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门稍微开了条缝。 | The door opened a fraction. |
她把三幅布缝接在一起。 | She joined the three widths of cloth. |
钢笔从我指缝中滑下去了。 | The pen slips out of my fingers. |
桌子上的裂缝越变越宽。 | The cranny in the table became more and more wide. |
我得把墙上的那条裂缝填补好. | I must fill that crack in the wall. |
我牙缝里塞了点东西,就是弄不出来。 | There is something between my teeth and I can't dislodge it. |
这两块粘合得真好, 几乎看不出接缝. | The two pieces were stuck together so well that you could hardly see the join. |
回针缝在先前缝的一针中间加缝的一针,以便使针脚的交错重叠为原来长度的一半 | A stitch made by inserting the needle at the midpoint of a preceding stitch so that the stitches overlap by half lengths. |
他是一个多面手,既是修理工,也是木匠,既是一个理发师,也是一个好裁缝。 | He is a man of parts; he is either a repairman, or a carpenter, either a barber or a good tailor. |
请你把这颗纽扣缝到我的衬衫上好吗? | Would you sew this button onto my shirt? |
墙上有条裂缝。 | There is a fissure on the wall. |
裁缝把这套衣服做坏了。 | The tailor has butchered this suit. |
裁缝给我量做新西装的尺寸。 | The tailor took my measurements for a new suit. |
雪从屋顶上的裂缝飘进屋里。 | Snow sifted through the crack in the roof into the room. |
风从门的裂缝中呼呼地刮了进来。 | The wind whistled through a crack in the door. |
护士在缝合伤口前先清洁一下伤口。 | The nurse cleansed the wound before stitching it. |
缝纫时,她在手上戴一枚顶针。 | She put a thimble over the finger when sewing. |
你应该给缝纫机上点油,以免发出轧轧声。 | You should oil the sewing machine to stop the squeaking. |
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. |
锯缝,劈痕切割型工具如锯或斧子所制造的沟槽或凹口 | A groove or notch made by a cutting tool, such as a saw or an ax. |
我婆婆有一台缝纫机。 | My mother-in-law has a sewing machine. |
她把活计带到了园子里(如图纸或缝纫材料). | She took her work (eg papers or sewing materials) with her into the garden. |
裂缝土地表面上深的、陡峭的缝隙;深渊或峡谷 | A deep, steep-sided opening in the earth's surface; an abyss or a gorge. |
踏板一种由脚操纵带动圆周运动的踏板或杠杆,如制陶者的陶车或缝纫机的踏板 | A pedal or lever operated by the foot for circular drive, as in a potter's wheel or sewing machine. |
我对艺术一窍不通,我没见过什么大人物,我也不进好裁缝铺,这些全与我无缘。我不是出自他所认为的社会上层。 | I don't know anything about art, and I haven't met any grand people, and I don't go to a good tailor, and all that, I'm not what he calls out of the top drawer. |
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