Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Rickety trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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She settled on to our rickety Ikea kitchen chairs like she was lowering herself into a coal mine.”.
Thousands of migrants seeking abetter life in Europe cast off from Libya on rickety boats, hoping to reach Italy.
It's the rickety truck powering an entire village's electricity, or the makeshift TV aerials fashioned from coat hangers.
Often run by temples, these are frequently just a rickety bamboo shack with a stove and a pipe of water on one side.
To reach it, one has to climb without any climbing ropes or harnesses,inching along narrow ledges and crossing a rickety makeshift bridge.
He had two mismatched turntables plus a rickety old reel-to-reel tape player and shelves packed with records he would collected over many years.
Declassified records show that, prior to the Second World War,British spy agencies were often more like rickety cars than luxury vehicles.
For visitors, a rickety tram ride through some of Hong Kong Island's busiest and most atmospheric streets is a uniquely charming way to get a feel for the city.
Despite its monumental stature, however, the Seven Countries Study, which was the basis for a cascade of subsequent papers by its original authors,was a rickety construction.
Like all platforms that sprung up in those early days,the exchange was rickety, and holes were often patched following feedback from Bitcointalk forum members.
The first step toward recognizing the qualities of natural mind is illustrated by an old story told by the Buddha,about a very poor man who lived in a rickety old shack.
It was reinforced by a customs union(Zollverein) in 1834 and the whole rickety structure lasted until it was dissolved into the German Reich by Bismarck in 1871.
The office buildings have been renovated and now house a museum with exhibits from the plant's heyday, including vintage typewriters, classic posters,rudimentary firefighting equipment and rickety delivery trucks.
However, for the 95-year-old hunched-back immigrant from Hue,who always bears an antiquated rickety camera in front of his chest, it is precisely this lake that has countenanced his family for three generations.
I would bought a slightly rickety £60 cargo trailer a few years ago for supermarket shops and had my doubts as to a whether it would carry everything and b if it would then survive two days of being bumped around muddy lanes.
Benaloh helped produce a National Academies of Science reportlast year that called for an urgent overhaul of the rickety U.S. election system, which Russian hackers infiltrated in 2016 in several states.
I would bought a slightly rickety £60 cargo trailer a few years ago for supermarket shops and had my doubts as to a whether it would carry everything and b if it would then survive two days of being bumped around muddy lanes.
If Trump fills the vacant seat with someone in the mold of the late Antonin Scalia,the new court will likely uphold what in my view is the rickety constitutional theory of union dues put forth by Samuel Alito in Knox v. SEIU.
Li Guilin teacher helps children to climb on one of the five rickety wooden stairs to get to school on a cliff height of 2800 m above sea level, in the district Gangluo, Sichuan Province, China.
According to the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok, the U.S. military has begun conducting maritime surveillance flights off the west coast of Malaysia, supporting efforts to search forthousands of migrants believed stranded at sea on rickety wooden boats.
Instead of a single investor betting all his money on a single rickety ship, the joint-stock company collected money from a large number of investors, each risking only a small portion of his capital.
Once people think(with or without good reason) that they have a serious chance of escaping death,the desire for life will refuse to go on pulling the rickety wagon of art, ideology and religion, and will sweep forward like an avalanche.
The little lavender-scented ladies,I like to call them… that stagger up their rickety staircases of the night… their lanterns held aloft when the lights got too bad for knitting by… and say to one another,"Ellen, where is our ship?"?
But in an interview published online late Tuesday, Suu Kyi dodged a direct question on whether the Rohingya-- who have triggered international outcry asthey flee the country on rickety boats in their thousands-- should be given citizenship.
Her return was made possible by the decision of the school's entirestaff to travel more than a thousand miles on a rickety school bus to lobby Langlands to drop his opposition to Schofield, whom he accused of mismanagement and overspending.
For the Hoangs and hundreds of thousands of their fellow South Vietnamese, it was the beginning of a decades-long nightmare- one that prompted one of the largest mass exoduses in modern history as political refugees fled,year after year, in rickety boats across the South China Sea.
Kim, who usually travels by armored train, does not share his father's aversion for flying, but distance still matters:it has been suggested that North Korea's rickety aircraft fleet is not equipped to make long-haul flights without refueling.
After the end of the Vietnam War, and after the North Vietnamese communist government unified the country, hundreds of thousands of South Vietnamese- many of whom fought alongside or cooperated with American forces- fled for safety,often boarding rickety boats to cross the South China Sea.
One Christmas the couple and“Otto” celebrated in a Brazilian jungle mud-hole, while at other times they found themselves negotiating 5,000 metre high passes in Bolivia, facing unending desert wastes on the way through Tenere in the heart of the Sahara orbeing ferried across jungle rivers on rickety rafts, all of which the G-Class took in its stride.