scraping

美 [ˈskreɪpɪŋ]
英 ['skreɪpɪŋ]
  • n.刮屑；削片
  • v.“scrape”的现在分词
  • 网络刮擦；刮削；刮边
复数：scrapings  

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scraping
n.
1.
刮屑；削片a small amount of sth produced by scratching a surface

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释义:
全部全部,刮屑刮屑,削片削片,刮擦刮擦,刮削刮削,刮边刮边
类别:全部全部,口语口语,书面语书面语,标题标题,技术技术
来源:全部全部,字典字典,网络网络
难度:全部全部,简单简单,中等中等,难难
1.
Mid-Autumn Festival trouble with the wind, scraping the sky, happiness has become a trend, head-blowing.
中秋节烦恼随风，刮向天空，快乐成风，迎面吹送。
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2.
Yuan Shu rule tear storms, and a waste of very poor, the people scraping money, make people have been used up, the soldiers lack food.
袁术统治暴泪，穷极而又浪费，大刮民财，弄得民穷财尽，军人乏粮。
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3.
The changing of clothing makes my ears ache as the clothes keep on scraping my ears. Anyway, it is all over now. I am very happy! OK!
然后换到我的耳朵很痛，因为衣服一直在刮我的耳朵，不过还是结束了，很开心，OK！
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4.
The utility model provides a seed scraping device of an air-suction type precision seeder, relating to the technical field of a seeder.
本实用新型提供了一种气吸式精密播种机刮种器，涉及播种机技术领域。
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5.
The scraping sound went along the whole row of windows until the lamps were burning as if at a funeral.
整排窗子都发出这种声音直到灯都亮了，一切好像葬礼。
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6.
Screen scraping is often considered an inelegant solution, and for good reasons.
屏幕抓取通常被认为是一个不雅的解决方案，这是有一定的原因的。
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7.
I spent the next half hour with an ice cube and a plastic knife, scraping tar off the bottom of my shoes.
接下来我花了半个小时用一块近似立方体的冰块和一把塑料刀把柏油从我的鞋底擦去。
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8.
She was in such pain that she could barely stand to get dressed. Even the touch of her cotton clothes seemed like the scraping of a knife.
她疼得连穿衣服都不能忍受，棉布衣服的碰触对她来说就像是刀割一样。
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9.
Like scholars of jurisprudence lost in a state of nature, corporate-governance gurus are scraping around, trying to formulate new rules.
正如法学学者在原始状态下就迷失了一样，公司管理的头头们也急得抓耳挠腮，尝试去指定新的规则。
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10.
I'm sure that's how he wanted to spend the party, but -- but the future is not going to be the sky-scraping cities of New York, but this.
我能肯定他想要怎样度过聚会，但是--但是未来不会是纽约那样充满摩天大楼的城市，而是这个。
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