drifting

形容词漂流的，飘动的

动词漂泊; 漂( drift的现在分词 ); 吹积; 浮现

1. 漂流：笔者一向偏爱恩雅的纯音乐作品,可惜这次的纯音乐只有<<漂流>>(Drifting)一首,乐曲以钢琴作引导,不过琴键只是一次次缓慢的敲击,随后,弦乐尤其是大提琴声逶迤而至,它摇曳不定,带些温柔,却又有点苦涩,乐声恍惚中,

2. 漂流(选自<<心之物语>：12.Juscany 图斯卡尼(选自<<理想国度>>) | 13.Drifting 漂流(选自<<心之物语>>) | 14.Go Gently 潺潺轻泻(新作)

1. Spring is traditionally a season when the sky is clouded over by drifting sands in the country's north and northwest parts.

2. " Drifting " in this context depicts not only the illustration of space and time but also life and presents a solution to approaching urban solitude.

3. A man stands with one foot on a piece of drifting bamboo.

4. drifting的翻译

4. The best time to try drifting is after a heavy rain, when the water yield becomes great and the water rushes fast.

5. The expat tide began drifting back to China this week following the annual exodus for the festive season.

6. drifting在线翻译

6. Their main trunks lean close to the cliffs, but all the branches reach toward the valley filled with drifting mists.

7. Half the mothers breast or bottle feed the baby to sleep, 40% use cuddling and 10% allow drifting off in front of the television.

8. When the dam of Guanting reservoir draws off water, tourists can go drifting for 10 kilometers down the Yongding River.

9. Part of the ceremony's appeal is the beauty of the lanterns slowly drifting off in the water as the sun sets in the horizon.

10. drifting的意思

10. I am concerned that mutual perceptions between the people of China and the West are quickly drifting in opposite directions.

noun

adj