sentinels

英 [ˈsɛntɪnlz]

美 [ˈsɛntənəlz]

n.  哨兵
sentinel的复数

柯林斯词典

• 哨兵;卫兵;岗哨
  Asentinelis a sentry.

双语例句

• Before T cells are sent into battle, these sentinels of the immune system must complete a rigorous educational process.
  在T细胞被送到战斗之前，这些免疫系统尖兵必须完成严格的学习过程。
• Although Malfurion tried to stop her, she led her Sentinels into the prison.
  尽管玛法里奥试图阻止她，她带领着她的进入监狱。
• Two sentinels had fallen back, and had come in almost at the same moment as Gavroche.
  两个哨兵也折回来了，几乎是和伽弗洛什同时到达的。
• Sentinels are important as a first alert, the experts agree, but they are no substitute for detailed investigation.
  专家们认同哨兵作为预先警报是很重要的，但是它们决不能代替详细的调查研究。
• Unplug Hanage equal to dismiss the door guarded by sentinels respiratory tract, dust, bacteria can enter the body unhindered, causing human illness.
  拔掉鼻毛等于撤掉把守呼吸道大门的哨兵，灰尘、细菌可畅通无阻地进入人体，引起人体生病。
• And most important, in our skin, where they lie in wait as stealthy sentinels should microbes breach the leathery fortress of our epidermis.
  最重要的，它们就在皮肤里，静静守候一如秘密岗哨，等待微生物穿越表皮这层堡垒。
• They made indifferent sentinels, for in many places their ranks had been broken by the rhubarb plant, and they lay with crumpled heads and listless stems, making a pathway for the rabbits.
  它们是些很差劲的步哨，因为在好些地方，它们的队伍被大黄草突破，就耷拉脑袋，没精打采地伸着躯于，成了野兔出没的处所。
• Beyond one of the sentinels nobody was in sight; the railroad ran straight away into a forest for a hundred yards, then, curving, was lost to view.
  桥的一端，桥头哨兵的身外，看不到任何人的踪影；铁道线平直地向外延伸，进入森林百米的深处，然后转个弯，消逝于视线之中。
• They disarmed isolated sentinels and National Guardsmen in the streets on their way to the Townhall.
  街上单独的哨兵和回到区公所去的国民自卫军被人解除了武装。
• He seemed to be drifting in thought, and many of the Sentinels looked at one another, especially the Humans.
  他看起来有点心不在焉，许多哨兵成员面面相觑，尤其是人类。