chain
tʃeinn. a series of things depending on each other as if linked together · n. (chemistry) a series of linked atoms (generally in an organic molecule) · n. a series of (usually metal) rings or links fitted into one another to make a flexible ligament
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It's like really getting that that all the different types of branches and chains of fibers from all different foods.
而是要真正从各种不同的食物中获取所有不同类型和结构的纤维。
Here, Kerry explains why to Ruth Alexander, presenter of BBC World Service program The Food Chain.
在这里，凯里向BBC世界服务节目《食物链》（The Food Chain）的主持人露丝·亚历山大（Ruth Alexander）解释了原因。
They're also synonymous with the fast food chain called McDonald's.
它们也是快餐连锁店麦当劳的代名词。
It looks cool, like this cluster one for the bust, this cross hatch for around the waistline, this sort of single file chain overlapping.
看起来很酷，比如胸部的这种簇状结构，腰部的这种交叉影线结构，还有这种单排链条重叠结构。
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He remembered the beating, the chains, and the terrible journey to Siberia.
他想起了鞭打、锁链，以及前往西伯利亚那段可怕的旅程。
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