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- A strip of material, as of ribbon or leather, or a metal clamp, that is placed between the pages of a book to mark the reader's place. 标签一束如带子、皮革或金属压板等物质的长条，放在书页之间以标志读者读到的地方
- There is a strip of garden behind his house. 他房子后面有一小块狭长形的园地。
- The joiner nailed a strip of wood on the door. 木匠把一块木条钉在门上。
- A strip of flexible wood used for making baskets. 用来编织篮子的剖开的细长木条
- A strip of material such as gauze used to protect, immobilize, compress, or support a wound or injured body part. 绷带由纱布等材料做成的条带,用来保护、固定、压迫或支撑伤口或受伤的肢体。
- A strip of material, usually wood, with one molded edge placed flush against the inner part of a door or window frame. 密封条一片材料（常为木料），磨制过的一边严密地置于门框、窗框内，使门窗打不开
- A strip of material,as of ribbon or leather,or a metal clamp,that is placed between the pages of a book to mark the reader's place. 标签，一束如带子、皮革或金属压板等物质的长条，放在书页之间以标志读者读到的地方。
- For photographic measurement purposes, a strip of material having a transparency which varies in steps along its length is often used. 在摄影测量中，经常用到一种测试条，它的透明度沿长度方向逐级变化。
- A strip of land facing or running along a beach. 海滩线面对或沿着海滩伸展的一个长条地带
- A strip of ground was carefully selected. 仔细地选择一块地。
- The runway is simply a strip of grass. 所谓跑道不过是一长条草地而已。
- The room was bare,apart from a strip of carpet. 除了一长条的毛毯，这个房间里空空的，什么都没有。
- A strip of cloth worn around the loins. 缠腰布绕在腰部周围的一块布。
- The room was bare, apart from a strip of carpet. 除了一长条的毛毯，这个房间里空空的，什么都没有。
- Taping Pasting a strip of material such as paper, cloth, etc. To the back or binding edge of a book to add strength and improve appearance. Also called Stripping. 在书本或部册的背部或订口,贴上纸,布或其他物料的长条,并包裱着前后部分,以增加耐用程度和外观。参阅上文。
- Strips of material used in this process. 板条此过程中使用的条状材料
- a strip of material to cover the joint of a door or window to exclude the cold. 盖在门窗缝上遮挡风雨的木条。
- The war is caused by a dispute over the annexe of a strip of land. 该战争由对一块狭长土地霸占的争议所引起。
- We test the liquid for acidity with a strip of litmus paper. 我们用一条石蕊试纸来试验这液体是不是酸性的。
- There is a strip of sand between the cliffs and the sea. 峭壁和大海之间有块狭长的沙地。
