spattering

常見例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• A new camera in the works uses infrared light to detect even the faintest spattering of blood。
  利用紅外線，這種新式相機(jī)可以探測(cè)到最不明顯的血滴。
• One day gunmen walked into the restaurant and shot diners and staff at close range, spattering blood over the walls.
  一天，持槍歹徒走進(jìn)這家酒店，對(duì)著餐廳客人和酒店職員近距離開槍，墻上濺得到處是血。
• Streeb said he found the film suspicious because “when you hear the gunshot go off the body twitches but you don’t see blood spattering.
  斯特里布說，他發(fā)現(xiàn)影片存在疑點(diǎn)，因?yàn)椤皹屄曔^后，嫌疑人的身體發(fā)生抽搐，但我們沒有看到血花飛濺。

權(quán)威例句

• Beating John Kerry will be a much more dangerous and blood-spattering sport.
  ECONOMIST: How would the White House attack John Forbes Kerry?
• Musically, The United Colors of Trouble Books is like a collage — a spattering of musical ideas juxtaposed with each other to create a larger picture.
  NPR: Trouble Books: 'Shaky Science'
• The problem is not new (see: " Bug Wars"), but it is still getting worse, even as a spattering of new antibiotics and anti-fungal drugs reach the market.
  FORBES: The Most Dangerous Bacteria
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