going under

英 [ˈɡəʊɪŋ ˈʌndə(r)]

美 [ˈɡoʊɪŋ ˈʌndər]

网络  重装上阵; 赴汤蹈火; 乌龙潜艇; 手术进行; 情欲千里难别天

双语例句

• Peter hates his nose so much that he's seriously considering going under the knife to have it made smaller.
  彼得很不喜欢自己的鼻子，他甚至认真考虑要动手术弄小一点。
• Let me see what's going on under your hood here.
  让我瞧瞧你的车出了什么问题。
• Today, let us take a boat going under the name miss those manual era of simple life.
  今天，让我们以一个端午的名义去怀念那些手工时代质朴的生活。
• Last year, 20 per cent of women aged 19 to 49 in the capital city of Seoul admitted to going under the knife.
  去年，首都首尔20%的19至49岁女性都承认自己曾动过刀。
• The cost of going under Yang` s knife ranges from$ 290 for eyelid reconstruction to$ 7,300 for breast implants, and the operations aren` t without risk.
  杨云霞医生做手术的费用从290美元的割双眼皮到7300美元的隆胸不等，而且手术也并非没有风险。
• Which one's going under the knife so I can get out of here?
  哪个得挨刀子好让我出去？
• The problem developed when we realized the dog was reacted to the signal of her stepping forward and not the hands going under the chin.
  问题也来了，我们认识到狗儿是对靠近它几步这个信号作出反应，而不是把把手放在下巴下方。
• This bodes ill for China's panel survivors who should otherwise benefit from their competitors going under.
  这对中国幸存的面板制造商来说不是什么好兆头。如果价格不跌，这些公司本可以因竞争对手的破产而受益。
• Why are you going under the name of bill Carson now?
  为什么你现在用比尔。卡森这个名字？
• Why are they going under my bed?
  为什么要放我床下？