toothpicks

英 [ˈtuːθpɪks]

美 [ˈtuθˌpɪks]

n.  牙签
toothpick的复数

柯林斯词典

• 牙签
  Atoothpickis a small stick which you use to remove food from between your teeth.

双语例句

• You might pass the time constructing miniatures from the toothpicks.
  你或许可以用牙签制作微雕，以熬过这段时间。
• The restaurant supplies complimentary tissues and toothpicks to customers.
  这个餐厅向顾客提供免费的纸巾和牙签。
• He combined his childhood passion of toothpicks with his more adult interest in architecture in2003, following three months of unemployment.
  2003年，在他失业三个月后，斯坦将自己童年时期对牙签的热情与他成年后对于建筑的兴趣结合了起来。
• I just put the toothpicks in.
  我就放了些牙签。
• Humor chicken, only gently pulls down again outside Block, toothpicks curs will follow a toothpick hands, good magic ah!
  幽默又别致，只需要轻轻拉起外座再放下，牙签小人就会双手奉上一根牙签，好神奇啊！
• A former television presenter has spent six years building famous landmarks-out of six million toothpicks.
  （美国）一名前电视节目主持人耗时六年、用600万根牙签搭建成了世界多个著名建筑。
• The Saudis also buy Western weapons, technological gadgetry and consumer goods, from toothpicks to air defence systems.
  沙特人还购买西方的武器、技术机械和消费品，从牙签到防空系统无所不包。
• After seep frying, cut sandwich into triangles and remove toothpicks. Sprinkle with peanut power and sugar before serving.
  炸好的三明治切成三角形，取下牙签，食用时候洒些花生粉或糖增加风味。
• He stands tall as a mountain, and uses whole trees for toothpicks.
  他站起来像座山，用整棵树当牙签。
• Toothpicks are provided at the table, and it is not considered impolite to pick teeth if it is covered with the opposite hand.
  牙签提供在桌旁，而不是视为不礼貌摘牙，如果是盖的对面。