in sail
常見例句
- The sailors took in sail when they saw the storm approach.
水手們看見風(fēng)暴快來了，就動(dòng)手收帆。 - The skin is bulging and opens in sail-like geometries to accelerate wind-speeds and facilitate the use of crossed ventilation.
這個(gè)外形奇特的建筑外觀隆起，就像是一艘帆船將要起航，這樣的外觀能加快它周圍空氣流動(dòng)的速度，而且方便了交叉通風(fēng)。 - A ship in sail, a blooming flower, a town at night, a lovely poem.
揚(yáng)帆的航船，綻放的鮮花，夜晚的小鎮(zhèn)，優(yōu)美的詩(shī)行。 - I do remember walking on the college grounds and watching sail boats in the distance on the blue waters of Lake Michigan.
- Some of the biggest boats to ever sail the lakes have been lost in sudden November storms.
- When riots broke out in Havana, he ordered the battleship Maine to sail there.
- She herself moved through the gardens like a ship in full sail, dressed in her favourite purple or sea-green gowns.
ECONOMIST: Obituary - Put a reef in the sail and keep an eye out to weather.
FORBES: First Marblehead CEO Sues Sailing Blog For Nasty Remarks - He pulled in the sail, tied it to the mast, rigged the rudder so it would remain true, and fell asleep.
NEWYORKER: Max at Sea 返回 in sail