mano 的定义
plural ma·nos [mah-nohz; Spanish mah-naws]. /ˈmɑ noʊz; Spanish ˈmɑ nɔs/.
- the upper or handheld stone used when grinding maize or other grains on a metate.
更多mano例句
- There are still moments when referees clear out like rubberneckers to allow players to go mano a mano.
- But the most recent opinion polls show that Sarkozy will lose that mano a mano matchup by a landslide.
- Filmgoers may be forgiven for expecting a climactic airborne mano-à-mano with Darth Vader—I mean Hitler.
- CNN wants emotions, theatrics, the stamping of feet, mano-a-mano anger, and outrage contests.
- “These mano-a-mano things always appeal to sports fans,” says Don Ohlmeyer, the former president of NBC Sports.
- "Con no mas personas que con cinco seys que son el cabo de todo esto, los tomasen su mano y les cortasen las cabeas," etc.
- He is only robbed by the hotel keepers and their employees who think more of buona mano than anything else.
- E vedesi chi perde con gran soffi, E bestemmiar colla mano alia mascella, E ricever e dar di molti ingoffi.
- Es que se hunden los alczares de cristal que edific la mano del invierno.
- Por un momento crey que una mano fra y descarnada le sujetaba en aquel punto con una fuerza invencible.