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- I saw the car's nose appear round the corner. 我看到汽車(chē)頭出現在拐角處。
- Why Does Knowledge Economy Appear First in the USA? 為什么是美國率先出現知識經(jīng)濟?
- Edema tends to appear first where tissue turgor is normally lowest. 水腫首先表現在正常時(shí)充盈度最低的部位。
- Nose appears longer wider, earlobe is meaty. 鼻子顯得更長(cháng)更寬，耳垂多肉。
- Jiaozi, appearing first in Northern Song Dynasty, is the earliest paper currency in the world as well as in China. 摘要誕生于北宋初期的“交子”是中國、也是世界最早出現的紙幣。
- The mucous membrane of your nose appears markedly pale and edematous. 您鼻粘膜顯得特別蒼白并且還有些水腫。
- D: The mucous membrane of your nose appears markedly pale and edematous. 您鼻粘膜顯得特別蒼白并且還有些水腫。
- They must have appeared first as crusts and clinkers. 它們最初必然象面包的外皮和熔爐里的渣塊。
- Value reflects the selected item that appears first in the list. 值反映列表中最先出現的選定項。
- Adjusted formation ranks. Heroes will now always appear first in a group selection, followed by the corresponding units of importance. 調整了編隊的順序?，F在英雄單位總會(huì )出現在一個(gè)組中的最前面,后面的單位也會(huì )根據重要度而排序。
- The foreign exchange market is a conduit for international capital, and therefore these destabilising phenomena often appear first in that market. 外匯市場(chǎng)是國際資金進(jìn)入經(jīng)濟體系的渠道,所以不穩定的情況通常最先會(huì )在這個(gè)市場(chǎng)出現。
- Soon a wet whiskery nose appeared above the edge of the bank,and the Otter pulled himself out and shook the water from his coat. 一會(huì )兒一個(gè)濕的長(cháng)著(zhù)胡子的鼻子出現在岸邊，水獺爬上了岸并抖著(zhù)他外衣上的水?！拔绮团蓪?，”他說(shuō)，徑直走向食物，“為什麼不邀請我？阿鼠？”
- It is at this time that the written records which have come down to us begin to appear first in France, then all over the Empire and beyond. 就是這個(gè)時(shí)期流傳下來(lái)的記錄表明格立高音樂(lè )最早出現在法國，然后遍布整個(gè)帝國乃至帝國之外。
- He is killed in an accident in the first flush of manhood. 他正當盛年時(shí)在一次事故中喪生。
- If the earth were flat, you would expect a ship approaching from the horizon to appear first as a tiny, featureless dot. 如果地球是平坦的，你可以料想到，從地平線(xiàn)駛來(lái)的船首先表現為一個(gè)看不清的小點(diǎn)。
- The dog flushed a pheasant from the bushes. 那只狗把雉從灌木叢中驚起。
- New opinions often appear first as jokes and fancies, then as blasphemies and treason, then as questions open to discussion, and finally as established truths. 新的見(jiàn)解，初次乍看，往往會(huì )像是玩笑或幻想，會(huì )像是褻瀆、背叛或傲慢，然后變成可能引起討論的疑難問(wèn)題，最后被確立為真理。
- Father asked me to flushed off the garage floor. 父親讓我刷洗一下車(chē)庫的地面。
- The tide flushed through this narrow inlet. 潮水涌過(guò)了狹窄的小灣。
- I wrinkled up my nose at the nasty smell. 我聞到那股難聞的味，皺起了鼻子。
