milkers造句

• The supernumerary milkers of the lush green season had been dismissed .
  牧草茁壮肥美的时季里，临时雇的挤奶工，也都下工了。
• That cow is a good milker
  那头母牛产奶多
• milker's node
  挤奶人结节
• It was sunday morning; the milking was done; the outdoor milkers had gone home
  那是一个礼拜天的早晨牛奶已经挤完了住在场外的挤奶工人也回家了。
• The only movements were those of the milkers hands up and down, and the swing of the cows tails
  所有的动作只是挤奶工人们的双手一上一下挤奶的动作，以及奶牛尾巴的来回摆动。
• They were joined by a milker from one of the cottages, and no more was said on that which concerned them so deeply
  这时从小屋里走出来一个挤奶工人，和他们在一块儿了，因此他们共同关心的问题就没有再谈。
• The male milkers, with hat-brims turned down, resting flat on their foreheads and gazing on the ground, did not observe her
  挤牛奶的男工们把帽檐弯下来，前额靠在牛的身上，眼睛盯着地面，没有注意到苔丝。
• The supply was getting less as the animals advanced in calf, and the supernumerary milkers of the lush green season had been dismissed
  随着母牛腹中的牛犊的长大，牛奶也就出得越来越少了，在草场旺季时雇佣的过多的工人也就被辞退了。
• The milkers formed quite a little battalion of men and maids, the men operating on the hard-teated animals, the maids on the kindlier natures . it was a large dairy
  挤牛奶的工人是由男人和姑娘组成的一小支队伍，男人们挤的是硬奶头的牛，姑娘们侍候的则是脾气比较温顺的牛。
• A reply, in the shape of why ? came as it were out of the belly of a dun cow in the stalls; it had been spoken by a milker behind the animal, whom she had not hitherto perceived
  有人接口说了句“为什么”，声音似乎是从牛棚里一头黄牛的肚子里发出来的这句话是那头牛后面的一个挤奶工人说的，苔丝直到这时才看见他。
• She saw nothing at supper-time of the superior milker who had commented on the story, and asked no questions about him, the remainder of the evening being occupied in arranging her place in the bed-chamber
  吃晚饭的时候，她没有看见那个评论故事的挤牛奶的上等工人，也没有问起过他，晚上剩余的时间她都在寝室里安排自己睡觉的地方。
• About this time they would hear dairyman crick s voice, lecturing the non-resident milkers for arriving late, and speaking sharply to old deborah fyander for not washing her hands . for heaven s sake, pop thy hands under the pump, deb
  大约在这个时候，他们听到了奶牛场老板克里克说话的声音，责备那些不住在奶牛场里的工人来晚了，又骂年老的德波娜费安德尔没有洗手。
• During the day the animals obsequiously followed the shadow of the smallest tree as it moved round the stem with the diurnal roll; and when the milkers came they could hardly stand still for the flies
  白天，随着地球的转动，太阳也绕着树干移动，因此哪怕是最小的一棵树木，奶牛也要跟随着它的阴影转动挤奶工人过来挤奶时，由于蚊蝇的叮咬，奶牛几乎都无法安静地站着。
• Jack dollop, a hore s-bird of a fellow we had here as milker at one time, sir, courted a young woman over at mellstock, and deceived her as he had deceived many afore . but he had another sort o woman to reckon wi this time, and it was not the girl herself
  “先生，你不知道，从前我们场里雇了一个搅黄油的工人，名字叫杰克多洛普，那个婊子养的和梅尔斯托克的一个姑娘搞上了，他以前骗过许多姑娘，后来又把她给骗了。
• When they had gone through fourteen or fifteen verses of a cheerful ballad about a murderer who was afraid to go to bed in the dark because he saw certain brimstone flames around him, one of the male milkers said-i wish singing on the stoop didn t use up so much of a man s wind
  他们唱的是一首民歌，说是有一个杀人凶手不敢在黑暗里睡觉，因为他看见有某种硫磺火焰在围绕着他燃烧，他们唱到第十四段还是第十五段的时候，挤牛奶的男工中有人说
• Howsomever, these gamisters do certainly keep back their milk to-day . folks, we must lift up a stave or two-that s the only cure for t . songs were often resorted to in dairies hereabout as an enticement to the cows when they showed signs of withholding their usual yield; and the band of milkers at this request burst into melody-in purely business-like tones, it is true, and with no great spontaneity; the result, according to their own belief, being a decided improvement during the song s continuance
  当奶牛一出现出奶量比平常减少的迹象，人们往往就采取在牛奶场唱歌的办法，想用这种办法把牛奶引出来老板要求唱歌，这群挤牛奶的工人们就放开喉咙唱起来唱的完全是一种应付公事的调子，老实说，一点也没有自愿的意思结果，就像他们相信的那样，在他们不停地唱歌的时候，出奶的状况的确有了改变。
• Why, maidy he frequently, with unconscious irony, gave her this pet name, the prettiest milker i ve got in my dairy; you mustn t get so fagged as this at the first breath of summer weather, or we shall be finely put to for want of ee by dog-days, shan t we, mr clare
  “哟，我的大小姐”他经常这样亲切地称呼她，却不知道对她正是一种讽刺，“你是我们奶牛场最漂亮的挤奶姑娘了夏天的天气才刚刚开始，你就困乏成这个样子，要是到了三伏天，你就不能在这儿住了，那时候我们就遭殃了。
• One of these was a sturdy middle-aged man-whose long white pinner was somewhat finer and cleaner than the wraps of the others, and whose jacket underneath had a presentable marketing aspect-the master-dairyman, of whom she was in quest, his double character as a working milker and butter-maker here during six days, and on the seventh as a man in shining broadcloth in his family pew at church, being so marked as to have inspired a rhyme-
  男工中间有一个健壮的中年人，他的长长的白色围裙比别人的罩衫要漂亮些干净些，里面穿的短上衣既体面又时兴，他就是奶牛场的场主，是苔丝要找的人。他具有双重的身分，一个星期有六天在这儿做挤牛奶和搅黄油的工人，第七天则穿着精致的细呢服装，坐在教堂里他自家的座位上。