cradling 的定义
- framework for supporting a coved or vaulted ceiling.
cradling 近义词
hold in arms; nurture
更多cradling例句
- There were calls from people on highways cradling cell-phones, lost trying to find gay saunas.
- All those huddled in the background, cradling their own unheard hip-hop demos.
- A woman laid down a paper plate with two warm tortillas cradling chunks of pork.
- She evidenced particular tenderness in describing a woman cradling a fellow inmate who had just suffered a grand mal seizure.
- He too is cradling an AK-47 with a huge 75-round magazine attached.
- He flung himself half-around on his chair so that his arms rested on its back, cradling his face.
- Tenderly they lifted him up, cradling the blond, blood-soaked thatch in their arms, and bore him back to the city.
- Through the open door, he saw Mrs. Kalaufa across the street, still cradling the child.
- Heavy, heavy—his eyelids were drooping; the wet walls receding into a great darkness, a hand cradling his head.
- Tongues of fire flared from the hole, speared to the ground and were deflected upward, cradling the metal ball in a wave of flame.