brush的示例

• She leaned the brush against the wall.

• a shaving brush

• We'll need some wallpaper paste and a big brush.

• Get me a brush and I'll sort your hair out.

• a brush stroke

• She brushed away what looked suspiciously like a tear.

• He paused to brush a fly away from his face.

• What's the matter?" he asked, brushing a stray hair off his jacket.

• Her elbow brushed against the cup, spilling tea everywhere.

• She stood up and brushed an insect from her skirt.

• I can't brush your hair if you don't keep still!

• She took her hairbrush from her handbag and began to brush her hair.

• She brushed her long red hair.

• He hadn't brushed his hair and his clothes were rumpled.

• She touched up her lipstick and brushed her hair.

• Thus, in practice, a brush unit would experience rapid acceleration and deceleration, which is not the case in these tests.

• They can then be easily picked up with a small moistened paint-brush and transferred at once to the alcohol in the collecting tubes.

• Subjects were asked to use the swab as if brushing their teeth for 30-60 s until the device was very wet.

• Rehabilitation is about realizing potential, with both a positive attitude and a broad-brush approach.

• However, it should be noted that this may be a lower speed than that for a brush unit whilst deployed in a real application.

• Leaves on control plants were brushed on the upper surface with a fine paintbrush to simulate manipulation and also enclosed within a clip cage.

• When this problem arose, the bubbles were removed by carefully brushing the sensor.

• Additionally, protected specimen brush samples of two patients grew >1000 c. f. u./ml of these bacteria.

• In routine work it is customary for observers to collect a sample of 50 eggs off the plants of record, brushing off those uncollected.

• This brief review paints a broad-brush picture of what has been established in systematic research about correlations between family processes and children's adaptation.

• In fact, there are a good many reasons to take the embittered reflections and prejudices of contemporaries seriously, and not to brush them aside.

• Ten-percent honey solution was brushed on the inner sides of plastic cage as food for wasps.

• Ten individuals returned both conventional and antibacterial brushes that yielded colonies.

• Between the brush head and the shaft they fitted a strain gauge load cell, which measured the horizontal and vertical force the sweeper was applying.

• No surviving bacteria were isolated at 6 days from either type of brush.