weaving

美:[´wi:vɪŋ]   英:[´wi:vɪŋ]

中文翻译

v. 编,织,织成( weave的现在分词 );编排;杜撰;(把…)编成

网络解释

织入; 织布; 交织

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英文短语

  • 1.weaving machine 织布机
  • 2.weaving welding 摆动焊
  • 3.test weaving 试织;小样试织
  • 4.weaving mattress 柴排
  • 5.weaving leather 织机用皮革
  • 6.weaving weld 横向摆动焊缝...
  • 7.hair weaving 假发植入
  • 8.weaving vehicles 交织车辆
  • 9.weaving movement 机体振动
  • 10.weaving wire 编织用金属丝;编织用钢丝;编索
  • 英文例句

  • 1.She is skilled at spinning and weaving.她是纺织能手。
  • 2.Weaving and knitting are traditional cottage industries.编织和针织是传统的家庭手工业。
  • 3.Originally, silkworm farming was solely restricted to women, and it was they who were responsible for the growing, harvesting and weaving.最初,养蚕只是妇女的工作,她们负责养蚕、收割和织布。
  • 4.What accounts for the great outburst of major inventions in early America—breakthroughs such as the telegraph, the steamboat and the weaving machine?是什么导致了早期美国例如电报、蒸汽船和织布机的重大发明的大量涌现?
  • 5.The Byzantines were as secretive as the Chinese, however, and for many centuries the weaving and trading of silk fabric was a strict imperial monopoly.然而,拜占庭人和中国人一样神秘,在许多世纪里,丝绸织物的编织和贸易是严格的帝国垄断。

  • 其他单词翻译

    英文单词 中文含义
    viscero-

    n.内脏

    网络解释

    内脏; 克罗

    visca

    n.(Visca)人名;(意)维斯卡

    网络解释

    视讯系统控制架构

    visceroptosis

    n.[内科]内脏下垂

    viscerocepter

    脏感器

    viscacha

    n. 南美产的齿类动物的一种

    网络解释

    兔鼠; 太阳门; 南美齿类动物

    viscerotropism

    亲内脏

    viscerosensory

    adj.内脏感觉的

    viscerocranium

    [胚]脏颅

    网络解释

    脏颅

    viscera

    n. 内脏,内容;内脏,腑脏( viscus的名词复数 );脏腑;脏器

    网络解释

    五内; 脏器; 五脏

    viscid

    adj. 胶粘的,粘质的

    网络解释

    粘的; 粘性的; 胶粘

    viscerogenic

    adj. 出自脏腑的,发自体内的

    网络解释

    生因性

    viscofrud

    层流等溥氏数线

    visceroskeletal

    [医] 内脏骨胳的

    viscerad

    向内脏

    viscidity

    n. 黏性;粘性

    网络解释

    粘度; 黏性; 粘聚性

    viscerography

    [医] 脏器[X线]造影术

    viscogel

    n.粘性凝胶

    网络解释

    粘性凝胶; 黏稠凝胶

    viscerosomatic

    内脏躯体的

    网络解释

    内脏与躯体的

    visceral

    adj. 内脏的,影响内脏的;出自内心的

    网络解释

    影响内脏的; 本能的; 本能层

    visclosky

    n.维斯克洛斯基