Within twenty-four hours he died on the guillotine . 不出24小时,他就要死在断头台上。
"i know," pug said in a dry tone, that guillotined the conversation, and the captain left . “我知道”,帕格冷漠的口气打断了谈话,于是舰长走了。
You know it is a capital crime to mourn for, or sympathize with, a victim of the guillotine . 你知道为一个格洛提的牺牲者哭泣或表示同情就是一种大罪。
Her first husband had been guillotined two years earlier because he opposed robespierre's revolutionary government . 她的第一个丈夫在两年前因反对罗伯斯庇尔的革命政府被处决。
"i'm afraid, after all, you won't have the pleasure of going gracefully to the guillotine here just now," mr. touchett went on . “不过说到底,目前你恐怕还没有福气在这儿光荣地走上断头台呢,”杜歇先生说下去。
Men iike that usually find their way to the guillotine 这种人通常都没好下场
- want to see a guillotine in piccadilly ? - no -想在皮卡蒂里大街看砍头示众吗? -不想
The guillotine goes handsomely . i love it 断头台干得真漂亮,我真喜欢它。
By your own magnet . then , switch on the guillotine again 然后迅速的离开。闸刀将不会? ?
Discussion of the bill was guillotined 这项议案的讨论已经被送上断头台。
instrument of execution that consists of a weighted blade between two vertical poles; used for beheading people
closure imposed on the debate of specific sections of a bill 同义词:closure by compartment,
kill by cutting the head off with a guillotine; "The French guillotined many Vietnamese while they occupied the country"
其他语种释义
guillotineとは意味:guillotine n. 断頭台, ギロチン. 【前置詞+】 ◆On January 21, 1793 King Louis XVI was put to death by guillotine as a traitor to his country. 1793 年 1 月 21 日フランス国王ルイ 16 世は国家への反逆者として断頭台で処刑された ◆Marie Antoinette went ...