bladed造句

Loose, short-bladed or straight shoulders must be faulted.

It is both a fiery bladed weapon, and pyromancy flame.

A heavy, broad-bladed knife or hatchet used especially by butchers.

Yes, under the globalization context, boycotting is sort of a double-bladed sword.

A large spoon or ice-cream 1. scoop, a thin bladed knife and some newspaper will get you started.

A tool with a bladed usually heavy head mounted crosswise on a handle used for felling trees or chopping wood.

Red eyes gleaming, Mad Henry drew a silver-bladed knife and casually cut the bridegroom's throat from ear to ear.

Number 8. BELL UH-1 IROQUOIS (HUEY) is a military helicopter powered by a single turboshaft engine, with a two-bladed main rotor and tail rotor.

High rise buildings appear like a double bladed sward: it is valuable in saving land, but potentially dangerous in damaging human being's residential environment.

He brandishes a green-bladed lightsaber, though he has been known to have access to a veritable arsenal of personal weaponry.

The first five blows were delivered by a bladed weapon to the left-hand side of his head, presumably by a right-handed opponent standing in front of him.

And this was all before the tricky stuff, when chocolate was cut into fans with a fine-bladed knife, or the final swirl of mango coulis was licked on with a paintbrush.

Using a trim stick or another suitable wide flat-bladed tool, pry gently at the lower edge of the rear washer nozzle to release the snap clips that secure it to the liftgate outer panel.

It is powered by two jet-turbine engines which operate both the five-bladed main rotor and, through a gearbox and shafts, a pair of propellers on two short wings.