rub的示例

• She rubbed sun lotion over her entire body.

• With the back of his hand, he rubbed the stubble on his chin.

• He rubbed his hand despairingly over his face.

• The strap had rubbed against his skin and caused irritation.

• The shoe had rubbed a raw place on her heel.

• At the outset, all the musical genres and all the individuals rubbed shoulders with one another without inhibition.

• She would rub my back for long stretches of time.

• But there's the rub: historians are generally not interested in bringing complexity to the texts they use as sources, and for very good reasons.

• To sleep, perchance to learn - aye, there's the rub!

• Even the term "rubber" comes from one of the material's innumerable handy uses: rubbing out pencil marks.

• The rub here is that a strong constituency for a sensible reform programme has yet to emerge.

• The seeds were rubbed with sand to remove the mesocarp tissue and washed with water.

• Where evident, the metaphysical dexterity of their similes rubs off on the purveyor.

• Seeds from these species were removed from fruits manually, by rubbing on a rubber mat.

• It would get rubbed out every day and then it would be drawn again.

• Well, he would undress his women, so that they could be rubbed with oil, and he cohabited with each one.

• Fruits were soaked in water and then rubbed with sand.

• And all of these meet with and rub up against all other languages all over the world in a vast sociopolitical tangle.

• Damage types 7, 9 and 10 represent localized rubbing; damage type 8 depicts rubbing along the wing venation.

• Even wing rubbing, fading or fraying, previously referred to as a nuisance factor, may be of intrinsic interest.