chipped away发音

意思翻译

凿下碎片

相似词语短语

chipped───v.削；碎裂，剥落；切取；吱吱地叫；（将足球等）踢出短弧线球（chip的过去式和过去分词）；adj.（杯子等边缘）有缺口的；用碎片组成的；受切损的

chipped molar───有缺口的臼齿

chipped tooth───有缺口的牙齿

chipped in───捐助；插嘴；下赌注

away away───走开

chipped beef dip───牛肉片

away───adv.离去，离开；在远处

chipped tooth repair───牙裂修复

chipped beef recipe───牛肉片食谱

双语使用场景

He chipped away at a block of marble with a chisel.───他连续用凿子凿一块大理石。

housing boom had chipped away one pillar of Ireland’s appeal: its low costs.───房价令爱尔兰丧失了其对外资的一项主要吸引力：低成本。

Moral skill is chipped away by an over-reliance on rules that deprives us of the opportunity to improvise and learn from our improvisations.───道德的技能已经被对规则的国度信赖粉碎了，这剥夺了我们的机会去随机应变以及从临场反应中学习。

Low down on the great scholar's mantle is a small white patch where the paint has chipped away.───这位伟大学者的斗篷下方有一块白色的补丁，上面的油漆脱落了。

Throughout the first semester, my teacher slowly and patiently chipped away at my fear of speaking.───在第一个学期里，我的老师慢慢的并且很有耐心的消除我对于演讲的恐惧。

There's nothing happy about the way that "harmless" drug chipped away at my life.───然而当这种“无害”之药一点一点地侵蚀了我的生命的时候，哪里还有愉悦。

Perhaps more important, contractionary policy in Europe and emerging Asia chipped away at global demand for American exports.───也许更重要的是，欧洲和新兴的亚洲市场的紧缩政策削弱了全球对美国出口的需求。

Meanwhile, environmentalists have steadily chipped away at ethanol's green credentials.───同时，环境保护者在不断的质疑乙醇绿化作用的这一证书。

英语使用场景

The 12 also chipped away at one of the other stumbling blocks, the need to harmonise tax laws across the Community.

Fears about the future chipped away at her sense of well-being.

He chipped away at a block of marble with a chisel.

Meanwhile, his defense lawyers chipped away at the prosecution's arguments.

Parts of some letters had been chipped away, but a careful paint job had cured them.

From the breakers beyond, nightmare thoughts chipped away at her security.

Economic straits have chipped away at the hallowed idea of lifetime employment for many Japanese, but the workplace remains a potent source of community.

They chipped away at the power of the government .

The housing boom had chipped away one pillar of Ireland's appeal: its low costs.