1、notching

notching發(fā)音

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notching中文意思翻譯

常用釋義：刻凹痕

v.刻凹痕，用刻痕計算；用槽口等使……牢靠；獲得，贏(yíng)?。╪otch的現在分詞）

notching雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、After a four-day run, markets are taking a bit of a breather today, as indexes climb back down after notching new highs earlier this week.───經(jīng)過(guò)了連續4天的上漲后，美國股市周三略作休整，股指在本周初連創(chuàng )新高后有所回調。

2、Cally took the number seven shirt and went on to make a stunning 857 appearances for the Reds, notching 68 goals.───卡利接過(guò)7號戰袍，為紅軍征戰了令人匪夷所思的857場(chǎng)比賽，并68次攻破對手球門(mén)。

3、This means that the system only improves, always notching forward, never backsliding.───這意味著(zhù)系統只能夠被改進(jìn)，總是向前的，從不會(huì )倒退。

4、The composite material has excellent buffering capacity, strength, heat insulation and sensitivity to notching, and can protect environment.───本發(fā)明材料具有良好的緩沖性、強度、隔熱性和可切割性，并且能保護環(huán)境。

5、Export growth also slowed but by a smaller margin, notching a 21.1% increase.───出口增幅也出現下降，但降幅較小，當月增長(cháng)了21.1%。

6、D. minus 4 x wall thickness, the notching tool action must be tangential, rather than radial, to keep distortion of the tube to a minimum.───如果沖口寬度小于4乘以管壁厚度，沖口寬度需要正切，非徑切，來(lái)保證最小的彎曲可能性。

7、It took longer than we wanted," Clemens said after notching his first victory since June 9.───用的時(shí)間比我們希望的要長(cháng)，”克萊門(mén)斯在6月9日以來(lái)贏(yíng)得他的第一次勝利后說(shuō)。

8、Then, in November 2004, he won the Senate seat itself, notching up a staggering 70% of the vote.───之后，2004年11月，他又以驚人的70%高得票率一舉拿下參議院席位。

9、So far, in dollar terms, Brazil's Bovespa ranks as the best-performing stock index of 2009, notching up over 140 per cent.───到目前為止，以美元計算，巴西的Bovespa指數已成為2009年表現最好的股指，漲幅逾140%；

notching相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、potching───n.劣質(zhì)蛋白石；漂洗；巴掌；vt.打巴掌

2、blotching───n.斑點(diǎn)；污點(diǎn)；疙瘩；vt.弄臟

3、kotching───koccing

4、hotching───n.跳汰機產(chǎn)物；跳汰機選礦；跳汰選；v.不停地換腳；坐立難安（hotch的現在分詞）

5、hoatching───adj.擠滿(mǎn)的，密集的

6、nothing───pron.沒(méi)有什么；無(wú)關(guān)緊要的東西；（計算機數量上的）零；不值錢(qián)；adv.毫不；絕不；n.無(wú)；零；無(wú)關(guān)緊要的事；adj.沒(méi)前途的；沒(méi)價(jià)值的

7、cootching───雞

8、notcheling───槽口

9、botching───vt.糟蹋；拙笨地修補；拙劣地拼湊；vi.拙笨地修補；弄壞某事物；n.難看的補綴；笨拙的修補；笨拙的工作

2、綁架讀后感英文？

Kidnapped!

Robert Louis Stevenson

David Balfour's father, a poor cleric in a small village, has died. His mother has since died, so David is now alone in the world. Mr. Campbell, the local minister, gives David a message from his father to a mysterious "Ebenezer Shaw." That is when David discovers he has unknown relatives.

When David finally arrives at the Shaw "mansion" he is appalled. By now he has learned it has an unsavory reputation and the owner is hated by all the neighbors. Despite this, David approaches the dark, partially finished house. His uncle Ebenezer reluctantly welcomes David. After a short time, David realizes there are secrets being kept. Was David's father the true elder brother? Should David himself be the owner of the Shaw money and lands rather than his Uncle?

Before he can discover the truth, he accompanies his uncle on a business trip to the wharf. They visit one of the ships Ebenezer Shaw deals with. David is coshed on the head and wakes up in the hold, the ship under way. He is on his way to the American colonies to work on the Carolina plantations. At first he is held prisoner; later he is able to work on the ship and have more freedom.

David's adventures are only beginning. As the ship is sailing north around Scotland, they strike another boat and rescue the survivor. This survivor has secrets, connections, and money. Quickly David finds himself aligned with this man against the sailors. From there he encounters hardships, travails, and excitement he could not have imagined before he left his father's home.

This is a children's to young adult classic. Robert Louis Stevenson wrote wonderful yarns that were popular well beyond his lifetime and death over 100 years ago. Kidnapped is all right, not great. I never felt real involved with David nor cared overly much what happened to him until very near the end. Yet his sufferings while shipwrecked and on the run were well depicted. I could feel the parched throat and aching feet. While it's not Stevenson's best, this book still stands the test of time.