority, 51 percent of respondents said they were victims of secondhand smoke.

　　3. DNA repair in the breast cells appears to be blocked when chemical components of the smoke activate a particular gene.

　　4. A new law that took effect Monday says family members can call in the police on people who smoke at home.

　　5. While the more religious inpiduals were more physically active and also less likely to smoke, these differences didn't account for their better lung function.

　　6. NEW YORK - Cigarette smoke can transform normal breast cells into cancerous cells by blocking their normal ability to repair themselves.

　　7. The Gainesville research also pinpoints the mechanism by which cigarette smoke transforms normal breast cells into cancerous cells.

　　8. Langton said officials felt comfortable withdrawing the proposal because of improved sensors that can detect smoke and carbon monoxide.

　　9. The injured suffered from smoke inhalation, burns and carbon monoxide poisoning.

單詞rock的中文是什么意思3篇（擴(kuò)展2）

——單詞in的中文是什么意思3篇

單詞in的中文是什么意思1

　　1. 在…里;在…之內(nèi)

　　Someone or something that is in something else is enclosed by it or surrounded by it. If you put something in a container, you move it so that it is enclosed by the container.

　　e.g. He was in his car.

　　他坐在他的車?yán)铩?/p>

　　e.g. ...clothes hanging in the wardrobe...

　　掛在衣柜里的衣服

　　2. 在(某處)

　　If something happens in a place, it happens there.

　　e.g. We spent a few days in a hotel...

　　我們在一家賓館住了幾天。

　　e.g. He had intended to take a holiday in America...

　　他本打算去***假。

　　3. 在家;在辦公室

　　If you are in, you are present at your home or place of work.

　　e.g. My flatmate was in at the time...

　　我的舍友當(dāng)時(shí)在房間里。

　　e.g. He has had to be in every day.

　　他每天都得坐班。

　　4. 進(jìn);入

　　When someone comes in, they enter a room or building.

　　e.g. She looked up anxiously as he came in...

　　他進(jìn)來的時(shí)候,她焦慮不安地抬起頭來看了看。

　　e.g. They shook hands and went in.

　　他們握了手,走了進(jìn)去。

　　5. (火車)進(jìn)站;(輪船、飛機(jī))抵港

　　If a train, boat, or plane has come in or is in, it has arrived at a station, port, or airport.

　　e.g. We'd be watching every plane coming in from Melbourne...

　　我們會密切注意從墨爾本飛來的每架飛機(jī)。

　　e.g. Look. The train's in. We'll have to run for it now.

　　看,火車進(jìn)站了,我們現(xiàn)在得趕緊朝那邊跑了。

　　6. (潮)在上漲

　　When the sea or tide comes in, the sea moves towards the shore rather than away from it.

　　e.g. She thought of the tide rushing in, covering the wet sand...

　　她想象潮汐涌來,淹沒潮濕的沙灘。

　　e.g. If the tide was in they went swimming.

　　如果漲潮了,他們就去游泳。

　　7. 在(櫥窗)里面

　　Something that is in a window, especially a shop window, is just behind the window so that you can see it from outside.

　　e.g. The light in the window went out...

　　櫥窗里的燈熄滅了。

　　e.g. There was a camera for sale in the window.

　　櫥窗里有一架相機(jī)待售。

單詞in的中文是什么意思2

　　1. 在(特定年、月等);在…期間

　　If something happens in a particular year, month, or other period of time, it happens during that time.

　　e.g. ...that early spring day in April 1949...

　　1949 年4月早春的那一天

　　e.g. Export orders improved in the last month...

　　上個(gè)月出口訂單增加了。

　　2. 在(某一情形、形勢)之中

　　If something happens in a particular situation, it happens while that situation is going on.

　　e.g. His father had been badly wounded in the last war.

　　在上次戰(zhàn)爭中，他的父親受了重傷。

　　e.g. ...issues you struggle with in your daily life.

　　你在日常生活中費(fèi)力應(yīng)對的問題

　　3. 花費(fèi)…時(shí)間

　　If you do something in a particular period of time, that is how long it takes you to do it.

　　e.g. He walked two hundred and sixty miles in eight days.

　　他在8天里走了260英里的路。

　　4. 在(一段時(shí)間)之后

　　If something will happen in a particular length of time, it will happen after that length of time.

　　e.g. I'll have some breakfast ready in a few minutes...

　　幾分鐘后我就能做點(diǎn)兒早飯出來。

　　e.g. They'll be back in six months.

　　6個(gè)月之后他們就會回來。

　　5. 在(某一年齡段)之中

　　You use in to indicate roughly how old someone is. For example, if someone is in their fifties, they are between 50 and 59 years old.

　　e.g. ...young people in their twenties.

　　20多歲的.年輕人

　　e.g. ...Molly, a tall woman in her early sixties.

　　莫莉,一位60出頭的高個(gè)女士

單詞rock的中文是什么意思3篇（擴(kuò)展3）

——單詞no的中文是什么意思3篇

單詞no的中文是什么意思1

　　英 [n??] 美 [no?]

　　adv.不;否;一點(diǎn)也沒有

　　adj.沒有的;不許的;一點(diǎn)兒也沒有;決不是的

　　n.不;否定，否認(rèn);***;否決票

　　abbr.數(shù)字(number);元素锘(nobelium)的符號

單詞no的中文是什么意思2

　　1. The existing limit on the amount of salary domestic firms can deduct as business expenses will no longer ap*.

　　2. Although Bai no longer had to worry about his school expenses, he never stopped seeking business opportunities.

　　3. " We had no business winning that game, " Cavaliers coach Mike Brown told reporters.

　　4. An operator with Aramco said there was no one available at the company to comment after business hours.

　　5. No lawsuit business is permitted to be involved by the joint venture, said sources.

　　6. The company's refrigerators and washing machine business in China is also looking gloomy, with fewer models and no price advantages.

　　7. If an act brings no serious damage to the society, the actor should not be subject to criminal punishment.

　　8. No foreign organization is allowed to start this business in China yet.

　　9. The organizing commi* announced early this month that no organization could use the logo for business purposes without the commi*'s permission.

　　10. Head of Canada's largest trade and industry organization on Thursday urged the country's business community to lose no time in entering the lucrative Chinese market.

單詞rock的中文是什么意思3篇（擴(kuò)展4）

——單詞spent的中文是什么意思3篇

單詞spent的中文是什么意思1

　　英 [spent]　美 [sp?nt]

　　原級：spend第三人稱單數(shù)：spends第三人稱復(fù)數(shù)：spends現(xiàn)在分詞：spending

　　形容詞 用過的; 不再有用的; 已廢的; 失效的

　　動(dòng)詞 花費(fèi); 用錢，花錢( spend的過去式和過去分詞 ); 消耗; 花(時(shí)間)

　　相關(guān)例句

　　形容詞

　　1. Why do you keep those spent matches?

　　那些擦過的火柴你還留著干什么?

　　2. He was completely spent after two weeks of hard labor.

　　艱苦勞動(dòng)兩周后，他已經(jīng)疲憊不堪了。

　　3. He was totally spent when he got to the top of the hill.

　　他登上山頂時(shí)已精疲力盡。

單詞spent的中文是什么意思2

　　1. Some 62 percent of the city's total travel expenses are spent on business trips, while more than 60 percent of Fortune 500 companies are already located here.

　　2. Cuban spent a chunk of his fortune to buy his favorite team in January 2000.

　　3. China National Radio recently reported that the Chinese government spent 80 billion yuan to buy vehicles last year.

　　4. The National Association of Realtors in the United States reports that foreign investors spent $ 82 billion to buy properties in the US in 2011.

　　5. It not only ridicules the poor judgment of the buyer, but also criticizes the unnecessary efforts the seller has spent in making the case.

　　6. He spent about 250 yuan buying a wireless router and a network interface card to have wireless access at home.

　　7. He read a lot of books to learn how to look after it and later spent most of his pocket money on buying more beetles.

　　8. The culprit spent the sum in buying Internet virtual currency in order to launder the money he illicitly obtained.

　　9. The collection spent the next 15 years housed in a single room and could be seen only by appointment.

　　10. Readers of my contributions will guess by now I have spent most of my life in Australia.

單詞rock的中文是什么意思3篇（擴(kuò)展5）

——單詞tank的中文是什么意思3篇

單詞tank的中文是什么意思1

　　英 [t??k]　美 [t??k]

　　第三人稱單數(shù)：tanks第三人稱復(fù)數(shù)：tanks現(xiàn)在分詞：tanking過去分詞：tanked過去式：tanked

　　基本解釋

　　名詞 *; 油[水]箱; 貯水池; 酒量大的`人

　　及物動(dòng)詞 把…貯放在柜內(nèi); 打敗

　　相關(guān)例句

　　名詞

　　1. The petrol tank in our car is empty.

　　我們車子的油箱空了。

　　2. Our infantry is supported by tanks.

　　我們的步兵有***。

　　3. Every apartment house has a water tank on its roof.

　　每棟公寓房子都有一個(gè)水塔。

單詞tank的中文是什么意思2

　　1. Two workers jumped into a hot oil tank to save another worker who dropped in by accident in Chongqing Municipality.

　　2. But the tracked vehicles cannot use today's network of roads for rapid deployment, needing the help of tank carriers.

　　3. An oil tank truck struck the car from behind, severely damaging the rear of the vehicle.

　　4. A crane moving an oil tank that dropped from a cargo train crashed into the seven people.

　　5. Tankers built before 1997 and those with certain kinds of cargo tank structures were required to have stopped going to sea on Monday.

　　6. Although the installation of an LNG fuel tank would mean a 3 percent loss of cargo space.

　　7. Prepare to dunk your tootsies in a tank of water and let tiny carp nibble away.

　　8. They splashed some water on their faces and drank a bit, and then filled up a huge tank kept in the back of the cart.

　　9. Cartwright said there was nearly a 90 percent chance that the tank had been breached in the collision.

　　10. Two aluminum panels inside the eel's tank work as electrodes to catch its power.

單詞rock的中文是什么意思3篇（擴(kuò)展6）

——單詞biting的中文是什么意思3篇

單詞biting的中文是什么意思1

　　英 [?ba?t??]　美 [?ba?t??]

　　原級：bite第三人稱單數(shù)：bites第三人稱復(fù)數(shù)：bites過去分詞：bitten過去式：bit

　　形容詞 尖銳刺人的; 刺痛的; 辛辣的; 嘲諷的

　　動(dòng)詞 咬，叮( bite的現(xiàn)在分詞 ); 刺痛; 有咬(或叮)的習(xí)性; (人)上當(dāng)

　　1. His remark has a biting edge to it.

　　他的話非常尖銳辛辣。

單詞biting的中文是什么意思2

　　1. Kim also said Comcast is basically a cable company, and might be biting off more than it can chew.

　　2. Of course, rising domestic prices are also biting deep into enterprises'profits.

　　3. The virus mainly infects birds, but is also known to infect human bodies mainly through mosquito biting.

　　4. " Maybe you've been biting this tooth because it's longer than the one next to it, " he reasoned.

　　5. Zhu waited more than six hours in biting cold for the right moment to click the shutter.

　　6. Tires work by biting into the gaps between the sharp stones in the road surface.

　　7. Are you hesitating before biting into that lovely platter of raw fish?

　　8. We can work to expand our personal wealth without biting off more than we can chew.

　　9. The mosquito becomes infected after biting pigs and wild birds infected with the JE virus.

　　10. Yet right beneath it is a biting sense of humor that comes in the form of banter that is as constant as it is playful.