There are downward strokes and sideward strokes.

有向下的刻，也有横向的刻。

They only become eyes when a shadow falls over that passage in the head.

只有当那道刻处于阴影中时眼睛才显现。

It is possible that there is a definite relation between these paintings and the markings that sometimes accompany them.

有时，这种图画与墙壁的刻共存，它们之间可能有一定的联系。

If your bread isn't scored deeply enough, the gas can't escape and you'll be left with holey bread.

如果面包的刻不够深，气体就无法排出，面包里就会有一个大洞。

These massive sheets of ice gouged deep scars in the landscape, leaving behind a legacy carved in stone.

这些巨大的冰层在凿出深深的疤，岩石的刻就是它们的遗迹。

If they pulled the skewer out the way it went in, the notched tip could rip an artery open.

如果他们按照尖杆刺进来的方式把它拔出来，尖端的刻可能会将动脉撕开。

Dr. Ebersole pointed to a computer screen; it revealed the skewer had a notch in the shaft near the point.

埃伯索尔医生指着电脑屏幕说，画面显示在尖杆尖端附近的柄有一个刻。

Forever lost is what its notches, grouped in fives, actually marked.

丢失的是它的刻，分为五个，实际标记。

If you drop one of these, they will be irrevocably scuffed, marked, nicked, damaged or even shattered.

如果您掉落其中一个，它们将不可避免被磨损、标记、 刻、 损坏甚至破碎。

Before there were books, ancient civilizations would record things by notches on bones or rocks or what have you.

在有书之前，古代文明会通过骨头或岩石的刻来记录事物。

" To add a notch" (notch) to something is to make a mark, usually in a piece of wood.

“To add a notch” （刻）就是在某物做记号，通常是在一块木头。

These were not just random markings but held deep meanings, acting as a form of communication among the forest's inhabitants.

这些并非随意的刻， 而是蕴含着深刻含义，成为森林居民之间交流的一种形式。

They discussed pushing the skewer through the back of Xavier's head to expose the notched end and cut it off before pulling the whole thing out through the front.

他们探讨了将尖杆刺过泽维尔的后脑勺的做法，目的是将有刻的一端暴露出来，把它剪掉，然后再把尖杆从前面拔出来。

He comforted himself by studying the nick he had left in the pale tabby's ear when Longtail had taunted him on his first day in the camp.

当长尾在营的第一天嘲笑他时，他通过研究他在苍白虎斑猫耳朵留下的刻来安慰自己。

There were a couple of long, old, rickety desks, cut and notched, and inked and damaged in every possible way; two or three forms, a detached desk for Squeers, and another for his assistant.

两张狭长颓旧的桌子摆在那里，看起来摇摇晃晃，桌布满凹槽刻，桌面墨迹斑斑，难以想象的破损模样。单独摆放的那张是斯格威尔的桌子，另一张是他的助手的。

So he kept his one useful eye carefully on the wool, and counted it by the notches on his tally stick—another bale—another notch—thirty-five, thirty-six, thirty-seven; he hoped the number would come right at the finish.

因此，他用一只有用的眼睛仔细盯着羊毛，并根据他的理货棒的刻数了数——又一包——又一刻——三十五、三十六、三十七；他希望这个数字能在结束时出现。

When the big men, romping and swearing a moment before, hand across their sixpence, and stand before him, they are suddenly serious, dumb, timid, almost blushing as the Professor's quick hand notches the printed card.

刚才嬉戏骂骂咧咧的大个子，递过他们的六便士，站在他面前时，他们突然变得严肃、沉默、胆怯，当教授敏捷的手在印刷的卡片划出刻时，他们几乎脸红了。

This little nick tricks the cell into replacing the nonedited G with an A as it remakes the nicked strand, thereby completing the conversion of what used to be a C-G base pair into a stable T-A base pair.

这个小缺口欺骗细胞用A替换未经编辑的G，因为它重新制造了刻链，从而完成了以前的C-G碱基对到稳定的T-A碱基对的转换。