例句

• slanderous rumours 诽谤的谣言
• slake your thirst 解渴
• We’ve been really busy, but things are starting to slacken off now. 我们忙极了，不过现在事情开始减少了。
• Simon allowed his pace to slacken. 西蒙放慢了脚步。
• Slacken your legs and slowly lie back. 放松双腿, 慢慢向后躺下。
• The comic skit sent up the foolishness of young men in love. 那幅画把沉溺于热恋中的青年男子的痴态勾勒得滑稽可笑。
• Except for skinflint sums ersons in the house occasionally rovide (a dime is considered very big money). 除去家里的人偶尔给的一点零钱（一角都算是大数目了）。
• May I have the use of your skiff? 我可以借用一下您的小艇吗？
• I used a skewer to make an extra hole in my belt. 我用扦子在腰带上又打了一个眼儿。
• He only managed to give the police a few sketchy details of the robbery. 他只能向警方粗略地描述了抢劫的情况。
• a sketchy essay 粗略的文章
• a twisted skein of lies. 一连串的谎言
• a complicated skein of thought 混乱的思想
• There's a sinister-looking crack in the roof. 屋顶上有一条危险的裂缝。
• fundamental singularity 基本奇点
• algebraic singularity 代数奇点
• The hot iron has slightly singed the cloth. 热熨斗把布烫焦了一些。
• have one’s hair singed 烫头发
• He strained every sinew to help us, but didn’t succeed. 他尽全力帮助我们,可是没有成功。
• hardly a sinecure 繁忙的差事