Examples of using Stirring in English and their translations into Chinese
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The first blush of humanism was just stirring the West's collective soul, and it received Byzantium's precious gift with enthusiasm.
He was agreeably surprised to see us stirring so soon and said he would gladly share our walk.
Then, stirring for 1 h, adding water and sodium carbonate solution, heating to 55-62° C, and keeping warm for 1 h.
Stories during the time, like the Charles Dickens novel Bleak House, included the phenomenon, stirring the fear.
Along with very real concerns and the ongoing danger brought by aftershocks, the government was also contending with false stories stirring fear on social media.
When a couple of hours had passed I heard something stirring in the Count's room, something like a sharp wail quickly suppressed;
Can a butterfly stirring the air in Beijing today transform storms in New York next month?
In the stirring documentary The Impossible Flight, we ride the roller coaster of challenges and triumphs that characterized Solar Impulse 2's epic journey.
Stirring the sediment can promote the continuous decomposition of the substrate and indirectly control the change of water quality.
New episodes will trickle out into early December, stirring shoppers for Baby Yoda merchandise during the holidays.
A life of stirring work and interest, a life of change and excitement, a life of domestic ease and love!
Butterfly stirring the air today in Peking can transform storm systems next month in New York”.
Then- I heard Gertrude stirring in her room, and the next moment she had thrown open the connecting door.
On a flag staff above a big building near the water, a half-masted flag hung idly in the faintly stirring air.
The types of statements such as those of some members of the DPP form part of the overall ongoing campaign stirring up hatred against Danish Muslims.
A butterfly stirring the air in Beijing might generate stormy weather the following month in New York.
Stirring from wind, much like a muscle contraction, allows gases to mix and reach important places like a termite nest or human blood.
The familiar notes of that stirring Irish air acted like magic,” wrote Samuel June Barrows, a reporter traveling with the regiment that summer.
Resentment is when you poke, stoke, feed, and fan the fire, stirring the flames and reliving the pain.
All such actions are endangering the foundations and sanctity of the compound, stirring religious emotions and destabilizing the situation.