the dresser造句

• " look , " she said softly , her eyes directing me to a spot on the floor beside the dresser
  “看， ”她轻声说，顺着她的眼神，我向梳妆台边望去。
• A lump rose in my throat as i stared at the spot beside the dresser where the jar had always stood
  我盯着梳妆台旁曾经放坛子的地方，喉咙一阵哽咽。
• While saying this he took a pint bottle of brandy from the dresser , and poured some into a tumbler
  说着，他从橱里拿出一小瓶白兰地，倒一些在杯子里。
• The pickle jar as far back as i can remember sat on the floor beside the dresser in my parents ' bedroom
  在我记忆的深处，那只咸菜坛子就放在父母卧室梳妆台的旁边。
• Cathy began searching for some water ; she lighted on a pitcher in the dresser , filled a tumbler , and brought it
  凯蒂开始找水她在食橱里发现一瓶水，就倒满一大杯，端过来。
• " i have brought you myself , " cried moses , with a sly look , and resting the box on the dresser
  摩西脸上有点诡秘的神色，一面把木箱放在小桌上，说道， “我把我自己带回来给你。 ”
• He said , casting a look at me : i had begun to wipe the plate , and tidy some drawers at the far end in the dresser
  他问，看了我一眼。我已开始揩盘子，并且清理橱里顶那头的几个抽屉。
• What attracted his attention lying on the apron of the dresser ? four polygonal fragments of two lacerated scarlet betting tickets , numbered 887 , 886
  两张撕成了四块多角形碎片的深红色赛马券43 ，号码是： 887 ， 886 。
• The dresser , a very ugly and extremely familiar young girl , who was helping simonne into her coat , positively writhed with laughter
  她们的服装员是一个其貌不扬不拘礼节的姑娘，她正在帮助西蒙娜穿大衣，听到她们两人的谈话，笑弯了腰。
• And with that the count found himself alone with the dresser , who was washing out the basins . accordingly he took his departure , too , his legs almost failing under him
  接着，伯爵也走了，他下楼梯时，两腿发软，他前面几个穿衬裙的女人，被他再次吓跑了。
• Ex ： every time when i am very late getting home from work , i always sit in front of the dresser , staring at the lotion , eye serum , masks , and don ' t know what to do next
  每次只要工作到很晚才回家，我都会坐在化妆台前，对着满满的化妆水、眼霜、面膜不知所措。
• In an arch under the dresser , reposed a huge , liver - coloured bitch pointer , surrounded by a swarm of squealing puppies ; and other dogs haunted other recesses
  橱柜下面的圆拱里，躺着一条好大的猪肝色的母猎狗，一窝唧唧叫着的小狗围着它，还有些狗在别的空地走动。
• Then said he unto the dresser of his vineyard , behold , these three years i come seeking fruit on this fig tree , and find none : cut it down ; why cumbereth it the ground
  就对管园的说、看哪、我这三年、来到这无花果树前找果子、竟找不著、把他砍了罢何必白占地土呢。
• [ kjv ] then said he unto the dresser of his vineyard , behold , these three years i come seeking fruit on this fig tree , and find none : cut it down ; why cumbereth it the ground
  就对管园的说、看哪、我这三年、来到这无花果树前找果子、竟找不著、把他砍了罢何必白占地土呢。
• He bounced up and down a little , smiling in a self - satisfied way , and pointed at the many glittering photograph frames on the dresser , each peopled with tiny moving occupants
  他脸上带着得意的笑容，往上跳了跳，指着柜子上那许多闪闪发亮的像框，每个像框里都有活动的小人儿。
• In a corner of the room satin , with her pure , virginal face , was scanning the gentlemen keenly , while the dresser , mme jules by name , was getting ready venus tights and tunic
  萨丹呆在一个角落里，脸上呈现出处女般的纯洁面容，正在打量这些先生那个服装员朱勒太太正在准备爱神的紧身内衣。
• Having sat till she was warm , she began to look round , and discovered a number of books in the dresser ; she was instantly upon her feet again , stretching to reach them : but they were too high up
  等到她坐暖和了，她开始向四周望着，发现柜子上有些书她马上站起来，想够到它，可是它太高了。
• Rows of spotless plates winked from the shelves of the dresser at the far end of the room , and from the rafters overhead hung hams , bundles of dried herbs , nets of onions , and baskets of eggs
  厨房的一端，柜橱上摆着一摞摞一尘不染的盘碟，冲人眨着眼；头上的椽子上面，吊挂着一只只火腿，一捆捆干菜，一兜兜葱头，一筐筐鸡蛋。
• He watched the dark eyeslits narrowing with greed till her eyes were green stones . then he went to the dresser , took the jug hanlon s milkman had just filled for him , poured warmbubbled milk on a saucer and set it slowly on the floor
  然后他到食具柜前，拿起汉隆1那家送牛奶的刚为他灌满的罐子，倒了一小碟还冒着泡的温奶，将它慢慢地撂在地板上。
• The cold sunlight of this spring evening peered invidiously upon the crocks and kettles , upon the bunches of dried herbs shivering in the breeze , upon the brass handles of the dresser , upon the wicker - cradle they had all been rocked in , and upon the well - rubbed clock - case all of which gave out the reproachful gleam of indoor articles abandoned to the vicissitudes of a roofless exposure for which they were never made
  春天傍晚清冷的太阳，好像含有恶意似地照射着那些坛坛罐罐，照射着一丛丛在微风中索索发抖的枯草，照射着碗柜的铜把手，照射到他们所有的孩子都睡过的那个摇篮上，照射在那座被擦得发亮的钟面上，太阳照射着所有这一切，这一切闪现着责备的亮光，好像在说，这些室内的物品，怎么会被扔到露天里来了。