16 ผลลัพธ์ สำหรับ 小股
หรือค้นหา: -小股-, *小股*

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小股[こまた, komata] (n) (1) short steps; mincing stride; (2) crotch; groin; thigh [Add to Longdo]
小股が切れ上がる[こまたがきれあがる, komatagakireagaru] (exp, v5r) (of a woman) to be slender and smartly shaped [Add to Longdo]
小股の切れ上がったいい女[こまたのきれあがったいいおんな, komatanokireagattaiionna] (n) slender and smartly shaped woman [Add to Longdo]
小股掬い[こまたすくい, komatasukui] (n) over-thigh scooping body drop (sumo) [Add to Longdo]

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Now, just a little whiff of the gas. [CN] 现在呢，仅仅是 一小股气体。 10 Rillington Place (1971)
I don't want a little share I want the whole thing. [CN] 不，我不要小股，我要全部 East of Eden (1955)
He played victim while duping small shareholders [CN] 他把自己装成受害者 欺骗那些小股东 Christmas Rose (2013)
Come on, it's no big deal. Just a small share holder. [CN] 不要这么说嘛，算不了什么，我只是小股东而已 Comrades: Almost a Love Story (1996)
Maybe if you could raise $100 or so we could let you have a little share [CN] 如果你能弄到一百元左右 我可以讓你加個小股 East of Eden (1955)
Sidestepping pockets of the enemy the Allied columns moved east. [CN] 盟军编队一路向东行进 避免遭遇小股敌人 Nemesis: Germany - February-May 1945 (1974)
They arrive here in town, and then they get delivered to one of many small businesses... some balloon shop on Dundas, Richmond Arms,  [CN] 到了市里 就分派成小股... Surprises (2013)
They lock jaws with the black ants and leap from the tree, to take them out of the battle. [CN] But the army ants send in a legion. 但蚂蚁大军派出小股部队 Hide and Seek (Forests) (2015)
Small groups of Japanese e British had fought front the front. [CN] 小股的日军和英军进行肉搏 It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow: Burma - 1942-1944 (1974)
We're looking at partly cloudy skies and we may hit a little turbulence on our approach. [CN] 我们遇到局部多云的天气 下降时可能会遇到一小股气流 Night Zero (2014)
(narrator) Like the French the summer before, the Russians used their tanks in penny packets instead of the mass formations of the German panzers. [CN] 就象前一年夏天的法国人一样, 俄国人也把他们的坦克 分成零碎的小股来用 而不是象德国装甲部队 那样大规模集结 Barbarossa: June-December 1941 (1973)
Such had been the speed of the Allied break-out that pockets of German troops had been left behind, and so the road convoys had often to run a gauntlet of enemy sniping on the way. [CN] 盟军突破的速度如此迅猛 以至于 有许多小股的德军部队被留在了后面, 所以公路补给车队经常会遭遇 沿路狙击的敌人的夹攻 Pincers: August 1944-March 1945 (1974)

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