tree bark的意思

tree bark中文翻譯：

樹皮縐

相似詞語短語

red bark───n.金雞納樹皮，紅色金雞納樹皮

reembark───v.重新上船（機、車），重新搭載

tree ear───木耳

tree ears───木耳

tree farm───林場

tree farms───林場

re-embark───v.重新上船（機、車），重新搭載

red barks───n.金雞納樹皮，紅色金雞納樹皮

tie bar───n.[建]系桿；領帶夾（等于tieclasp）；[鐵路]尖軌連接桿

雙語使用場景

Methods: The references related to the annual rings in tree bark were searched, reviewed and analyzed.───目的: 評述“樹皮年輪”的概念及其應用于判斷樹齡的科學性.

A length of unidentifiable brown woody tree bark, possibly cinnamon -- meaning unknown.───長度不明褐色木質樹皮, 可能是肉桂 -- 含義不明.

These shoes were commonly made from Birch bark, but they could also be made from linden or lime-tree bark.───這些鞋通常是用樺樹皮制作，不過菩提樹或者椴樹樹皮也能做。

He started to hack away at the tree bark.───他開始砍樹皮。

Running our of grain, the army had to live on wild fruit and tree bark.───2部隊斷了糧, 只能靠野果和樹皮充饑.

I want the tree bark.───我想要樹皮.

Configuration feature: Constant green large tree, bark is gray and smooth, rod is red brown.───形態特征: 常綠大喬木, 樹皮為灰色且光滑, 小枝紅棕色.

The original 2 stuff worked, but it tasted like, well, tree bark.───原本的藥粉具有療效, 但嘗起來就像 —— 樹皮.

workers survived underground by subsisting on sawdust, tree bark and turbid water, rescuer Chen Yongsheng told reporters.───陳永生告訴記者，被困人員在井下靠吃木屑，樹皮，喝涼水來維生。

Recoiling in pain, I'd scrape my back or arms on the scaly tree bark.───我疼得直往后縮，后背或胳膊被粗糙的樹皮刮傷。

Tree bark is used to make many kinds of medicine.───樹皮可用來制作很多種藥.

Small pieces of tree bark or cut up leaves can be used.───可以用樹皮或者切碎的樹葉.

英語使用場景

Cork flooring, bamboo flooring: cork flooring from cork oak tree bark for raw materials after the smash, hot from the processing, is the world's best natural compound one of the wooden floor.

Black too is a color, and the deep ridges of persimmon tree bark are an almost-black striated with dark gray.

My vision of a yogi was a guy in the forest, sitting on a piece of tree bark — or in the deluxe version, a deerskin. He didn't have a yoga mat carrier!

He started to hack away at the tree bark.

A length of unidentifiable brown woody tree bark, possibly cinnamon -- meaning unknown.

Each Kirikiri family has several houses standing on wooden stilts made out of tree bark and palm thatch.

None had the craggy furrows of old tree bark, so these were relatively young and in their prime.

At a bush madrasa, an irritable teacher with a stick beats children struggling to learn Islamic verses drawn with charcoal on flat sections of tree bark.

Natural and earthy, brown's warm tones are familiar in nature—think of rough tree bark, fluid mudflows, and dense animal fur, like that of the Kodiak bear pictured above.