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n.reins and bridle

网络释义：xlxk; scs; pie

网络释义

n.1.reins and bridle

n.1.驾驭牲口用的嚼子和缰绳

1.bridle Bridge markings 桥标志 Bridle 辔 Broach 失控舷向风浪侧倾 ...

2.xlxk... ... 缧 xlxi 辔 xlxk 纲 xm ...

3.scs ... scrs 练 scs 辔 scso 辔 ...

4.pie 轞 laxm= 辔 pie= 轹 leg= ...

5.xlxi ... xlxi 缧 xlxi 辔 xlxk 辔 ...

6.vfr ... vfql 绑 vfr 辔 vfr; 缗 ...

1.She dropped the bridle and ran the last few steps, leaped forward with an urge to clutch the walls themselves in her arms.她抛开缰辔，放开脚跑了这最后几步，随即一跃上前，想抓住那些墙紧紧抱在自己怀里。

2.Englishmen start galloping to the devil, but as they grow older, they nearly always change horse and amble along gently to respectability.英国人生下地便朝魔鬼那儿跑，可是等到年纪大了，他们几乎总是换骑徐辔缓行地朝尊荣走去。

3.Although the classic definition of DX is "distance" , today it generally means contacting amateur radio stations in far-away places.虽然关于DX的经典定义是“远距离”，今天更普遍的意思指的是涤辔尴叩电台远距离的联系。

4.Napoleon bade him ride at his side and began questioning him.拿破仑吩咐他和自己并辔而行开始问他。

5.Trappings do not make the horse; clothes do not make the man.良马不靠辔鞍；好汉不靠衣衫。

6.You this is ignorant stupid of Frenchman, dare incredibly unbridled on the Chinese head, simply is unmanned in the eyes ah!你这是无知识的愚蠢法国人，敢不能采信无缰辔在华人头上，只是无人操纵的在那眼睛啊！

7.Seize the bridle of a runaway horse抓住逃脱马匹的缰辔

8.Over one arm the lusty courser's rein,一手臂挽着烈马的缰辔，

9.Go bridle me, my milk white steed为我上辔我的白色战马

10.The Toil of Trace and Trail辔轭和雪道的苦役