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小词详解 | hull
hull 英 [hʌl] 美 [hʌl]
They can be set alight to frighten your enemy’s cavalry, or slathered into the seams between the planks of your ship’s hull.
人们点燃它们来吓唬敌人的骑兵,或者将它们厚厚地涂在船体木板间的缝隙里。
——《经济学人》In the 1960s, the United States Army installed a nuclear reactor inside the hull of a World War II freighter to provide electricity for the Panama Canal Zone.
在20世纪60年代,美国陆军就曾在一艘二战时期货轮的船体内安装了一个核反应堆,用其为巴拿马运河区提供电力。
——《纽约时报》
[名词] 船体
发生日全食前,我们坐在宁静的花园里摘除草莓蒂。
Before the total solar eclipse, we sat in the sedate garden hulling strawberries.
The old man looked ahead of him but he could see no sails nor could he see the hull nor the smoke of any ship.
老人朝前方望去,不见一丝帆影,也看不见任何一只船的船身或冒出来的烟。
skeleton: the supporting framework, basic structure, or essential part of something shell: the metal framework of a vehicle body exterior: the outer surface or structure of something