billiard

adj.台球(用)的

n.〈美口〉同“carom”

网络释义：撞球；台球的；桌球

网络释义

adj.1.台球(用)的

n.1.〈美口〉同“carom”

n.1.<spoken,AmE>Same as carom

1.台球 台命〖 yourinstructions〗 台球〖 billiard〗 台扇〖 tableelectricfan〗 ...

2.撞球 摇椅- Rocker 撞球- Billiard 杓- Scoop ...

3.台球的 beware 小心，当心，注意 billiard 台球的 binoculars （双筒）望远镜 ...

4.桌球 steam bath 蒸汽浴 billiard 桌球 mousse 摩丝 ...

5.弹子 physical fitness 健身房 billiard n. 弹子 beauty salon 美容室 ...

1.We used to seeing billiard ball bashing into each other so we think we sort of understand why , but really there is no understanding to it .我们过去一直看到台球之间互相撞击，所以就想当然得认为知道了原因，但事实上却并非如此。

2.The boundary of the charge region for a proton is not sharp like the surface of a billiard ball.质子电荷飞域的边界并不象弹子球的表面那样分明。

3.Now, of course, it is way harder to see that the ping-pong ball gets twice the speed of the billiard ball, because we don't do. . .当然，更难看出的是，乒乓获得了两倍的速度，是台球速度的二倍，因为我们并没有做。

4.But now lets think about this necessity , suppose A happens, A might be the motion of one billiard ball towards another.现在让我们来考虑下必要性问题，假设A发生了情况，A可能是某台球对另一台球的撞击运动。

5.Suddenly I see a dark, hairy crack in front of me set in a bright, polished billiard ball; the legs are holding me like a pair of scissors.突然我看到眼前一个鲜艳、光亮的台球上出现了一道黑洞洞毛茸茸的缝，这时支撑我的两条腿像一把剪刀一样。

6.As she would for the next three years, Allison earned Player of the Year honors from Billiards Digest and Pool and Billiard Magazine.此后的三年，年年如此，埃里森赢得由台球文摘和台球杂志评出的年度荣誉球员的头衔。

7.Clearly the heavier the atom the less affective it is because it's sort of like a billiard ball collision with a heavier atom.很明显，原子越重，它就越有效，因为那有点像有一个重一点的原子，的撞球的撞击。

8.The products can be used for the entire billiard rooms (room) for efficient management. strengthen the management and monitoring capability.使用该产品可以对整个台球厅（室）进行高效的管理，加强了管理和监控能力。

9.And now we come to that example that we have mentioned before of the billiard balls, paradigm example of a matter of fact.现在我们来看下以前提到过有关台球的例子，那是关于物质事实的范例。

10.You know physical stuff is just extended inert stuff like billiard balls, stones, that just bashes into each other.大家都知道物理事物仅仅是延展的惰性罢了，像台球、石块那样彼此猛烈撞击。