wall
wɒ:ln. an architectural partition with a height and length greater than its thickness; used to divide or enclose an area or to support another structure · n. anything that suggests a wall in structure or function or effect · n. (anatomy) a layer (a lining or membrane) that encloses a structure
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And on the wall, there is a number, and that is my table number.
墙上有一个数字,那是我的桌号。
Fill your walls with knowledge every aspiring scientist should have at a glance.
用知识装点您的墙壁,让每位有抱负的科学家都能一目了然。
The reason is simple: one missing word can feel like a wall, even when you have enough English to continue.
原因很简单:即使你已经有足够的英语能力继续交流,一个缺失的词也可能让你感觉像撞上了一堵墙。
So, I went to the ladies' room, and in those days there was a long box on the wall, Doctor Southall sanitary towels, and you put in two two pence and pull the little drawer and got out the carton.
所以,我去了女洗手间,那时候墙上有个长盒子,是索撒尔医生牌卫生巾,你投两个两便士硬币,拉开小抽屉,就能拿到一盒。
All these European diplomats, I think, so like she's on that wall over there, and they're like, "Oh, some of these are diplomats, some of these people have their collection of wine, some are both like Angela Merkel." I don't like how many bottles of wine there are in there.
我想所有这些欧洲外交官都在那儿,她就在那边的墙上,他们说:“哦,有些是外交官,有些人有自己的葡萄酒收藏,有些两者皆是,比如安格拉·默克尔。”我不喜欢里面有那么多瓶葡萄酒。
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