She uses a variety of different colours and textures in her wall hangings.
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3. 活动的悬挂系统使汽车行驶起来非常平稳。
The active suspension system gives the car a very smooth ride.
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4. 一个写着“世界和平”的圣诞花环悬挂在饭店的门上。
A Christmas wreath exclaiming PEACE ON EARTH hangs on the restaurant door.
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5. 有些动物的尾巴用来悬挂自己。
Some animals hang by their tails.
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6. 它们悬挂在树枝上或洞穴的天花板上。
They hang from a branch of a tree or the ceiling of a cave.
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7. 在我们的上方悬挂着一盏灯。
A lamp hung over us.
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8. 它正好悬挂在山崖上方。
It just hung over the cliff.
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9. 猴子靠尾巴悬挂起来。
Monkeys hang by their tails.
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10. 这些蜘蛛结成很大的网，雌性蜘蛛在上面用成百上千的卵悬挂茧。
These spiders spin large webs in which females suspend a cocoon with hundreds of eggs.
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11. 我们没有厨房储物柜，所以我们的饼干放在悬挂毛巾下面的饭盒里。
We don't have kitchen lockers, so our cookies are in the tub under the hanging towel.
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12. 通过在墙上悬挂吸音板，Sabine减少了足够的回声，使大厅可用。
By hanging panels of sound absorbing felt on the walls, Sabine reduced the echo enough to make the hall usable.
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13. 他们在水平立柱的顶端正上方安装了一个帐篷状的脚手架，在脚手架的顶端悬挂滑轮。
They rigged up a tent-shaped scaffold directly above the tip of the horizontal column, with pulleys suspended from the scaffold's apex.
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14. 在全世界的注视下，现场的500名消防员奋力阻止大火蔓延到两座悬挂着大教堂钟的主塔。
While the world looked on, the 500 firefighters at the scene then battled to prevent the flames from reaching the two main towers, where the cathedral bells hang.
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15. 只有当船体从升降架上自由悬挂，脱离海床和周围泥浆的吸力作用时，打捞工作才进入第二阶段。
It was only when the hull was hanging freely from the lifting frame, clear of the seabed and the suction effect of the surrounding mud, that the salvage operation progressed to the second stage.
In fact, in some pagoda designs, it does not even rest on the ground, but is suspended from the top of the pagoda—hanging loosely down through the middle of the building.
Aeroponics, a technique in which plants are suspended and the roots misted with a nutrient solution, is another method for growing plants without soil.
Necktie knockers argue that a piece of fabric dangling under your chin – a trend that dates back to the 17th century – is just a pointless piece of decoration.
