查询词典 fair-skinned

A fair woman without virtue is like palled wine：人面兽心

人面兽心. A fair woman without virtue is like palled wine. | 美女无德如酒无味. A thing of beauty is a joy forever. [John Keats] | 美的事物是永垣的喜悅. (济慈) All cats are grey in the dark.

On the Tragicomedy of Rebecca in Vanity Fair：论《名利场》中利蓓加的悲喜一生

On the Romanticism and Realism of Alice in Wonderland论爱丽丝梦游仙境的童... | On the Tragicomedy of Rebecca in Vanity Fair论<<名利场>>中利蓓加的悲喜一生 | On the Humour of Oliver Twist论<<雾都孤儿>>的...

vending fair：摊市

探亲外交family-visit diplomacy; relative-visiting diplomacy | 摊市vending fair | 贪污腐化corruption and degeneration

by fair means or foul：不择手段

by and by 逐渐;慢慢地 | by fair means or foul 不择手段 | by hook or by crook 不择手段

by fair means or foul：不择手段地

by estimate 估计 | by fair means or foul 不择手段地 | by far 迄今

by fair means or foul：用各種方法;不擇手段成語英美片語成語

15409用刑法律開庭,犯罪inflict punishment | 15410用各種方法;不擇手段成語英美片語成語by fair means or foul | 15411用字欠妥文化寫作,編校catachresis

by fair means or foul ; by hook or by crook：不择手段

by all means 务必 | by and by 逐渐;慢慢地 | by fair means or foul ; by hook or by crook 不择手段

by any kind of means by hook or crook play hard by fair means or foul：不择手段

不约而同happen to coincide | 不择手段by any kind of means by hook or crook play hard by fair means or foul | 不知所措be at a loss be all adrift lose one's head out of one's wits

by any kind of means by hook or crook play hard by fair means or foul：不择手腕

不约而同happen to coincide | 不择手腕by any kind of means by hook or crook play hard by fair means or foul | 不知所措be at a loss be all adrift lose one's head out of one's wits

by any kind of means by or crook play hard by fair means or foul：不择手段

不约而同happen to coincide | 不择手段by any kind of means by or crook play hard by fair means or foul | 不知所措be at a loss be all adrift lose one's head out of one's wits

enamelling iron：搪瓷[用)钢板

enamelled strip || 涂珐琅钢带,搪瓷钢带 | enamelling iron || 搪瓷[用)钢板 | enantiomer || 对映体,对映异构物

leeringly：以斜眼看 (副)

leeriness 猜疑; 留神; 狡猾; 机警 (名) | leeringly 以斜眼看 (副) | leery 机敏的, 细心的; 猜疑的, 迟疑的 (形)