rough cut

基本解釋

And then there are ancient Aboriginal cultures, dazzling salt pans, secretive reptiles, rough-cut canyons and pristine gorges.
還有原始土著文化，令人眼花繚亂的鹽田，神秘的爬行動(dòng)物，粗削的原始峽穀。
Full of water, densely grained and smelling like bourbon, the rough-cut framing lumber I’d ordered spanned 18 feet and looked like bridge supports.
我訂購(gòu)的是跨度18英尺（5.4米）長(zhǎng)、木紋緊實(shí)，聞起來(lái)有點(diǎn)像波旁威士忌，看起來(lái)有點(diǎn)像橋梁支座溼漉漉的粗加工木料。
Earlier this month, Ms Campbell was ordered to testify at the International Criminal Court in the Netherlands over allegations that she received a rough-cut diamond as a gift from Mr Taylor.
本月初，坎貝爾收到命令，要求其在荷蘭國(guó)際刑事法庭作証，証明曾收到泰勒贈(zèng)送的粗磨的血鑽。

His documentary, which has the feel of a rough-cut video journal, offers an original look at the country through time.
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Mr Mitarai told The Economist recently that he has a rough cut-off rule for allocating investment: anything for which labour comprises more than 5% of production costs can be done in China or some other low-wage country.
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Are they not cut out for the rough-and-tumble world of entrepreneurship?
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