1.The moon was bright, but clouds scudding across it kept throwing them into darkness.

月光很皎洁，但不断有云飘过来遮住月亮，使他们陷入一片黑暗。

2.'Bill had him on his back, and scudded like the wind.

“尔把他背在背上， 像风一样疾驰。机翻

3.With a sigh of thankfulness he swung to the ground beside the corral gate to count the goats as they scudded to shelter.

在羊群快速地跑到畜栏里面的时候，他感激地叹了口气，倒在了畜栏门旁边的地上，数着跑向畜栏里面羊群的数目。

4.But if you're flying through space in your spaceship, space is scudding past you.

但是如果你乘坐宇宙飞船在太空中飞行，太空你身边飞驰而过。机翻

5.Birds scudded from their roof, screeching.

鸟儿他们屋顶疾飞而过，发出尖叫声。

6.There was a breeze, and clouds were scudding across the sky, obscuring from time to time the half-moon.

微风拂过，乌云在天空中飞舞， 不时遮住半月。机翻

7.The boat scudded thus northward during the whole day, borne on by monstrous waves, preserving always, fortunately, a speed equal to theirs.

它前进的速度即使足马力的火车头还要快四倍的话，这种形容也还是保守的。

8.George whooped in their faces, turned and scudded away down the path to the pond, still clad in Mr. Beebe's hat.

乔治当着他们的面欢呼，转身沿着通往池塘的小路疾驰而去，他还戴着毕先生的帽子。机翻

9." STROMBOLI, " replied the little herdboy, slipping out of Hans' hands, and scudding into the plain across the olive trees.

“斯特龙博利， ” 小牧童回答道，汉斯手中溜走， 穿过橄榄树飞快地跑进平原。机翻

10.Seeing the boy scudding away at such a rapid pace, he very naturally concluded him to be the depredator; and shouting 'Stop thief!

见少年以如此迅猛的速度飞奔而去，他很自然地断定他是掠夺者。并大喊'停止小偷！机翻

11.They scudded along as if someone was chasing themand the wind howled round in such a mournful way that Anne felt quite frightened.

他们像有人在追他们一样哗啦啦地走着，风呼啸着，让安妮感到非常害怕。机翻

12.Then down thundered the ragged charging line towards the grandstand and past and away in a scud of hooves and flying earth and tanbark.

然后，参差不齐的冲锋线雷鸣般地朝看台冲去， 在马蹄和飞扬的泥土和牛皮的飞奔中飞驰而去。机翻

13.He again looked straight downwards, the wind and the water-dashes lifting his moustache, scudding up his cheeks, under his eyelids, and into his eyes.

他再次直视下方，风和水溅起他的小胡子，掠过他的脸颊，掠过他的眼睑，进入他的眼睛。机翻

14.And here are we scudding like lunatics before the wind, to get near to a monster that a hundred whales a day would not satisfy!

我们像疯子一样乘风而行，为了接近每天一百头鲸鱼都无法满足的怪物！机翻

15.A cold wind was blowing stiffly and the scudding clouds overhead were the deep gray of slate when Scarlett and Mammy stepped from the train in Atlanta the next afternoon.

第二天一早，思嘉和嬷嬷迎着寒风凛冽和彤云疾卷的阴沉天气在亚特兰大下了火车。

16." The red line has been crossed by Syrian President Bashar Assad.It's time to send a strong message to Bashar and to destroy scud missiles and the chemical weapons, which have been used by criminals to kill honest civilians."

叙利亚总统巴沙尔·阿萨德已经越过红线，是时候向巴沙尔发出强硬的信号了，时候毁灭飞毛腿导弹和化学武器了，罪犯使用这些武器来对付诚实的民众。”