查询词典 oar

No one took notice of me, only the bow oar saying, 'Is that you, Jim?

没有人注意到我，只是船首的桨手说了句：是你吗，吉姆？

No one took notice of me, only the bow oar saying,'Is that you, Jim?

谁也没有注意我，只有前桨手说了一句：是你吗，吉姆？

One instant he was astride a broncho and flying through the fairy-colored Painted Desert country; the next instant he was gazing down through shimmering heat into the whited sepulchre of Death Valley, or pulling an oar on a freezing ocean where great ice islands towered and glistened in the sun.

他一时骑着野牛在色彩绚丽、宛如仙境的彩绘沙漠上飞驰；一时又穿过闪着微光的热气俯瞰着死亡谷的晒白了的墓窟。他在快要冻结的海洋上划着桨，海面上巍然高耸的庞大冰山熠耀在阳光里。

Wood of sweet a peach-shaped thing can be given out very the voice that canorous urges affection comes, the oar fining jade that wood of sweet a peach-shaped thing often also is loved by modulation of in order to.

香桃木会发出很响亮的催情的声音来，香桃木也经常被用以调制爱的琼浆。

And now Ithought myself pretty well freighted, and began to think how Ishould get to shore with them, having neither sail, oar, norrudder; and the least capful of wind would have overset all mynavigation.

我前面已提到，我找到了笔、墨水和纸，但我用得非常节剩你们将会看到，只要我有墨水，我可以把一切都如实记载下来，但一旦墨水用完，我就记不成了，因为我想不出有什么方法可以制造墨水。

The strange silence, broken only by the measured dip of the oar and the soft plashing of the water against your cleaving prow, and the occasional hoarse cries of the gondoliers as you pass another of these black, funeral barges; the few and feeble lamps, giving you momentary glimpses of balconies and finely carven arches; the sudden intensification of the silence and the darkness as you abruptly leave the Grand Canal and slip along one of the narrower waterways, always with tall houses on both sides of you, and above you a clear sky of stars, stars reflected tremblingly on the black waters----thousands of tourists must have tried to describe all this, but the magic and the mystery and the beauty of it defy human speech.

此情此景，若非失忆，你怎能忘记。四周静得出奇，只听见船桨嘎吱嘎吱的轻吟，溅起的水花在船头轻唱；不时有黑色船只经过，又闻船夫沙哑的寒暄声。岸上的路灯依稀可见，寥寥无几，却也能让你匆匆瞥见建筑的阳台，和那精雕细刻的拱门。小船从大运河突然飘向窄水道，夜色更深，周围更静。左右高楼时现，仰望夜空，繁星点点，清晰可见，倒映在暗淡水面的星星，随波起舞。不知多少文人墨客皆欲描绘此景，但却苦于辞藻有限，世俗的语言无法将它的迷幻之美一一描绘。

The strange silence, broken only by the measured dip of the oar and the soft plashing of the water against your cleaving prow, and the occasional hoarsecries of the gondoliers as you pass another of these black, funeral barges; the few and feeble lamps, giving you momentary glimpses of balconies and finely carven arches; the sudden intensification of the silence and the darkness as you abruptly leave the Grand Canal and slip along one of the narrower waterways, always with tall houses on both sides of you, and above you a clear sky of stars, stars reflected tremblingly on the black waters----thousands of tourists must have tried to describe all this, but the magic and the mystery and the beauty of it defy human speech.

此情此景若非无法追忆，恐怕早已印入脑海，难以忘记了。船桨缓缓划过水面，船首掠过河水溅起片片水花；同黑色肃穆的驳船擦身而过时，船公偶尔发出低沉嘶哑的呼声；只有这桨声、水声、叫声才会打破异常的沉寂。借着微弱稀疏的灯光可见阳台和雕刻精美的拱门。而当船驶出大运河，穿梭入狭小的水道时，宁静和幽暗越发强烈凝重；放眼两岸房屋林立；抬头仰望，明净的夜空布满星辰，荡得碧波星光粼粼——数以千计的游客试图描绘出这一切，但却无法言尽其魔力、神秘和美丽。

The claw of the civet crab is as big as an oar!

civet的脚像舵一样大！

While we were in this condition, the men yet labouring the oar to bring the boat near the shore, we could see then our boat mounting the waves, we were able to see the shore, a great many people running along the shore to assist us when we should come near, but we made but slow way towards the shore, nor were we able to reach the shore, till being past the light-house at Winterton, the shore falls off to the westward towards Cromer, and so the land broke off a little the violence of the wind: Here we got in, and though not without much difficulty got all safe on shore and walked afterwards on foot to Yarmouth, where, as unfortunate men, we were used with great humanity as well by the magistrates of the town, who assigned us good quarters, as by particular merchants and owners of ships, and had money given us sufficient to carry us either to London or back to Hull, as we thought fit.

尽管我们处在这种情况，水手们还是奋力把小艇向海岸划去。我们能够看见，当小艇随浪尖升起时，我们已能看到海岸了，还看见有许多人在岸边跑动，等我们小艇靠岸时救助我们。但小艇前进的速度很慢，而且怎么也无法靠岸。最后，我们小艇竟飘过了温特顿岬角的灯塔。海岸已经处在克罗默西边的位置。这样，陆地削弱了一点风势，在这里我们全体安全上了岸，虽然也是克服了许多困难。上岸后我们步行至大雅茅斯。我们这些不幸者照例受到了这个城镇的社会贤达们非常人道的接待；他们通过一些商人和船主妥善安置我们住宿，还为我们筹足了旅费，以便按我们的意愿送我们去伦敦，或送我们回赫尔市。

While we were in this Condition, the Men yet labouring the Oar to bring the Boat near the Shore, we could see, hen our Boat mounting the Waves, we were able to see the Shore, a great many People running along the Shore to assist us when we should come near, but we made but slow way towards the Shore, nor were we able to reach the Shore, till being past the Light-House at Winterton, the Shore falls off to the Westward towards Cromer, and so the Land broke off a little the Violence of the Wind: Here we got in, and tho' not without much Difficulty got all safe on Shore and walk'd afterwards on Foot to Yarmouth, where, as unfortunate Men, we were used with great Humanity as well by the Magistrates of the Town, who assign'd us good Quarters, as by particular Merchants and Owners of Ships, and had Money given us sufficient to carry us either to London or back to Hull, as we thought fit.

尽管我们处境危难，水手们还是奋力向岸边划去。当小艇被冲上浪尖时，我们已能看到海岸了，并见到岸上有许多人奔来奔去，想等我们小艇靠岸时救助我们。但小艇前进速度极慢，而且怎么也靠不了岸。最后，我们竟划过了温特顿灯塔。海岸由此向西凹进，并向克罗默延伸。这样，陆地挡住了一点风势，我们终于费了九牛二虎之力靠了岸。全体安全上岸后，即步行至雅茅斯。我们这些受难的人受到了当地官员、富商和船主们的热情款待；他们妥善安置我们住宿，还为我们筹足了旅费。我们可以按自己的意愿或去伦敦，或回赫尔。

As she looked at Warrington's manly face, and dark, melancholy eyes, she had settled in her mind that he must have been the victim of an unhappy attachment.

每逢看到沃林顿那刚毅的脸，那乌黑、忧郁的眼睛，她便会相信，他一定作过不幸的爱情的受害者。

Maybe they'll disappear into a pothole.

也许他们将在壶穴里消失