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sypher

/sahy-fer/US // ˈsaɪ fər //UK // (ˈsaɪfə) //

梅花,梅尔,梅花奖,梅花鹿

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to join so as to make a flush surface.

Examples

  • Sypher, a 26-year-old Kansas native, has a wild life story, beginning with a teenage adventure in South America.

  • This past week, Howard “Ford” Sypher did it again—in D.C. Abigail Pesta reports.

  • After five years in the Army, with multiple deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, Sypher needed a change.

  • Sypher went back to his hotel, washed off the blood, and ate a slice of apple pie.

  • And Solomon Sypher wanted me to git him a new kind of string beans and some cowcumber seeds.

  • And till he could pass it on to Deacon Sypher to read he kep it in the Bible.

  • You mustn't bear me any malice, Mr. Sypher, because I'm so grateful to you for saving us from these swindling people.

  • Zora and Septimus were standing by the decorous hush of a trente et quarante table, when they were joined by Mr. Clem Sypher.

  • And the friends are convinced and go about saying they know a man who knows Clem Sypher, and so the thing spreads like a snowball.