deck of cards
英 [dek ɒv kɑːdz]
美 [dek əv kɑːrdz]
网络 一副牌
英英释义
noun
- a pack of 52 playing cards
双语例句
- He took out his deck of cards and shuffled them.
他拿出一副纸牌，并开始洗牌。 - Effect: After mixing the deck of cards, the performer asks a spectator to cut the deck that is in his left hand.
影响∶在混合卡片的甲板之后，作秀者要一位观众翻牌决定在他的左手里。 - After bathing, he flew around the room to dry himself. The air passing through his wet feathers produced a sound like a deck of cards being shuffled.
洗后，为了吹干羽毛，它在屋里转圈飞了起来，潮湿的羽翅舞动生风，发出犹如洗纸牌般的清脆声。 - Not bad for a device that when it was introduced cost$ 399, was about the size of a deck of cards, and was thought by many to be at best a niche product.
当初这个电子设备推出来的时候才卖399美金，大小就和一副扑克牌差不多，很多人认为这又是一个过渡产品。 - It's really easy to make everybody happy in a hot summer afternoon here, find a fresh place, a table, a deck of cards and something to drink.
一张桌子，一副扑克牌，一些饮料，邀邻居和小孩子一起，就能让所有人在炎夏的午后同乐。 - Divide a deck of cards into two parts to make selection difficult.
把一幅纸牌分成两部分进行艰难的选择。 - The modern deck of cards as we know it was invented in1480.
现代扑克发明于1480年，用秒来算的话，就有秒。 - May I have a deck of playing cards?
可不能给我一副扑克牌？ - What would you build if you only had the following items at your disposal: a deck of cards, an elevator, a sharp knife, a mile of string, a mirror, whatever you have in your pockets or bag right now.
一副牌，一个升降机，一把锋利的刀子，一英里的绳子，一面镜子，还有你现在口袋里或者包里的东西，无论它是什么。 - The division of a deck of cards before dealing.
在交易以前一副牌的分派。