过渡 | guò dù | to cross over (by ferry); transition; interim; caretaker (administration) | |
偷渡 | tōu dù | illegal immigration; to stowaway (on a ship); to steal across the international border; to run a blockade | |
引渡 | yǐn dù | to extradite | |
渡口 | dù kǒu | ferry crossing | |
渡船 | dù chuán | ferry |
1 | Not only did no professionals come to help Watanabe those first few minutes, there was no sign of them the first day. | |
2 | I met the boatman who then took me across the ferry. | |
3 | He invited my family to spend the weekend with his family at their villa. | |
4 | And, as you might like to try the thing yourself, some winter day, I will tell you how the Dodo managed it. | |
5 | His advice to Purdue: Look for evidence that the changes in radioactive decay on Earth vary with the rotation of the sun. |