1、navigating

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navigating中文意思翻译

常用释义：航行

v.航行，操纵（navigate的现在分词形式）

adj.航行的，航行中

navigating双语使用场景

1、It could, like the modern-day albatross, glide by navigating through thermals but was also fully capable of powered flight.───它有可能跟现代信天翁一样靠热感应指引方向滑翔，但要全力飞翔还得借助动力。

2、I needed help navigating these unfamiliar environments, and I sought it out from a variety of sources.───我对这些领域都不熟悉，急需有人帮我指明方向，于是我向许多资源寻求帮助。

3、Navigating the streets can be exhausting.───街上穿行可能会让人筋疲力尽。

4、The lack of spell-check when searching for apps is just a minor reason why navigating the Android Market can be so frustrating.───搜索应用时缺乏检查拼写，这只是AndroidMarket的导航让人郁闷的一个次要原因。

5、So you see, we're navigating the web for the first time as if it's actually a web, not page to page, but at a higher level of abstraction.───所以你看，这是我们第一次在网络上遨游仿佛的确是一张网，不仅一页一页的。而且是在更高的抽象层次上的网。

6、Beware of dangerous depth charges and naval mines while you're navigating your submarine across the sea and prepare for the next attack!───提防危险深度费用和海军的地雷，当你驾驭你的潜艇横渡大海，准备下一次进攻！

7、Captain Cook was responsible for safely navigating his ship without accident for 100 voyages.───库克船长负责了安全导航他的船，百次航行无事故。

8、It is no longer necessary to open System Preferences, navigating to the Energy Saver pane and selecting the Options item.───它不再需要开放系统的喜好，航行到节能版选拔办法。

9、She is a beacon of hope for women navigating the darkest passage of their lives.───她是个指引女性们穿越她们生活最黑暗时光的希望的灯塔。

navigating相似词语短语

1、castigating───vt.严惩；苛评；矫正；修订

2、navigations───n.航行；航海

3、levigating───n.磨细；澄出；v.捻成细粉；挑选（levigate的现在分词）

4、navigational───adj.航行的，航运的

5、cavitating───v.在……成穴；形成空洞；成泡（cavitate的现在分词）

6、navigation───n.航行；航海

7、aviating───vi.飞行；驾驶飞机；vt.用飞机飞行

8、fatigating───加脂

9、gravitating───n.用油泵使油舱内的油因油压差而移动的方法；重力吸引；v.受吸引（gravitate的ing形式）

2、Mine原著小说？

书名：Mine!

作者：Shutta Crum and Patrice Barton

出版社：Knopf Books for Young Readers

出版年份：2011-6-14

页数：32

内容简介：

Have you ever had a toy you really really liked? Have you ever had a lot of toys you really really liked?Have you ever said "MINE!"?

作者简介：

It's always difficult to introduce myself, and "What do you do?" is a hard question to answer. I do so many things! I'm a children's author and a poet. But I'm also a lecturer, a teacher, a mother, a grandmother, a retired librarian, an educator, a Kentuckian and a Michigander, as well as someone who is intoxicated by color and 3-d doodling. (I make quilts, do mosaics, and glue together strange things I find, when I'm not writing.)

Where to start? I think the beginning is best, for storytelling was in my family's blood long before I was born. So . . . I was born in Kentucky. And it was fortunate for me that I happened to be born in the mountains where telling "whoppers" and listening to tall tales long into the night is part of the Appalachian heritage. In those dark and scrawny hollers (narrow valleys) I'd cling to my father's tall legs and stare wide-eyed as I listened to the hair-raising tales my relatives told. We are all big talkers in our family. "Yeaaah, buddy!" (This phrase is Kentuckian for "That's the truth!" To say it right, ya gotta drag out that "a" in the first word.) So don't ya doubt it, Kentucky has rightfully claimed a huge hunk of my heart.

If so, this book is for you!

Enjoy this adorable, playful, picture-based book about two very young children and an adorable dog navigating the troubles and triumphs of sharing.