?deftly

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deftly中文意思翻譯

adv. 靈巧地, 敏捷地

deftly詞形變化

名詞: deftness | 形容詞比較級: defter | 副詞: deftly | 形容詞最高級: deftest |

deftly同義詞

neat | gifted | precise | accomplished | facile | dextrous | proficient | understanding | ingenious | adroit | adept | dexterous | clever | skillful | resourceful | finished | expert | apt | capable | skilful | nimble | handy | nifty

deftly反義詞

unskillful | clumsy | awkward

deftly常見例句

1 、His sinewy, lean, hairy, red hands, with short fingers, were deftly turning the ramrod.───他卷著袖筒，兩手青筋暴突，長滿茸毛，皮膚發(fā)紅，手指短粗，他靈活地轉(zhuǎn)動著通條。

2 、They have deftly played the role of saviour just when Western banks have been exposed as the Achilles heel of the global financial system.───但是就銀行而言，此次投入是引人注目的事情，當西方銀行把全球金融系統(tǒng)的弱點和要害暴露出來時，他們很熟練地扮演了救世主的角色。

3 、She was knitting with deft fingers.───她用靈巧的手指編結(jié)著。

4 、It has, for the most part, managed its potential conflicts deftly; and when it has angered clients, there have been rebukes from the top.───在大多數(shù)情況下，它都能巧妙地處理與客戶間潛在的爭端；而一旦它觸怒了客戶，相關的人員就會受到公司高層的指責。

5 、Some deft young women are able to make cosmetics by flowers themselves, which makes others jealous.───一些心靈手巧的年輕女孩可以自己做花瓣美容，這使得其他人非常羨慕。

6 、It would explain how he's so deftly avoided us all these years.─── 這樣就能解釋 他這些年為什么總能巧妙避開我們了

7 、She snapped a rubber band deftly around a roll of bills.───她熟練地把橡皮筋往一卷鈔票上一箍。

8 、Deftly handed.Spencer.But you better get moving before more Polycraft arrive.───你很熟練啊，斯賓塞，但是你最好趕在其他飛行裝甲來的時候離開這個地方。

9 、A juggler must have deft fingers.───變戲法手要快。

10 、At last he had a clue to her interest, and followed it deftly .───他終于找到了她的興趣所在，因而熟練地順著談了下去。

11 、His body dish sit on mat of a piece of rubber, do needlework skilfully, the movement is deft, hand me very quickly the shoe of foster cordial relations between countries.───他的身體盤坐在一張橡皮墊子上,飛針走線,動作麻利,很快就把修好的鞋子遞給我。

12 、You must be as deft as a brush to pay a hundred pounds for that worm - eaten old chair.───你一定很傻，花100英鎊去買那只被蟲蛀過的舊椅子。

13 、Here, some of the world's best money managers grow investors' money through the deft buying and selling of stocks and bonds.───在這一行里，有全球一流的理財家替投資者運籌帷幄，通過買賣股票和債券獲取收益。

14 、He also deftly referred to a "Jewish homeland," slightly different from Israel's demands that it be considered a Jewish state.───同時他也很嫻熟地提到“猶太人的家園”，略微偏差于以色列把它視作猶太人領地的要求。

15 、The surveyors were coping deftly with any oil washed up.───勘查人員正巧妙處理各種沖上岸的石油。

16 、He was not in fact an old man but a deft young one.───叫他老梁，其實是個青年人，舉動很精細。

17 、Notice whether examination ball bearing is quick at the same time, of the door open close deft, frame combines the stainless steel screw that whether uses.───同時注重檢查滾珠軸承是否靈活，門的啟合是否方便輕便，框架組合是否用的不銹鋼螺絲。

18 、He met them all blandly, becoming deft in excuse.───他和氣地對付所有的這些人，在找借口推托上變得很熟練了。

19 、She was so deft with her hands that she tolerated no challenge to her skill in this respect.───她心靈手巧，以至于在技巧方面誰也不敢向她挑戰(zhàn)。

20 、A terrier deftly crosses a dock.───一只小獵狗正靈巧的穿過一座碼頭。

21 、An old-style static playmaker who makes use of deft touches and passes rather than pace or movement.───傳統(tǒng)的靜態(tài)進攻組織者,相比起奔跑或移動來說更愿意采用靈巧的傳接球發(fā)起進攻.

22 、General and lofty store the sense that content ark can give a person a kind of clumsiness, and screen lets a person feel deft however.───一般高大的儲物柜會給人一種笨拙的感覺，而屏風卻讓人感到輕便。

23 、Additional, still can choose a piece of deft and chic plastic chair, a piece of table with gorgeous colour.───另外，還可以選擇一張輕便別致的塑料椅子，一張色彩艷麗的桌子。

24 、Well, I've been juggling a couple of them right now quite deftly.─── 我現(xiàn)在已經(jīng)能熟練地*在幾個男人之間了

25 、What a deft hand. I'm sure nobody noticed all that.─── 我相信沒人注意到任何異狀

26 、Deftly weaving meditation with hard-edged analysis, Mr Taleb succeeds in bringing sceptical empiricism to the masses.───于深沉思考中熟練地穿**敏銳的分析，塔布勒成功地將經(jīng)驗主義懷疑論帶給大眾。

27 、Tonight deftly amid wild drink and talk, to pierce the polished mail of his mind.───今晚在豪飲和暢敘中，如簧的巧舌將刺穿罩在他思想外面的那副锃亮的鎧甲。

28 、Using the Deft spray can I spray the limb tips and work my way up to the riser.───使用靈巧的噴壺I 浪花肢體技巧和工作我的方式由造反者決定。

29 、The way Mr Obama describes his opponent's tax plans is also deft.───奧巴馬解說他對手的稅收計劃時，用詞也十分巧妙。

30 、It is an art form that requires a deft touch.─── 這是一種需要熟練操作的藝術形式

31 、The author, who is a clinical psychologist, deftly weaves in a primer on the brain's inner workings into the hunt for the cadet's killer.───作者本人也是個臨床心理學者，在搜尋罪犯的過程中，他熟練的講解著初級的思維工作機理。

32 、Lews Therin Telamon wandered the palace, deftly keeping his balance when the earth heaved.───盧斯"塞林"特拉蒙在宮殿里徘徊，大地震顫起伏，他卻敏捷地保持著平衡。

33 、She gave life to the picture with a deft touch of the brush.───她以靈巧的筆觸賦予這幅畫生氣。

34 、In art,YuJi's prose have many traits,such as unassuming,be good at arguing and not trammel in standard but be good at using deft and so on.───在藝術方面,虞集散文具有平易澹泊、長于說理、不拘于法度而機用自熟等特色。

35 、Her deft, poetic use of language in her novels leaves memorable images in the reader's mind for years.───她作品中對語言的靈巧富有詩意的運用猶如余音繞梁，三日不絕。

36 、It was very deft of him to say so.───他那樣說真是反應靈敏啊。

37 、II respect the people who deftly pull the strings of power.─── 我很尊敬那些會運用權力的人

38 、Top quality silk rugs are the crystallization of our deft weavers'work.───優(yōu)質(zhì)的絲毯是靈巧的織工們汗水的結(jié)晶。

39 、Co-starring Hal Holbrook it's a deft combination of powerful drama and spellbinding entertainment and a thriller as urgent and relevant as today's headlines.───一次，赫特發(fā)現(xiàn)了一個由多名有地位的法官組成的地下裁判團，私下審判法律上所縱容的犯人，執(zhí)行私人的裁決，討回公道。

40 、This boy is big, but he is clever and deft.───他滿臉皺紋，皮膚很黑，頭發(fā)灰白稀疏。

41 、The study methods for coal reservoir fissures are analyzed from the view I)oint of coal petrology,and the deft nitions related to the fissures are presented.───從煤巖學的角度，對煤儲層裂隙的研究方法進行辯析，提出有關裂隙的定義。

42 、Hey, I will have you know I am a deft negotiator when I need to be.─── 我會讓你知道在必要的時候 我也很擅長談判

43 、He makes his official contact with the West under the maxim of Mahayana Buddhism and then deftly assimilates the highest values and ideals of western culture.───他以大乘佛教的名義與西方接觸，然后有技巧的吸收西方文化的價值和理想。

44 、The selections on The Other Side may have a glossy, modern surface, but Hevia’s deft touch and soulful playing keep the tunes from straying too far from their ancient roots.───初聽這張專輯，會覺得似乎有點像是宗教音樂，又帶有一絲絲神秘的色彩，然而這也就是其耐聽的原因了。

45 、She deftly wove the flowers into a garland.───她靈巧地把花編成了一個花環(huán)。

46 、He handled the calf deftly, with calm assurance.───他冷靜并自信熟練地治好了那只小牛。

47 、She is deft at dealing with reporters.───她善於與記者周旋。

48 、He spices his narrative liberally with entertaining anecdotes, deft portraits and brisk judgments.───他在記述中大量揉入了有趣的奇聞軼事、精巧的人物描寫和尖酸刻薄的評說，讀起來饒有意趣。

49 、He was not unlike a hurried animal, deftly pursued by hunter and hound.───他正象一只困獸，給獵人獵狗追得緊緊的。

50 、But it's not delicate or deft or dainty.─── 但它在這里開起來確實沒那么靈敏

51 、Zhou, as always, was electric, quick, taut, deft, humorous.───周恩來同往常一樣機智，敏稅，威嚴而靈活，富有幽默感。

52 、Over thepast month deft policymaking saw off calamity in the rich world.───在過去一個月里，在富裕國家里靈活的制定政策使得災難程度減小了。

53 、We should not only eye out, but also deft on hand, otherwise this obnoxious parrot will ridicule you!───不僅要眼明,還要手快,不然這只討厭的鸚鵡也會嘲笑你!

54 、He deftly folded the typed sheets and replaced them in the envelope.───他靈巧地將打有字的紙折好重新放回信封 。

55 、Be in Shandong, the handicraft that has embroider insole from of old is consuetudinary, local woman each the heart is deft, embroider art is masterly.───在山西民間,“鞋墊”經(jīng)常作為未婚女青年贈予未婚夫的禮物,常繡有“福海無邊”“事事如意“”蓮花童子”等紋樣,鞋墊也是當?shù)匦履镒又匾募迠y,其風格率真、純樸、熱烈。

56 、He is very deft at dealing with reporters.───他非常老練于應付記者。

57 、His witty one-line responses deftly fending off unwanted questions?───他風趣簡短的回答機靈的閃避了不想正面回覆的問題？

58 、Poetry is about deft use of words.───作詩就要駕馭文字。

59 、He finished off the painting with a few deft strokes of the brush.───他用畫筆熟練地勾上幾筆，這幅畫就完成了。

60 、You can't fix everything with a deft response and an obsessivecompulsive nature.─── 你不可能以*的心態(tài)和裝聾作啞 處理掉每件事

61 、It was very deft of him to say that before you could react.───伯伯來不及反應他就那樣說，真是手法高明。

62 、The main cutting tools are simple: paper and scissors or an engraving knife, but clever and deft craftspeople are remarkably good at cutting in the theme of daily life.───剪紙的主要工具很簡單：紙張，剪刀和刻刀；但聰慧的民間剪紙藝人能用這些簡單的工具表現(xiàn)出日常生活情景。

63 、A prolific burglar and a deft thief.─── 無論作為梁上君子或是宵小之徒

64 、He has made his mark as both a demanding boss and deft financier.───眾所周知，他既是嚴格的上司，也是理財高手。

65 、He was beside her quickly and his deft fingers untied the wide bow under her chin.───他即刻站到了她身邊，用熟練的手指把她下巴底下的結(jié)帶解開。

66 、They deftly avoided answering my questions.───他們機智地避開了我的問題。

67 、So riskyas to require very deft handling.───冒險的冒險的,需靈巧處理的。

68 、Can use deft electrostatic remove dust brush wipe dirt, it can prevent electrostatic generation.───可以用輕便的靜電除塵刷擦拭灰塵，它能防止靜電產(chǎn)生。

69 、His wrists are narrow and his fingers tapered and deft, like those of a pianist or a surgeon.───他細細的手腕和靈巧錐形的手指，可以與音樂家或外科醫(yī)生媲美。

70 、The timber of the kitchen and metal bring grand sense, of glass connect fully oozy and deft.───廚房的木料和金屬帶來隆重的感覺，玻璃的通透滲出輕便。

71 、Wei is an utterly compelling stage presence, and she played deftly here to the larger scale.───衛(wèi)是一個非常迫切的階段存在,她巧妙地發(fā)揮這里的規(guī)模。

72 、He is a deft campaigner, admitting to flaws, while sparing audiences details (adultery, dodgy friends, apparent conflicts of interest) that they can look up on the web.───他是一個經(jīng)驗豐富的競選者，當聽眾們?yōu)樗麄儚木W(wǎng)絡上了解的事情（通奸、不良的朋友、明顯的社會矛盾）爭論時，他承認了這些缺點。

73 、But every time she brought up the subject, Melanie deftly steered the conversation into other and innocuous channels.───可是每當?shù)靥崞疬@個話題，媚蘭就巧妙地扯到別的無聊的事情上去。

74 、Her finely calibrated moral compass is matched by a reporter's knack for deft, understated description.───與她精細校準的道德羅盤匹配的是一個記者靈巧而樸素的描述技法。

75 、It came out with a brown rice paper and a pinch of Mexican tobacco, which were deftly rolled together into a cigarette?───取出了一張褐色的稻單細紙和一撮墨西哥煙絲，靈巧地告成一支香煙

76 、Furthermore, precipitate of Nb in deformed austenite is more helpful for DEFT.───Nb對變形奧氏體再結(jié)晶的顯著抑制作用十分有利于DIFT，同時，Nb的碳氮化物析出對DIFT是十分有益的。

77 、Mr Kouchner's appointment is more than just a deft political gesture.───任命庫什內(nèi)作為外長并不只僅僅是一個熟練的政治姿態(tài)的表示。

78 、His deft and skilful handling of the abdication issue raised him in a fortnight from the depth to the pinnacle .───他對遜位問題處理得很機巧，使他在兩個星期內(nèi)從深淵上升到寶塔的尖頂。

79 、May feel the dress resembles gauze or paper, or be like,feel the body is deft swallow, or feel particularly heavy.───可能會覺得衣服像紗或紙做的，或覺得身體輕巧如燕子，或覺得特別沉重。

80 、At least not by your deftly manicured hands.─── 至今不會死在你那對玉手上

81 、And they will pray for deft hands to weave out the textile, which the weaving girl had weaved out.───她們祈求用靈巧的雙手可以織出像織女織出的那些織物。

82 、They played again, and this time Ender was deft enough to pull off a few maneuvers that the boy had obviously never seen before.───兩人又一次開始游戲，而這次安德已經(jīng)足夠靈巧可以實施幾個那男孩顯然根本沒見過的策略了。

83 、His gullet（咽喉） and stomach felt as if they were being deftly sewed up as he sat.───他坐在那兒，感到喉嚨和肚子被人靈巧地縫上了似的。

84 、Free from clumsiness; deft; adroit.───不笨拙的;熟練的;有靈氣的.

85 、Too deep for any deft divining rod.───太深任何涅米寧占卜棒。

86 、So risky as to require very deft handling.───冒險的冒險的，需靈巧處理的

87 、You are the only pious, deft, faithful, loving and truthful girl in my life.───你是在我生命中唯一虔誠，靈巧和忠誠，可愛，真實的女子。

88 、He carries it off with a style that combines intellectual heft with some deft glad-handing and showmanship.───他把智力與嫻熟的逢迎技巧和作秀功夫結(jié)合在一起，這種方法獲得了成功。

89 、But Mr Pollack binds the strands together deftly and imparts a good deal of learning and wisdom along the way.───但珀拉克巧妙的把這些結(jié)合在一起，一路娓娓道來其中的學問和智慧。

90 、The girl said nothing, just quietly reached her hand out for thebiggest one.She cut the peel off the top with a knife, and deftly peeled the rest of the orange with her fingers.───她沒有作聲，只伸手拿過一個最大的桔子來，用小刀削去上面的一段皮，又用兩只手把底下的一大半輕輕地揉捏著。

抽屜的英文讀音

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　抽屜的英文讀音1：

　drawer 英 [drɔ:(r)] 美 [ˈdrɔɚ]

　抽屜的英文讀音2：

　locker英 [ˈlɒkə(r)] 美 [ˈlɑ:kə(r)]

　抽屜的英文例句：

　1. At the swimming pool I put my clothes in a locker.

　在游泳池我把衣服鎖在小柜里.

　2. A man in the gangway suddenly stood up to reach for something in the overhead locker.

　靠通道坐的一名男子突然起身去拿頭頂上方行李艙里的什么東西。

　3. A woman reporter complained one of them sexually harassed her in the locker room.

　一名女記者投訴說，他們中有一人在更衣室里對她進行性騷擾。

　4. It was George who first proposed that we dry clothes in that locker.

　是喬治首先提議我們把衣服掛在那個儲物柜里晾干的。

　5. I knew it would take me to the smallarms locker.

　我知道它是通往一個存放輕兵器的小鐵柜.

　6. Opening his locker, he took out the lunch pail.

　他打開他的存衣小柜, 從里面取出一個裝飯的提盒.

　7. He went to a locker room for his street clothes, and returned.

　他走到更衣室去換上自己的便服, 然后又走了回來.

　8. The ship and all her crew went to Davy Jones's locker.

　該船及其全部水手都沉到海底去了.

　9. Ted was standing at his locker when I asked him.

　我去問鐵德時,他正站在存放衣帽柜前.

　10. A locker was assigned to each student.

　給每個學生分配了一個帶鎖的櫥柜.

　11. He moved into the locker room and began to slip out of his scrub suit.

　他走進更衣室把手術服脫下來.

　12. We were in the sail locker, screaming on our knees over the sails.

　我們進了風帆柜, 慌慌張張地在風帆堆上爬著.

　13. Luggage locker can be rent at the airport.

　可在機場租用帶鎖的行李寄存柜.

　14. Bo said if you didn't open the locker, the deal's off.

　波說如果你沒有打開柜子, 交易就終止了.

　15. Apparently, some asshole put a camera in the locker room.

　很顯然有個混蛋在置物間里放了攝象機.

　1. He folded the papers and stuck them in his desk drawer.

　他將文件疊起來，塞進自己的書桌抽屜里。

　2. There's an extra blanket in the bottom drawer of the cupboard.

　壁櫥最下面的抽屜里還有一條多余的毯子。

　3. He picked each lock deftly, and rifled the papers within each drawer.

　他熟練地撬開每一把鎖，把每個抽屜里的文件都偷走了。

　4. The keys are in the back left-hand corner of the drawer.

　鑰匙放在抽屜里面左邊一角。

　5. He had the drawer open and was thumbing through the files.

　他打開抽屜，翻看著檔案。

　6. You could smash the drawer up with a hammer.

　可以用錘子把抽屜砸開。

　7. Where would it be?' — "Filed under C, second drawer down."

　“它會在哪兒?”——“歸放在C字母下，往下數(shù)第二個抽屜。”

　8. There's an extra duvet in the bottom drawer of the cupboard.

　櫥柜最底層的抽屜里還有一床羽絨被。

　9. I tucked the box away in the linen drawer.

　我把盒子藏在放棉織品的抽屜里。

　10. She yanked open the drawer.

　她猛地拉開了抽屜。

　11. Put the knives in the kitchen drawer.

　把這些刀具放到廚房抽屜里。

　12. Geoff hastily pushed the drawer back into place.

　杰夫匆忙把抽屜推回去。

　13. Opening a drawer, she took out a letter.

　她打開抽屜，取出一封信。

　14. He chucked the paper in a drawer.

　他把那篇文章順手丟進了抽屜。

　15. She opened the drawer and ferreted around for her keys.

　她打開抽屜，翻找她的鑰匙。

求關于好人好事的英語文章

There are three concepts here, all bunched up in a confusing way. The first concept is about survival. The second concept is about punishment. And, the third concept is about good and evil.

Many people mush up these concepts together. All living things must struggle to take in as much energy as is needed to stay alive. That is the nature of Life. In the struggle to survive, there are two components. One is to consume energy. The other is to avoid having our energy be consumed. The trick in life is not about the greed of consuming more energy than is needed, but, instead, of knowing how to avoid being consumed. One of the definitions of life is having the ability of some kind to move away from noxious stimuli. Life learns and evolves and advances by discovering what is noxious, and how to avoid it. Not the big and mighty, but the critter than can hide the best, is usually the survivor in evolution's natural selection.

As humans evolved and incorporated their knowledge of objective, or, natural "laws" into their subjective cultures, the notion of punishment evolved out of our experiences with noxious stimuli. Bucky Fullerminster hypothesized, for example, that spanking evolved from the naturally occuring noxious stimuli of falling on our rumps when we are toddlers and learning to walk. We learn from our mistakes, from what hurts or costs us energy or is in some way noxious. Plain old B. F. Skinner-type operant conditioning stuff. The problem with cultural concepts of punishment, though, is that humans kinda erroneously make up along the way WHAT should be punished. So much of what we punish people for, and reward people for, is not objectively, naturally correct. And, in research in which a rat gets a zap for touching the black button and an orgasm for touching the white button, all goes well, until the black and white buttons become both gray. Then, the rat goes a little mad and jumps high and to the left. That reaction, "high and to the left", is how your question sounds, in a world that does not make sense.

Which leads to the concept of good and evil, which also has objective roots, or, found in Nature. For example, research in the Netherlands learned that the human brainwave that matches the "mean" frequency or "brainwave" of the entire Universe is the brainwave we emit when we are feeling compassion. That is imperical evidence of what is truly "good". Being the primitive far-to-go beasties that we are, humans have subjectively been squabbling for eons over what their pet group thinks "goodness" is, or is not. But, with objective observations, humanity is really beginning to zero on what is truly "good", or, what is healthy, and, healthy for the long-run for the complicated web of life that we are connected to.

Now, all that being said, to answer your question. Your lament is an ancient and wise one. The world does not seem fair in this matter of the "good guy" always ending last. But, it is wise to consider "society" as a cattle yard with all sorts of beasts are pushing and shoving each other in a primitive jumble of ignorance and feeding frenzy. What did Jesus say? "Forgive them Father for they know not what the are doing." Most fortunately, though, many creatures, and not just humans, rise above the pack behavior and the greed and the ignorance and the fear and they emit lovely brainwaves of compassion and other such natural, healthy expressions of true "goodness". In the bigger scheme of things, whatever the Universe and probably energy itself is up to, there is growing evidence that what is truly "good" and healthy and balanced will not necessarily be "rewarded", but certainly "aprreciated" in some cosmic ecological type of way, considering how everything everywhere is connected like a web of jewels.

Our fellow humans, in their state of primitiveness and instability and ignorance, for the most part, all sense deep down what is a true good deed. So, even though subjective, cultural circumstances and individual emotional/spiritual diseases don't quite get it, your good deeds most definately do them some "good", albeit, unappreciated. Therefore, the trick to surviving without injury is to sensibly continue doing "good" deeds, but, to do so while deftly avoiding the noxious, senseless beasts here and there in their noxious, senseless, oftentimes meaningless cultural ways.