distance是什么意思
n. 距离, 远方, 遥远
[计] 位距
n. the property created by the space between two objects or points
n. a distant region
n. size of the gap between two places
n. indifference by personal withdrawal
distance的用法和例句
1.It’s not really the distance, but yeah, it’s kind of the distance.
其实不是因为距离 不过 也算是因为距离
2.Fernweh is a longing for distance, just pure distance.
Fernweh是一种对距离的渴望 纯粹的距离
3.The next distance we’ll be firing from is 500 yards the distance of your average restraining order.
我们下一射击点在457米处 也是一般限制令的平均距离
4.And the distance will be difficult, but I don’t think the distance will be enough to break us apart.
距离远了总会不方便 但我不觉得距离会将我们永远分开
5.The muscles lock in to, uh, to near focus from prolonged use at closer distances or from lack of use at longer distances.
眼部肌肉长时间处于近焦状态 由过多近距离用眼 或缺乏所需的远眺所致
6.If the distance from the fulcrum to where the input force is applied is greater than the distance from the fulcrum to where the output force is applied, then the lever amplifies the input force.
当施加动力的位置 到支点的距离 比阻力施加的位置 到支点的距离要长时 动力就会被增强
7.can speak chemically to other cells across vast distances inside our bodies, whilst animals, like bees, butterflies, or ants, can speak wordlessly across vast distances outside their bodies.
通过化 结彼此交流 能够穿越我们体内遥远的距离 而动物 比如蜜蜂 蝴蝶 或是蚂蚁 能在体外进行远距离无声交流
8.If I were you, I’d keep my distance from him.
如果我是你 就离他远远的
9.But until then, we have to keep our distance.
在那之前 我们得保持距离
10.If I were you, I’d keep my distance.
如果我是你 我会跟他保持距离
