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- an empty stretch of highway. 一段空荡的高速公路
- In reality there was nothing in front of him but an empty stretch of ground, sloping downhill and covered with fog. 真的，前面除了空旷的被浓雾遮蔽的、向前倾斜的地段而外，什么也望不见。
- An empty stretch of time in which there was nothing to say approached like a white torrent of rushing water heading toward a car driven at full throttle.He stood watching in panic with no place to escape. 一片无话可说的空白时间，像白漫漫一片水，直向开足马达的汽车迎上来，望着发急而又无处躲避。
- It's still not clear what caused the wreck on a curvy stretch of highway. 到底是什么引起这公路大拐弯处的惨案至今还未清楚。
- As they approached it and got onto the final stretch of highway, they saw a sign saying "Disney World left". 当他们即将到达迪士尼乐园，正从高速公路上下来的时候，他们看见一个路标，写着“往左迪士尼。”
- The fear of being stranded on a lonely stretch of highway is lessened when you carry a duct tape. 只要你备有管道胶带，对在公路的偏僻路段上束手无策的担心就会少多了。
- There were long stretches where the vast stretches of unoccupied blue seats in Gund Arena reminded observers of an empty swimming pool. 有很长一段时间在广阔的蓝色席位冈德体育馆稀稀疏疏坐着一些人。
- An empty stomach is not a good political adviser. 空肚子不是政治上的好顾问。
- All that remained of the building after the fire was an empty shell. 一场大火过后，这座建筑剩下的只是一个空壳。
- The place used to be a stretch of barren land. 早先这里是一片不毛之地。
- He has an empty purse, but a free heart. 他身上没有钱，但心里无忧无虑。
- OAKLAND, California (AP) -- A gasoline tanker crashed and burst into flames near the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge on Sunday, creating such intense heat that a stretch of highway melted and collapsed. 周日，在三番市奥克兰湾桥附近，一个油罐车冲出了大桥并产生了爆炸，产生的热流使得一段高速公里融化并倒塌。
- An element of formats is an empty string. formats的一个元素是空字符串。
- The lorry skidded on a stretch of black ice. 货车在薄冰路面上打滑。
- It's not good to drink on an empty stomach. 空腹喝酒不好。
- Use an empty crate as a makeshift for a table. 用空板条箱权充桌子。
- He didn't want to retire and lead an empty life. 他不想退休过空虚的生活。
- She crumbled an empty snail shell in her fingers. 她用手指捏碎了一个空蜗牛壳。
- This medicine must be taken on an empty stomach. 这种药必须空腹服用。
- With a stretch of his arm, he reached the shelf. 他伸出手臂，够著了那个架子。
