例句與造句

1. These have pointed leaves in a ladderlike arrangement on arching stems 2 to 3 feet tall.
2. The work consists of two ladderlike configurations of fiberglass, rubber tubing, staples and metal screens.
3. If you choose to browse, you're offered a ladderlike view of the folders on your hard drive.
4. On March 12, for example, infiltrators used a ladderlike device to get over the border fence and killed six Israelis.
5. The ballet training that makes me walk like a duck, feet pointing in opposite directions, comes in handy in descending the extremely narrow, ladderlike stairs that link decks.
6. It's difficult to find ladderlike in a sentence. 用ladderlike造句挺難的
7. Known as EPG, it has the same glycerol and fatty acids as a normal fat, but chemists have strung ladderlike units of propylene glycol between the two components, making it too awkward for digestive enzymes to grasp.
8. Right now, I envision the uprights as ladderlike affairs made of 2-inch solid oak strips glued into an L-shape and connected front-to-back by three 2-inch boards joined to the uprights with mortise and tenon joints.
9. A series of recent X-ray photographs of the painting titled " No . 9 " suggests that its ladderlike pattern was the product of nervous tinkering : black lines were added and erased, narrowed and widened, repositioned by fractions of inches up or down or from left to right.
10. Despite the fact that many interpretations of " M . elata " exist throughout the years, most authors agree that Fries'original concept refers to a species with dark, conical ascocarps and more or less parallel vertical ridges, with horizontal interconnecting ridges arranged in a " ladderlike " pattern.
11. Just as in the outdoors, the indoor wall _ painted desert purple and finished in a rough rocky texture _ has routes rated on a scale starting at the simpler, ladderlike climb of a 5.6 to the acrobatic, back-bending ascent of a 5.10 or 5.11.
12. In the ladderlike structure of DNA, each letter forms a " step, " or pair, linking only with its designated partner, C with G and A with T, and these so-called base pairs repeat in sequences that carry information, in stretches called exons, and spacers, in stretches called introns.
13. They only seem unsocial because their system is less like dogs'" ladderlike social arrangement " and " more like a wheel, with a high-ranking cat on the hub and the others arranged around the rim, all reluctantly acknowledging the superiority of the despot but not necessarily measuring themselves against each other ."