?toothy

toothy發(fā)音

英：[?tu:θ?]　　美：[?tuθ?]

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toothy中文意思翻譯

adj.露出牙齒的

toothy詞形變化

副詞: toothily | 形容詞最高級: toothiest | 形容詞比較級: toothier |

toothy常見(jiàn)例句

1 、The robot’s toothy smile is formed with copper-plated letters which spell the name Admiral.───機器人的牙齒微笑著(zhù)，形成與銅鍍金字母拼寫(xiě)的名稱(chēng)上將。

2 、In the picture he wore a tennis hat and a toothy smile.───照片里,他戴著(zhù)一頂網(wǎng)球帽,露出牙齒笑。

3 、DALLAS - Ever wonder who makes the dentures, crowns and bridges that enable Americans to show off their toothy grins?───達拉斯-制作活動(dòng)假牙,牙冠和牙橋使美國人炫耀他們的笑容曾經(jīng)是非凡的..

4 、The body comes first.All the violently twisted horse bodies, toothy horse heads and rich facial expressions extend the unrestrained desires.───首先是形體，激烈扭曲的身軀，呲牙咧嘴的馬首，表情十分豐富，充滿(mǎn)不可遏制的欲念。

5 、Opposite Winston there sat a man with a chinless, toothy face exactly like that of some large, harmless rodent───溫斯頓對面坐著(zhù)一個(gè)沒(méi)有下巴頦兒、牙齒外露的男人，他的臉就好像一只馴良的大兔子一樣。

6 、Where stripy fish with feathery fins and sharks with hideous toothy grins swam round the whale and the snail on his tail.─── 這里的條紋魚(yú)長(cháng)著(zhù)羽毛般的魚(yú)鰭 鯊魚(yú)露齒一笑 丑陋無(wú)比 繞著(zhù)座頭鯨和他尾巴上的海螺游走著(zhù)

7 、1.A beholder is an 8-foot-wide orb dominated by a central eye and a large, toothy maw.───眼魔是由中央主眼控制的直徑8英尺的球體，有一張尖牙利齒的血盆大口。

8 、The dentist: The first thing after waking up in the morning and the last thing before going to bed should be a sweet, toothy smile.───牙醫：“早上醒來(lái)第一件事及晚上睡前最后一件事：一個(gè)動(dòng)人的微笑?！?/p>

9 、a toothy smile───露齒的微笑

10 、No,let`s help our good friend,Crocodile,get back his happy,toothy smile.───沒(méi)有，讓我們幫助我們的好朋友鱷魚(yú)，找回他的快樂(lè )的，露齒的微笑。

11 、They've found God, reached a level where they wear a big toothy grin on their faces that won't crack.───他們找到了上帝，升到了一個(gè)層次能夠咧齒不崩臉的微笑。

12 、These are the caves beneath the waves, where stripy fish with feathery fins and sharks with hideous toothy grins swam round the whale and the snail on his tail.───海浪下面是珊瑚洞穴，長(cháng)著(zhù)羽毛一樣的翅膀和全身條紋的魚(yú)兒，還有齜牙咧嘴長(cháng)著(zhù)可怕牙齒的鯊魚(yú)，在鯨魚(yú)和他尾巴上的小蝸牛身邊游來(lái)游去。

13 、A commonly encountered species found in ports across the galaxy, these short humanoids are characterized by broad toothy snouts, sparse hair and coarse skin.───常見(jiàn)的種族，全銀河系的港口都有出現。這種矮小的人形種族口鼻部寬闊，牙齒突出，毛發(fā)稀疏，皮膚粗糙。

14 、Let`s help our good friend crocodile get back his happy toothy smile.───讓我們幫助我們的好朋友鱷魚(yú)，找回他的快樂(lè )的，露齒的微笑。

15 、A wary tiger flashes a toothy snarl in this extreme close-up.───一只機警的老虎在這個(gè)特寫(xiě)鏡頭里呲牙咆哮。

16 、You will be able to catch up to 28 different species of fish, including toothy barracuda and dangerous sharks!───你將能夠趕上28種不同種類(lèi)的魚(yú),魚(yú)和危險,包括露齒鯊!

17 、They used to walk, they used to swim, they used to fly with a toothy grin.───它們常常行走，它們常常游泳，它們常常咧著(zhù)嘴笑著(zhù)飛。

18 、The tiger was naturally opened toothy maw.───老虎卻很自然地張開(kāi)了血盆大口。

19 、Biologists from Macquarie University in Sydney insist that grey nurse sharks, while terrifyingly toothy in appearance, are mild creatures which will bite humans only if provoked.───不過(guò)，科學(xué)家們認為，盡管沙錐齒鯊鋒牙利齒的外表很?chē)樔?，但它們?shí)際上是性情溫和的動(dòng)物，只有被激怒時(shí)才會(huì )咬人。

20 、Let's help our good friend crocodile get back his happy toothy smile.───讓我們幫助我們的好朋友鱷魚(yú),找回他的快樂(lè )的,露齒的微笑。

21 、The 2010 LaCrosse looks right at home in China with its sharp-edged creases and toothy Buick waterfall grille.───2010年君越期待權在主場(chǎng)中國與鋒利的折痕和牙齒別克瀑布格柵。

一篇關(guān)于足球鞋的英語(yǔ)文章

Sometimes innovative science requires innovative machinery, like a moveable, four-legged robotic sled that can wear shoes, a contraption recently developed and deployed by researchers at the University of Calgary to test whether grippy athletic shoes affect injury risk.

It's well known, of course, that shoe traction influences athletic performance, especially in sports that involve sprinting or cutting, meaning abrupt rapid shifts in direction. In broad terms, more traction leads to better results.

In a 2009 study of soccer players and their footwear, for instance, researchers tested the players' forward sprinting and sideways cutting speed while the players wore their normal soccer shoes, and again after the shoes' cleats had been shaved down in length by 50 percent and then by 100 percent, meaning they were flat against the outsole. While wearing the shortened cleats, the players had less traction on the field and were significantly slower moving forward or sideways.

But these and similar studies did not establish whether more shoe traction is always desirable or if there is such a thing as too much stickiness in a shoe.

Athletic shoes have two primary types of traction. One keeps you sticking to the ground as you move forward. The other, called rotational traction, kicks in when you move sideways or shift direction. The amounts of each type of traction depend on a shoe's outsole material and on whether it has cleats and, if so, how many, their size and shape, and how they are positioned.

For some time, most researchers have believed that forward-related traction does not have much effect on injury risk, while rotational traction does.

But that idea had been difficult to test in real-world situations. For one thing, researchers can't ethically shave down cleats or otherwise alter shoe traction and ask players to don them and helpfully go out and hurt themselves.

And logistically, it's easier to measure shoe traction in a lab than on a playing field.

But researchers at the Human Performance Lab at the University of Calgary wanted to see whether different degrees of traction would affect whether players got hurt in real playing conditions. So they created their shoe-wearing robotic tester. Mounted on rails, it can move either forward or sideways on a field at whatever speed the researchers choose, while its “feet” stay in contact with the ground and various sensors determine forward and rotational traction.

With this robot tester at the ready, the researchers recruited hundreds of local high school football players and borrowed their shoes. They fitted each shoe onto the robot tester and determined its unique forward and sideways traction.

The various shoes varied widely in terms of traction, says John W. Wannop, the University of Calgary kinesiologist who led the study.

The scientists then returned the shoes to the players and asked each team's trainer to track all non-contact leg injuries throughout the season. This experiment was repeated for two more years, during which time the playing fields were switched from grass surfaces to artificial turf. At the end of the three seasons, the scientists compared traction levels and injury reports.

Many of the players had experienced ankle, knee and ligament injuries that didn't involve contact. This was, after all, football. But the incidence was highest and the severity of the injuries greatest among those players whose shoes provided the most rotational traction. At the same time, the players whose shoes had provided the most forward traction developed fewest injuries.

This finding was unexpected, Dr. Wannop says, because it had been thought that any shoe with high forward-motion traction would also automatically have high rotational traction, and so would increase injury risk. But this was not the case; some shoes gripped as players ran forward but didn't stick when they cut sideways.

Those shoes were the safest.

Playing surface, meanwhile, had almost no effect on injury risk. Injury rates were similar on grass and artificial turf, whatever shoes the players wore.

What these findings mean in practical terms, Dr. Wannop says, is that for the ideal mix of athletic performance and reduced injury risk in sports, a shoe should have “high translational traction values and relatively low rotational traction values.”

Good luck, however, finding precisely that shoe. Companies don't advertise shoes’ traction values and probably can't, Dr. Wannop says, since they will vary, depending on your body size and movement patterns and on such ephemera as the muddiness or dryness of a field or trail on any given day.

Still, there are some broad guidelines to consider when purchasing athletic shoes, especially for team sports like football, soccer or basketball, Dr. Wannop says. Avoid models with multiple large, toothy cleats or rubbery nodules along the outside of the sole, he advises, since they can create too much rotational traction. Look instead for groupings of shorter cleats in the forefoot, which can provide reliable forward-oriented traction.

Most important, try the shoes before buying, if at all possible. Ask the salesperson if you can go outside while wearing them. Find some grass and sprint, halt, pivot and cut. If your foot slips when you move forward or noticeably sticks when you pivot, Dr. Wannop says, try another pair. You might want to stick to your exercise regimen, but you don't want to be stuck to the ground.

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