streamer

• n. 彩色纸带；饰带；长旗；横幅
• n. (Streamer)人名；(英)斯特里默

1. light that streams;

"streamers of flames"

2. a newspaper headline that runs across the full page

3. a long flag; often tapering

4. long strip of cloth for decoration or advertising

I would go by streamer but that I am a poor sailor.

要不是我晕船,我就会坐船去了.

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Retrieves an image list streamer for persisting images.

为保持图像检索图像列表流转化器.

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The streamer theory is used to analyze the dielectric strength during circuit breaking.

应用流注理论对断路器开断过程中的介质强度进行了计算分析.

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The streamer has been captured in running the blockade.

轮船在偷越封锁线时被截获.

《现代汉英综合大词典》

That streamer was as good as a satellite electrifying all China.

这条横幅也恰如卫星初次升空那样之美好,使全中国为之惊喜不已.

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Black Feather,'streamer gun Road ', it is a time to use rules.

黑羽地‘流光枪道 ’, 正是时间法则地一种运用.

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This type of cable is generally referred to as a streamer.

这种电缆一般称为拖缆.

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Would you like a streamer and amplifier?

你们要横幅和扩音器 吗 ?

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When towing a streamer a seismic ship must avoid stopping, making sharp turns.

当船拖曳拖缆时,应避免停驶, 不作急转弯.

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Nine ridge in the first four sets of ten animals, unique design, color overflow streamer.

九脊十兽四套头, 设计独特, 溢彩流光.

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Cast well upstream to allow the streamer to sink to the desired level.

抛投至上游使饰带毛勾下沉至理想泳层.

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Streamer all the sweat and exhausted all to stop Do not let the body.

流光所有汗水,用尽所有力气,别让身体停下.

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A small pennon, flag, or streamer borne on a lance.

他那矛枪上扎着一面小三角旗, 在强劲的东风中飘动.

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stream,流动，漂动，-er,表物。

1. The streamer has been captured in running the blockade.

轮船在偷越封锁线时被截获.

来自《现代汉英综合大词典》

2. Do not use a bit-image method of backup (like a tape streamer), because this will copy the virus.

不要使用位元影像的方法（如磁带机）备份，因为这样会将病毒一起拷贝下来。

来自柯林斯例句

3. This type of cable is generally referred to as a streamer.

这种电缆一般称为拖缆.

来自辞典例句

4. When towing a streamer a seismic ship must avoid stopping, making sharp turns.

当船拖曳拖缆时,应避免停驶, 不作急转弯.

来自辞典例句

5. I would go by streamer but that I am a poor sailor.

要不是我晕船,我就会坐船去了.

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streamer (n.)

"flag that streams in the air," late 13c., agent noun from stream (v.).