河水

na.river water

网络释义：River; This Water; Kicking Horse River

网络释义

na.1.river water

1.river water 河神[ river-god] 河水[ river water] 河滩[ hirst] ...

2.River (spirits) 情绪 (river) 河水 (rank) 等级 ...

3.This Water 04. 因果 Cause and Effect 05. 河水 This Water 06. 天堂飞机跑道 Airstrip in Paradise ...

4.Kicking Horse River深的诱惑力。它将河水（Kicking Horse River）拦腰斩断，可以想象，如果在夏季七八月份，雪水的凶猛一定将瓦普塔Wapta …

5.Aq. fluv. ... Aq. ferv. 【医】 热水 Aq. fluv. 【医】 河水 Aq. font. 【医】 泉水 ...

1.The sixth angel poured out his bowl on the great river Euphrates, and its water was dried up to prepare the way for the kings from the East.第六位把他那一碗倒在幼发拉底大河上；河水就乾了，让那些东方的列王之道路得以预备出来。

2.A dam placed across a river or canal to raise or divert the water, As for a millrace, or to regulate or measure the flow.堰，拦河坝，挡流坝横截河流或运河以提高水位或使河水转向的坝，如用于推动水车，调节或测量水流

3.A man from the state of Chu was crossing a river. In the boat, his sword fell into the water. Immediately he made a mark on the boat.来自初州的一个男人正要过河。在船上，他的剑掉入河水中。他马上在船上做个记号。

4.high on the bank overlooking the river you could smell it - the freshness, the cleanpness of it in the morning air.在高高的岸边俯瞰着河水，你能够闻到它——在清晨的空气中河水的那种清新和干净的味道。

5.He also must be fast enough to dodge a speeding car, strong enough to divert a flowing river, yet docile enough for me to control.还必须动作迅速，可以躲开飞驰而来的汽车；而且身体健壮，可以让河水转向。然而，他还必须温顺的由我来驾驭。

6.by drying up its fierce and rapid flow, such a monk gives up the here and the beyond, just as a serpent sheds its worn-out skin.他摒除一切贪欲，犹如使快速流动的河水枯竭，这样的比丘抛弃此岸与彼岸，犹如蛇蜕去衰老的皮。

7.As the water continued to rise, I kept busy rowing through the house and looking at the furniture that had been too big to move upstairs.河水继续上涨，我不停地划著船，在屋里来回穿梭，看一看那些没法搬上楼去的大件家具。

8.Once the algae, fish can be clear enough to see the children playing in the river speaking, bpss.从前河水清澈见底，游鱼水藻都可以看得一清二楚，三五成群的小孩子在河里嬉戏、打闹。

9.As the column splashed across the shallow waters, the sun was setting behind a pair of grassy hills.当众人水花飞溅的淌过河水时，太阳正落到一对绿草盈盈的山丘后面。“双乳峰。”

10.The rescuers on the bank waded into a shallow part of the river and gripped each other's arms to form a human chain.岸上的救援者跳进河水较浅的地方，相互挽着手臂组成了一条“人链”。