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你的一个扣子松开了。 | One of your buttons is undone. |
他把裤带扣得紧紧的。 | He buckled up his belt tightly. |
与其给折扣,不如减价。 | Better reduce the price than allow a discount. |
钮扣有时是用骨头做的. | Buttons are sometimes made of bone. |
请你在这件衬衫上钉一颗钮扣好吗? | Will you stitch a button on this shirt? |
请你把这颗纽扣缝到我的衬衫上好吗? | Would you sew this button onto my shirt? |
我肯定那店老板给我称土豆时 扣了分量. | I'm sure the shopkeeper gave me short measure when she weighed out the potatoes. |
我的手提包的扣坏了. | The catch on my handbag is broken. |
持枪歹徒把两个孩子扣押在这座建筑物里当作人质. | The gunman is holding two children hostage in the building. |
皮靴固定装置为使滑雪靴牢固而在雪橇上设置的扣拴 | Fastenings on a ski for securing the boot. |
丝线一段毛线、粗线或丝线,尤指主要用来缝合钮扣孔的结实丝线 | A length of yarn, cord, or thread, especially a strong silk thread used mainly to bind the edges of buttonholes. |
拉链由平行的金属、塑料或尼龙的齿状物制成的,在开口临近边缘上被滑动的拉环锁住的紧扣物 | A fastening device consisting of parallel rows of metal, plastic, or nylon teeth on adjacent edges of an opening that are interlocked by a sliding tab. |
对如此大数量的订购,本公司希望以比价目表内所订价格为低的批发折扣来采购。 | For an order of this large quantity we expect a wholesale discount off your price-list. |
他被警方以私闯民宅的罪名而扣留。 | He was held by the police on a charge of breaking and entering. |
不扣除的不扣除的,尤指为所得税的目的而不扣除的 | Not deductible, especially for income-tax purposes. |
我的一部分津贴被扣去付了饭费。 | Part of my allowance is kept back to pay for my meals. |
雇主扣下你部分薪金作保险金用. | A certain percentage of your salary is kept back by your employer as an insurance payment. |
我扣动了扳机,可是枪打不响,那鹿也就逃走了。 | I pulled the trigger, but the gun hung fire and the deer escaped. |
点射由于扣动扳机而从自动武器中射出的一定数量的子弹 | The number of bullets fired from an automatic weapon by one pull of the trigger. |
她不折不扣地履行了她的所有诺言。 | She carry out all her pledge to the letter. |
自立摆脱了被奴役、扣押或压迫的人的自由 | Liberty of the person from slavery, detention, or oppression. |
脱轨器,转撤器通过在不同大小的扣链齿轮间移动链条而转换自行车齿轮(换档)的装置 | A device for shifting gears on a bicycle by moving the chain between sprocket wheels of different sizes. |
"她们另外见了一次以后,南希觉得戈尔巴乔夫太太是一个不折不扣的共产党,"一位友人回忆说,"她总要宣传教条。" | "After their other meeting, Nancy felt that Mrs. Gorbachev was a Communist through and trough, " a friend recalled, "and that she just wanted to spout doctrine." |
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