stretch [stretʃ]
v.
伸展, 伸长
n.
一段时间, 一段路程, 伸展
- A stretch of water in a river, an estuary, or a tidal channel made rough by waves meeting an opposing current.
巨澜在河流、港湾或潮汐海峡中,由波浪和它对立的水流相撞而成的一条绵延水域 - After cutting through a stretch or pathways, I reached the highway leading towards the mine.
我抄近路走了一段小路后,就上了通往发现这篇文章还是有不少精辟之处。 - After travelling for three days I slept for twenty hours at a stretch.
连续3天旅行之后,我一连睡了20个小时。 - Alfred has done a stretch in Chelmsford Prison.
艾乐弗雷德已在切姆斯福特监狱服过刑。 - Away from the pagoda stretch fields of ripening corn.
从宝塔过去,是一片黄熟的玉米地。 - By no stretch of the imagination can I see Owen as a writer.
我无论如何想象不出欧文会成为一个作家。 - Can you work for six hours at a stretch?
你能不能不休息连续工作6小时吗? - For long stretch of the try- siberian railway, all you see are trees.
横跨西伯利亚的铁路沿线的景色是一望无际的树林。 - He did a long stretch for attempted murder.
他因谋杀未遂罪坐了很长时间的牢。 - He lies there groan like a prisoner stretch out on the rack.
他躺在那里呻吟,就像一个囚犯被绑在肢刑架上。