Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Crunched trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Feet crunched in the deep snow.
They say, then they went straight down the placers of these reptiles, crunched under their feet.
Without answering she crunched and swallowed five Nibrole pills.
They crunched the same numbers and concluded that"legalizing abortion increased murder rates by around about 0.5 to 7 percent"(Lott and Whitely, 2001).
Once the numbers had been crunched, their hunch turned out to be spot on.
If you're crunched for time, one of the ways to measure that is to figure out how much energy a particular exercise expends in the time you actually do it.
They're simple and easy to prepare, especially when you're crunched for time or not feeling well.
Did they get crunched into oblivion along with your laptop?
One is American health-care consultants,who often need lots of numbers crunched and PowerPoint presentations drawn up.
If you're crunched for time, enjoy your soy milk with your morning cereal.
A backhand which sailed long gaveNadal the first set with the Spaniard having crunched 10 winners to Wawrinka's four while committing half the unforced errors.
This data is crunched and turned into an at-a-glance overview of your current training status.
What this means to the marketer is that acustomer's evaluation cycle is significantly crunched from a stage of multiple days or hours to a matter of minutes or seconds.
He and his team crunched the numbers and came up with a list of the top 10 magnet programs in HISD.
However, many other kinds of hard sugar candies, such as normal fruit lifesavers will give off avery dim flash in the visual spectrum if crunched and a nice bright flash in the ultra-violet spectrum.
But when the researchers crunched the numbers, they discovered invasive species do not fall into a single camp.
So then, most all hard sugar candy will emit anywhere from a very faint brief glow in the visible spectrum,to a relatively bright flash when crunched, depending on what other chemicals are also in the candy for the electrons to react with.
When Sharpe crunched the numbers, Turing's equations could account for the extra fingers Ros and her team were seeing.
I loved it for the soft pattering of snow against my window at night,for the way fresh snow crunched under my black rubber boots, for the warmth of the cast-iron stove as the wind screeched through the yards, the streets.
Thick dust crunched beneath their feet, and Harry's nose detected, underneath the dank and mildewed smell, something worse, like meat gone bad.
The vital breakthroughcame shortly afterwards though when Sock crunched two magnificent passing shots from well behind the baseline to leave Krajinovic stunned.
Adobe has crunched the numbers to put together a handy guide revealing the best days to buy different products, and also which products are more likely to run out on which days.
Beyond these big-picture parameters, none of the experts has really crunched the numbers to envision what daily life might be like in a no-growth world- though they agree that it's something people had better start thinking about.
When you're crunched for time or trying to multi-task, putting in the effort to slice an apple and find the almond butter in the back of the refrigerator isn't going to make the top spot on your priority list.
The Economist has crunched the numbers and found that, based on reasonable assumptions about these three variables, China could overtake America in the next decade.
When the scientists crunched the numbers, some interesting links began to reveal themselves, with increased exposure to air pollution correlating to a higher risk of miscarriage overall.
Morgan Stanley's analysts have crunched the numbers and concluded that, in the year ending June 2010, there could be a shortfall in demand on the order of $598 billion- about a third of projected new issuance.
Images supplied at 72dpi and crunched down to load fast on a website are going to reproduce very badly in print you can get away with small thumbnails but blowing things up to any appreciable size is going to be pushing your luck.
Pictures provided at 72dpi and crunched down to load quick on a web site are going to breed very badly in print you can get away with small thumbnails but blowing things as much as any considerable size is going to be pushing your luck.
The numbers crunched by Lawrence Whalley from the University of Aberdeen and Ian Deary from the University of Edinburgh show that someone with an IQ of 115 at age 11 was 21 percent more likely to be alive at the age of 76 than someone with an IQ of 100(the general average).