watered造句怎么写

For much of the 20th century, a watered-down version of dualism based on the idea of the psyche prevailed.

Parks, golf courses, roadside verges and household gardens are all still watered with expensively produced clean drinking water.

The verdant paddy-fields, watered by a British-Built canal system and now sparkling in the morning sun, give no clue to Shahabpur's agricultural malaise.

Still, some members warned that even this could be difficult, with troublesome issues such as cotton subsidies retained in the watered-down negotiations.

Buttermilk or watered-down yoghurt, a popular drink all over India known as chars or la ssi, works wonders, closing the pores to create the illusion of finely textured, perfect skin.

The wine has been watered.

Our ship watered at the port.

The reforms look like a watered-down version of the new Swiss regulations.

The budget may be watered down when it reaches parliament next month.

These are then filled with soil, and rice seedlings, that are watered through a hose that also doubles as a belt that goes around the wearer's waist。

He went home and excitedly told his mother the whole story. She helped him get a pot and some planting soil, and he planted the seed and watered it carefully.

The valley is watered by a stream.

And watered hits the immature seedling scarification insect fertilizing the gardener will usher in bright spring.

The package sends a protectionist signal by including a number of "Buy American" provisions (though these have, admittedly, been watered down).

Furious lobbying seems to have watered down that proposal.

Buying my clothes at a thrift store yields items that are not-so-watered-down versions of what I would get at my other favorite clothing store, and that are a fraction of the price.

Alas, explains Mark McClellan of the Brookings Institution, the most meaningful proposals have since been watered down or delayed.