chip off

英 [tʃɪp ɒf]

美 [tʃɪp ɔːf]

网络  切下; 削去

英英释义

verb

• break off (a piece from a whole)
  1. Her tooth chipped
  Synonym:chipcome offbreak awaybreak off

双语例句

• "Then chip off a little piece of ice and hold it to your finger," said the voice.
  “取下一小块冰，然后敷在手指头上，”那个声音又说。
• Jonathan Strange is a real chip off the old block. He argues about things in just the way his father did.
  乔纳森斯脱安奇与他父亲一模一样。他在为某些事辩论时的样子简直就像他父亲。
• Your son is certainly a chip off the old block.
  你儿子的确和他父亲一模一样。
• It is necessary to chip off the bark of the tree.
  有必要把这树皮扒下来。
• For the Inuit to get water they normally have to chip blocks off an iceberg or light a fire.
  通常情况下，因纽特人要得到水，必须从冰山上凿下冰块，或者生一堆火。
• However, RFID has many element types and multiple standards, which leads to the difference between the electronic tag and traditional digital-analog mixed chip in testing. Also, it blocks off the development of the application and development of RFID technology extremely.
  然而由于RFID技术在发展中类型和标准多样，导致电子标签的测试不同于传统的模数混合芯片，这极大地阻碍了RFID技术的推广应用。
• Solution of Falling Chip& Tool Tipping in Cutting off Main Bearing Caps
  切断主轴承盖时掉渣及刀具崩刃等问题的解决
• These souvenir collectors chip off pieces of stone when the guards are not looking.
  这些纪念品收集者趁警卫没看见时敲掉一些石屑。
• If you strike high up on a tree with an axe, the chip of wood that is cut off will fall into your eye.
  这确实是个好谚语，可以想象得到，用斧头砍树，砍的位置太高了，斧头砍飞的木削会很容易飞到你的眼睛里。
• Chip off any loose paint.
  刮掉所有松了的漆。