stretched

1. 伸展：当我们在跳到slow而下降时(fall),若保持下降(fall),则刚刚制造出来的动能(momentum),将会消失掉,因此,在下降(fall)之后,应立即开始上升(rise),不过,此上升应伸展(stretched)并延伸(elongated)至下两步Quicks,就像儿时荡秋千一样,

2. 拉鬆：Loose 鬆的 | Stretched 拉鬆 | Puckering 容邹

3. 拉伸的：stretchability /拉伸性/ | stretched /拉伸的/ | stretchy /伸长的/有弹性的/容易伸长的/

4. 伸张了的：steel钢 | stretched伸张了的 | ST staining污染性

1. The frontier of this literature has been stretched by a fascinating new working paper by George Washington University's Tara Sinclair.

2. The Chinese version of the new Cadillac has been stretched about 4 inches.

3. Mohammed Taha's influence stretched across Gaza and into the West Bank, and the army said all of his five sons are active members of Hamas.

4. The surge in consumption has stretched world production capacity and helped drive oil prices to record highs.

5. He stretched out his hands at her, begging for spare change.

6. Recent governments have stretched the constitutional constraints, and debate over revising the pacifist clause is heating up.

7. Discovery's previous delays - which have stretched over month - were caused by hydrogen gas valves in the shuttle engine compartment.

8. The already tightened supply was further stretched by disrupted transportation, which was also caused by continuous snow and sleet over much of China.

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9. But she was unable to convert the four set points she earned in a lengthy game that stretched to six deuces.

10. With seven minutes left Pennant escaped down the right and stretched every sinew to cross only for van Persie to hook over the bar.

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