fuelled
常见例句
- The wood can be split up for fuel.
这些木头可以劈开当柴烧。 - The machine ran out of fuel.
机器没有燃料了。 - The engine is fairly economical of fuel.
这台发动机相当省油。 - Soot is usually the product of the imperfect combustion of fuel.
煤烟通常是燃料不完全燃烧的产物。 - There is a severe shortage of fuel.
燃料严重短缺。 - The soldier exhausted the tank of fuel oil.
那个士兵把燃料油从油罐里倒空了。 - That machine has one big failing, it was too much fuel.
那台机器有一个大缺点,耗油太多。 - The gas turbine feeds on the fuel it pumps.
燃气轮机以它所抽入的燃料为能源。 - Coal, wood and oil are fuels.
煤、木柴和石油是燃料。 - The newspaper article provided him with fuel.
报纸上的这篇文章给他人以能量。 - That is adding fuel to the fire.
这是火上加油。 - His insults were fuel to her hatred.
他的侮辱使她恨上加恨。 - The plane fuelled at London.
飞机在伦敦加油。 - All aircraft must fuel before a long flight.
所有飞机均须先加油方能作长途飞行。 - They are fuelling a car with petrol.
他们正在给汽车加汽油。 - His indifference fuelled her hatred.
他的冷淡增长了她对他的憎恨。 - The car is being fuelled in preparation for the race.
那辆车子正在加油,准备参加比赛。 - His provocative words only fuelled the argument further.
他的挑衅性讲话只能使争论进一步激化。 - No one is sure in which direction he will push the economy, now wobbling after years of steady, commodity-fuelled growth.
没人知道他将往那个方向推动多年稳定而现在微微动荡的商品刺激经济的增长。 - The car is essentially petrol-fuelled but has an electric engine that propels the car at low speeds and assists the main engine when accelerating.
这款车本质上是汽油燃料驱动的，但有一个电动引擎在低速时驱动车辆并在加速时为主引擎提供协助。 - All this, of course, was fuelled by I mentioned it already--a transportation revolution symbolized by the Erie Canal, finished in 1825, which remained profitable all the way out into the 1880s.
当然,所有这些都是由于,我已经提过,1825开通的,伊利运河所带来的交通革命所导致的,这条运河直到十九世纪八十年代还在盈利
耶鲁公开课 - 美国内战与重建课程节选 - Ever-more-available shale gas brought a cheap and reliable alternative route to domestically fuelled electricity.
ECONOMIST: Nuclear power - In other words, fair value did not just worsen the bust: it also fuelled the boom.
ECONOMIST: An accounting standard comes under the microscope - Bell argues that the insurgency was fuelled by the extraordinarily tenacious hold of religious culture.
NEWYORKER: Slaughterhouse 返回 fuelled