青年中文bitter wind的意思
bitter wind中文翻譯：
寒風
bitter───n.(Bitter)人名；(英、法、德、芬、捷、匈)比特；n.苦味；苦啤酒；adj.苦的；痛苦的；尖刻的；充滿仇恨的；adv.激烈地；嚴寒刺骨地；vt.使變苦
wind───n.(Wind)人名；(英、德、瑞典)溫德；n.風；呼吸；氣味；卷繞；vt.纏繞；上發條；使彎曲；吹號角；繞住或纏住某人；vi.纏繞；上發條；吹響號角
bitter almond───苦杏仁；[醫] 苦扁桃，苦巴旦杏
bitter taste───味苦，苦味；苦味; 苦頭
bitter shoes───苦鞋
argala bitter───阿加拉苦
bitter gourd───[園藝]苦瓜，苦味葫蘆
bitter flavor───苦味
bitter lemon───苦檸檬（發泡飲料）；甘檸汽水；苦檸檬水
The bitter wind chills one to the bone.───寒風徹骨。
Who can stand the bitter wind outside?───誰能忍受這刺骨的寒風？
The bitter wind cut through his jacket.───刺骨的冷風吹透了他的夾克衫。
This brings me to a precipitous rock faces and sheer cliff on instinct, I refused, I can't eat bitter. Wind feel helpless.───這次風把我帶到了一處懸崖峭壁上、我本能的拒絕了、我是吃不了苦的。風無可奈何了。
Late one winter's night, when bitter wind and snow beat against the pub, customers took up the familiar laugh.───一個冬天的深夜，寒風呼嘯，風夾著雪花不停地拍打著小酒館。
The bitter wind sapped his remaining strength and , with little else to do .───凄厲的寒風消耗了他剩下的一點氣力，生活在百無聊賴之中。
The bitter wind swept the countless snowflakes across my front yard.───1可以譯為：“苦澀清風卷著（不計其數的雪花）橫越我的前院。”
bringing with them a cold and bitter wind that chilled the very soul of them up.───伴隨而來的是冰冷嚴寒的風，把靈魂冷凍了起來。
But for the thick trees, the bitter wind would blow the house to pieces.───要是沒有這些茂密的樹木，大風早把這幢房子吹塌了。
Her eyes were half-closed and her cheeks were stiff with the numbing cold of the bitter wind.
A cold, bitter wind blows through the branches, its whistling filled with the cries of tormented souls.
He came out of the station restaurant into the bitter wind and strode across the car park.
As I lie in the shelter of a burial mound, out of the bitter wind (as two tangle-fleeced sheep have discovered before me), the shades of Neolithic worshippers creep through the grass.
A bitter wind whips across the seared fields and bristly pastures behind the produce stand.
The bitter wind cut through his jacket.
A bitter wind scurried among the branches of the trees that rose above and behind the stark line of old-fashioned eagle cages.
Holly stepped out into the bitter wind.
Early that January a bitter wind blowing off the far Urals seized East Anglia in a grip of ice.