§ permanent
§ stable
§ 固定的
§ Temporary
§ Actually, you have: I’m talking about demands that we make all of the Bush tax cuts, not just those for the middle class, permanent.
§ derrick
§ 钻塔
§ “And picture that paper over there as the bad guy.” He nods at an assignment on his desk at the Derrick Thomas Academy charter school in Kansas City, Missouri.
§ drilling pipe
§ 钻杆
§ Despite early hopes that the oil spill could be minimized, the rig's fractured drilling pipe is currently leaking 42, 000 gal. of crude a day.
§ portable
§ 便携的
§ The controlling hardware is a tablet computer with buttons on the side, something like a portable games machine, and most people can get the hang of it in a couple of days.
§ dismantled
§ take…into apart
§ 拆卸
§ Assemble
§ Slowly but surely the Wall would be dismantled, as people made off with their very special souvenirs.
§ spout
§ 液流
§ n some countries teapots are fitted with little dangling baskets under the spout to catch the stray leaves, which are supposed to be harmful.
§ gusher
§ 涌流
§ Last year's Gulf of Mexico oil spill was but one blowout amid a gusher of corporate misdeeds, according to this exposé of the British oil giant.
§ pump
§ 抽送
§ But this mindset is changing as more people swap the pump for the plug when they run out of juice.
§ adjacent
§ adjoining
§ 毗邻的
§ Sometimes some acquaintances of the sports players are popular too because their house are adjacent to the players.
§ refinery
§ 炼油厂
§ Those levels of emissions could increase the cancer risk to refinery employees and the public, she says.
§ petrochemical
§ 石油化工产品
§ " since a forest of petrochemical facilities and industrial sprawl lines the freeways and railways in the northern part of the state near New York.
§ hostile
§ 恶劣的
§ But “the hostile part can be mobilized from time to time,” by what he calls “anti-immigrant entrepreneurs.
§ platform
§ 平台
§ If you have no fixed platform dependencies, I recommend that you try out both and see which one better suits your needs.