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chine

/chahyn/US // tʃaɪn //UK // (tʃaɪn) //

中国,中国人,瓷器

Related Words

rim边缘,镶边,边缘地带,边缘地区hill山丘,小山,山头,丘陵vertebrae椎体,椎骨,脊椎骨,椎體bone骨骼,骨头,骨质,骨ridge山脊,山脉,脊柱,脊梁shave刮胡子,剃须,刮痧,脱毛slice一片,切片,一片片的,一片片rip撕裂,裂缝,撕开,撕毁slash斜线,斜杠,斜线式,斜杠杠的carve雕刻,雕饰,雕琢,刻curtail缩减,削减,缩短,缩水divide分裂,分化,分隔,划分corrugation波纹,波纹状,波纹路,波纹管elevation抬高,抬头,抬升,仰角parapet栏杆,护栏,拦腰斩断,拦腰斩ruck粪便,粪桶,粪便处理,粪堆spine脊柱,脊梁骨,脊背,脊椎骨backbone骨干力量,骨干,主干,脊梁骨pole杆子,极点,杆件,竿子crease褶皱,皱褶,折痕,折皱

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    British Dialect.

    • : a ravine formed in rock by the action of running water.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inridge
Forms: chined, chining
Synonyms
hill山丘,小山,山头,丘陵rim边缘,镶边,边缘地带,边缘地区backbone骨干力量,骨干,主干,脊梁骨corrugation波纹,波纹状,波纹路,波纹管crease褶皱,皱褶,折痕,折皱crinkle皱纹,褶皱,皱缩,皱巴巴的elevation抬高,抬头,抬升,仰角esker蛇头,蛇口,蛇蝎美人,蛇头公司fold折叠,褶皱,折,折痕furrow沟沟壑壑,犁沟,沟沟坎坎,棱棱角角hogback驼峰,驼背,驼峰山,猪笼草moraine碛砂,碛口,碛石,碛头parapet栏杆,护栏,拦腰斩断,拦腰斩plica吡啶类药物,吡啶类,吡啶pole杆子,极点,杆件,竿子range范围,系列,幅度,幅度大小rib肋骨,罗纹,肋,棱镜ruck粪便,粪桶,粪便处理,粪堆seam缝合,缝隙,缝,缝制spine脊柱,脊梁骨,脊背,脊椎骨upland高地,高原地区,高原,高山wrinkle褶皱,皱纹,防皱,折皱rimple环形物,环形跑道,环形的,环形山rivel铆钉,河流,竞争对手,铆接
as inspine
Forms: chined, chining
Synonyms
bone骨骼,骨头,骨质,骨vertebrae椎体,椎骨,脊椎骨,椎體back背面,背部,背,背后rachis苣荬菜,苣苔,苣菜,苣荬菜的作用ridge山脊,山脉,脊柱,脊梁spinal column脊柱,脊椎骨,脊椎柱,脊椎vertebral column脊柱,椎体,椎柱,脊椎骨
as increst
Forms: chined, chining
Synonyms
ridge山脊,山脉,脊柱,脊梁aigrette色拉酱,色拉油,酱油,酱汁caruncle叔叔,叔叔们,叔叔阿姨,叔叔阿姨们cockscomb鸡冠花,鸡冠石,鸡冠头,鸡精comb梳理,梳子,梳理一下,梳头crown皇冠,冠,冠词,皇冠假日feather羽毛,羽绒服,绒毛,羽毛的hogback驼峰,驼背,驼峰山,猪笼草mane鬃毛,鬣毛,鬣狗,鬃毛的作用panache潇洒,风格,潇洒自如,潇洒哥plume羽毛,翎羽,翎毛,羽流tassel流苏,缨子,穗子,缨络tuft丛生,丛书,丛丛,簇拥
as incut
Forms: chined, chining
Synonyms
ridge山脊,山脉,脊柱,脊梁aigrette色拉酱,色拉油,酱油,酱汁caruncle叔叔,叔叔们,叔叔阿姨,叔叔阿姨们cockscomb鸡冠花,鸡冠石,鸡冠头,鸡精comb梳理,梳子,梳理一下,梳头crown皇冠,冠,冠词,皇冠假日feather羽毛,羽绒服,绒毛,羽毛的hogback驼峰,驼背,驼峰山,猪笼草mane鬃毛,鬣毛,鬣狗,鬃毛的作用panache潇洒,风格,潇洒自如,潇洒哥plume羽毛,翎羽,翎毛,羽流tassel流苏,缨子,穗子,缨络tuft丛生,丛书,丛丛,簇拥

Examples

  • Verdon Winkler employs multiple techniques, notably drypoint and chine collé, to produce gauzier, almost painterly images in what might be called a rainbow of grays.

  • This night Mr. Gauden sent me a great chine of beef and half a dozen of tongues.

  • This day I have a chine of beef sent home, which I bespoke to send, and did send it as a present to my uncle Wight.

  • A couple of fowls, a rice-pudding, and a small chine, composed our dinner.

  • Over it she wore a magnificent cloak of crpe de Chine and silver lace.

  • She soon attired herself in the blue crêpe de chine over which she and Nance had labored so industriously the winter before.

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