英语词汇“tin-can”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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That may endanger the children, for when they paddle they may step on the sharp edge of a tincan.
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At 70 miles an hour, a mini can be a dangerous motorised tincan.
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The company is brought along in a small tincan, the production is put on the lamp, and there is an end of their trouble.
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Someone goes rock climbing, puts a hand into a crevice, finds a rusty tincan, and gets a nasty cut.
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It seems to me that this curious procedure is like a tincan tied to railway development.
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I know he is quite right: tincan be mined out of the side of a hill.
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They can carry the whole production about in a tincan.
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We have only to give a good rattle at the old tincan and out we go.
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The viewer is not remotely concerned whether his television comes by satellite, terrestrial broadcasting or cable or down a piece of string with a tincan on the end.
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Whether the tea is to come out of a tincan or a butcher's shop, it is still a mystery how it can be provided for this price.
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A little further down the street, someone came out from another door and hurled a tincan at us—mercifully, from a considerable range, as it exploded.
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I would not attempt to speak on behalf of the so-called motorist, who is usually an ordinary private citizen in a particularly tigerish guise inside his tincan.
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It is one of the virtues of the tincan that if it is buried it disintegrates in a few years, but much labour has to go in burying it.
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She accosts a local priest, and convinces him to wed them for ten shillings and a tincan.
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