punctured

动词在（某物）上穿孔( puncture的过去式和过去分词 ); 刺穿（某物）; 削弱（某人的傲气、信心等）; 泄某人的气

1. 扎伤：烧坏 burn out | 扎伤 punctured | 超标 out of limits

2. 被剌破的：disordered 混乱的 | sheltered 蔽阴的 | punctured 被剌破的

1. A resident of Beijing's Daxing district spent 22 nights in his car to catch the culprit who regularly punctured his vehicle's tires.

2. A fire ensued after a gas pipe was accidentally punctured by a drill during maintenance on fire control facilities.

3. punctured

3. Two passenger buses and a car traveling southward collided while attempting to dodge a stationary van with a punctured tire in the tunnel.

4. While some Chinese can convert it into motivation, others just lose their endurance like a punctured balloon.

5. punctured的意思

5. A boy with a baby face and a nice smile, he bears a scar from the ghastly goring that nearly punctured his heart in Mexico.

6. Plunging home prices and rising defaults have punctured mortgage securities, forcing lenders to conserve cash.

7. punctured的意思

7. Doctors later told the family that his little skull had been punctured through to his brain in two places.

8. Liao died in hospital after a piece of glass punctured his chest.

9. He said a dock worker punctured a container as he was unloading barrels of the chemical.

10. Officials had earlier said nine containers were punctured, but Jones said he was not sure exactly how many were damaged.

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