淤积 | yū jī | to silt up; silt; sediment; ooze; slurry | |
淤泥 | yū ní | silt; sludge; ooze | |
淤塞 | yū sè | choked with silt; silted up | |
出淤泥而不染 | chū yū ní ér bù rǎn | lit. to grow out of the mud unsullied (idiom); fig. to be principled and incorruptible | |
淤滞 | yū zhì | silted up; obstructed by silt; variant of 瘀滞 |
1 | The bruises look even worse than they didyesterday. Some of them are greenish. | |
2 | Apparently he had fallen down a set of stairs and was covered in scrapes and bruises, so I took him back to my apartment to clean him up. | |
3 | They have binders of school records and police reports, along with photos documenting the bruises and black eyes. | |
4 | Through the pass-through window into the kitchen, three line cooks, one with stitches along his upper lip, are watching Marla and me and whispering with their three bruised heads together. | |
5 | 2002年,当在白宫观看一场橄榄球比赛时,小布什突然被一小块法式脆饼干噎到,并从长沙发上摔了下来。这张照片中小布什脸上展现出的淤青就是那时留下的。 While watching a football game at the White House in 2002, Bush choked on a pretzel and fell off his couch, leading to the bruises seen in this photo. |