scissors 的定义
- a cutting instrument for paper, cloth, etc., consisting of two blades, each having a ring-shaped handle, that are so pivoted together that their sharp edges work one against the other.
- Gymnastics. any of several feats in which the legs execute a scissorlike motion.
- Wrestling. a hold secured by clasping the legs around the body or head of the opponent.
scissors 近义词
cutting instrument
更多scissors例句
- Do you think Beth knew what would happen if she stabbed Dawn with those scissors?
- The wounds Kralik suffered were consistent with what the scissors would have caused.
- He still cuts and pastes—literally, with scissors and tape—as he edits each chapter of each book.
- Cas9 are the molecular scissors that cut out what he does not like: the normal CCR5 that welcomes in HIV.
- A collection of rock-like papier-mâché sculptures stands across from “Cymbals, Smoke and Scissors.”
- Taking the scissors from Violet's workbag, she cut the laundry bag carefully into two pieces, saving the cord for a clothesline.
- They were tangled, too, and Jess cut them off evenly by a string, with Violet's little scissors.
- Miss Rivers took up some brown leaves which she was cutting out with scissors, and shaping.
- “It comes from the dead,” said she, but she opened it at last, cutting round the large seal with a pair of scissors.
- At his belt he carries a pair of scissors to cut the long leaves of the green tobacco he smokes into the hollow of his hand.