wind off

英 [wɪnd ɒf]

美 [wɪnd ɔːf]

网络  卷开

英英释义

verb

• reverse the winding or twisting of
  1. unwind a ball of yarn
  Synonym:unwindunroll

双语例句

• By April, the wind had taken off almost all the plant material and most of the soil. '
  到了4月份，风已经将几乎所有的植物和大部分土壤都刮走了。
• Fire might have kissed more intensely, or the wind off the Waste, but no human woman.
  火和荒野地的风曾经给过他如此强烈而热情的吻，但不是女人。
• If you reach Chicago by train and spend only an hour or two there you will feel the light wind off the lake which gives it the name "Windy City".
  如果你乘坐火车抵达芝加哥，即使只在那里逗留一两个小时，你也会感觉到从湖那边吹拂过来的阵阵清风，这就是芝加哥之所以叫做“风城”的缘故。
• A gust of wind knocked him off balance and he fell face down in the mud.
  一阵大风刮得他失去平衡，脸朝下摔在泥里。
• The application has proved that the trouble ratio has been up to zero from producing burden level signal trouble 7.7 times, wind off 12.8h, slow wind 41h mean every year before reforming of BF.
  应用表明，高炉由改造前的平均每年发生料位测量信号故障7.7次、休风12.8h、慢风41h，达到零故障。
• The force of the wind nearly blew me off my feet.
  大风几乎把我吹倒在地。
• Language expert Barry Popick says on his website that Chicago was called a "windy city" because of the wind that blows off of Lake Michigan.
  语言学家巴里·泼皮克曾在他的主页上提到，芝加哥的“风城”之名取自密歇根湖吹来的风。
• The strong wind tore the flag off the pole.
  大风把旗帜从旗杆上猛的刮走了。
• The north trade wind region off California;
  （Ⅱ）加利福尼亚北信风海区；
• It may take an hour to wind off all the thread.
  把所有线都松下需一个小时。