1.It spoils the flavour o' the chine, to my thinking.

在我看来，它破坏了中国风味。机翻

2.There was Etta's long blue crepe de chine evening dress and some white pumps and a rhinestone tiara for her hair.

有 Etta 蓝色双绉长晚礼服和几双白色浅口鞋， 头发上钻头饰。机翻

3.The cold veal, the fresh lettuces, and the stuffed chine might well look tempting to hungry men who had dined at half-past twelve o'clock.

冷小牛肉、新鲜生和酿肉馅对十二点半吃过饭饥肠人来说可能很诱人。机翻

4." What a time that gell is drawing th' ale, to be sure" ! said Mrs. Poyser, when she was dispensing her slices of stuffed chine.

“可以肯定是，凝胶正在吸取麦芽酒时间真是太棒了”！波伊瑟太太说，当她在分发她酿肉片时。机翻

5.Every flitch, every eye- piece, and every chine is buried under the walling; and I fed them pigs with my own hands, Master Swithin, little thinking they would come to this end.

每个护板、每个目镜和每个脊柱都埋在墙下； 我亲手给他们喂猪， 斯威辛大师， 没想到他们会走到这一步。机翻