inch

n.  英寸(长度单位，等于2.54厘米，1英尺等于12英寸); 少量; 短距离
v.  (使朝某方向)谨慎移动

过去式：inched　 过去分词：inched　 现在分词：inching　 复数：inches　 第三人称单数：inches

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双语例句

• Every inch of shelf space was crammed with books
  书架上全都塞满了书。
• Now, every square inch of land is utilized.
  现在连巴掌大的地方都利用上了。
• An ambulance inched its way through the crowd.
  救护车在人群中缓慢前进。
• If you feel that you're right, stick to your guns, and don't let anyone persuade you to budge an inch.
  如果你认为自己是正确的，就坚持己见，别让人使你动摇分毫。
• The scale is an inch to the mile.
  比例是用一吋代表一哩。
• There was not one inch of soil that was not under the plough.
  没有一寸土地未被开垦成耕地。
• We request that every inch of land should be cultivated.
  我们要求每一寸土地得到耕种。
• An eight-week-old embryo is only an inch long
  8星期大的胚胎只有一英寸长。
• He was within an inch of drowning.
  他险些淹死。
• There was hardly a spare inch of space to be found.
  几乎找不到一丁点空余的地方。