trimmed造句怎么写

Scraps or material removed when something is trimmed.

Blake got his beard trimmed at the barber.

For a kind of population, the asymptotic best property of trimmed mean is discussed. Then, a expression of the best trimmed estimate of population parameters is given.

Floral printed blouse with hand made flowers trimmed as a brooch on chest.

Lining and underskirts, both silk and trimmed with flounces, gave fullness to the dress.

In 2011 its operating Budget will be trimmed by another 5% and 700 more jobs will go.

Sport Package-equipped models receive unique steering wheel and shift knob stitching, unique front seat designs and aluminum-trimmed pedals.

A second reason for the Banks' poor performance is the sluggish British economy, which has trimmed demand for credit.

1 I recall, we trimmed a fender design by two inches to allow a few more cars to fit onto each train.

But that price includes leather-trimmed and heated seats and a navigation system -- features that only in the last few years have trickled down from luxury models.

The Isunte garments have good polish, and it is antistatic. The ramie (linen, hemp) garments trimmed by specific light have the luster like silk, and show fad and nobleness more.

"One method uses a rubBer plug which is inserted into the puncture hole along with special cement. After the cement dries and the plug is trimmed flush with the tread, the repair is complete."

"Valves to be Class 125 manufactured in accordance with MSS-SP70 (gate) or MSS-SP85 (globe/angle), flanged, bolted bonnet, OS&Y, iron body, bronze trimmed, with body and bonnet conforming to ASTM A 126 class B cast iron. Packing and gaskets to be non-asbestos."

Empire elastic waist, trimmed with a bow.

He has trimmed up his nails.

His grey hair and moustache were neatly trimmed.

The insurer trimmed its holdings in December, he said.

The LM1085 circuit includes a zener trimmed bandgap reference, current limiting and thermal shutdown.

Using the diet he's trimmed down from 90 kilos to 70.

Listing 2 () is a representative sample trimmed from a recent snapshot of the feed in question.

Lawmakers trimmed his tax-cutting plans, refusing to extend his signature tax credit for working families past 2010 unless it is paid for.

He paused, with a strange and depressed feeling in his heart, and kept his face from drooping and trimmed, with two indifferent sighs in his heart. The little girl was too unintelligent.

The sailors trimmed the boat.

She wore a dress trimmed with tinsel.

Hair should be trimmed short on tips of ears and may be trimmed on feet to give them a neat appearance.

Thus a little knife was needed to keep the pen trimmed, which is why a penknife is called a penknife.

In the future, our forecast shows China's CAGR being trimmed from the current 15% to 8% by 2015, and the United States' long-term manufacturing growth will remain mostly stable at around 2.8%.

fur trimmed hood of cotton corduroy

The completed parchment was trimmed to page size and also glued into long rolls.

Entitlements are at the root of the problem and need to be trimmed, and research has shown that although spending cuts weigh on growth in the short run, they hurt less than higher taxes.

Toyota trimmed its 2009 Europe sales plan to 1.3 million units from 1.45 million. For Asia, the target dropped to 1.75 million from 1.9 million.

The machines deliver trimmed grids for use or stock.