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tined 英音 [ taɪnd ] 美音 [ taɪnd ] 释义 adj. 尖端的;有齿的 v. 失去;浪费(tine 的过去分词) 例句 1·What has brought us here will lead us away; our ship sways in the tined harbor water. 带我们来这里的会带我们离去;我们的船在遭难的港口水中摇摆。 2·Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway discloses that due to the sin of war, human being is des-tined to ruin and the only way out lies in the pursuit of true love and peace. 海明威的《永别了,武器》揭示了人类由干战争的罪恶注定走向毁灭,而人类命运的唯一前途在于对善、真爱及和平的追求这一主题。这一主题蕴涵于“尘土” 和“雨” 两大意象之中,并在主人公亨利思想转变的心路历程中得到集中体现。 3·Objective To explore the clinical feasibility of right ventricular inflow tract posterior septal endocardium pacing , in order to find another pacing site for tined electrode. 目的探讨右室流入道靠后间隔心内膜起搏的临床可行性,为翼状电极寻找另一理想起搏部位。 同义词 adj. 尖端的;有齿的 leading-edgedentigerous v. 失去;浪费(tine的过去分词) spentmisspent 同根词 词根 tine tine n 齿;尖头 tine vi 被丢失;遭难 tine vt (英)丢失;浪费
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