crawl space

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Looking into the crawl space one day, I saw the outline of a large snake.
一天，我在窺視那塊爬行空地時(shí)，發(fā)現(xiàn)一條大蛇的輪廓。
That wall is not thick enough to have that crawl space inside it. Look. There are windows above the gargoyle heads. Those casements are not six feet thick.
那面墻不夠厚，內(nèi)部能容得下一個(gè)槽隙。看。那些怪獸頭上的窗戶。那些窗扉沒有六尺厚。
The crawl space beyond had a floor of unpainted, unvarnished wood, and narrow walls of brick.
另一面的管道地板是沒有漆過的木板，兩邊是窄窄的磚墻。

One of the first steps in that healing is that fibroblasts like this cell crawl into the space that's created by the wound and they grab a hold of both sides of the wound and contract and try to pull it together.
愈合的第一步是,成纖維細(xì)胞向,損傷的創(chuàng)口爬行,緊緊地抓住創(chuàng)口的兩側(cè),通過收縮回拉試著使創(chuàng)口合攏
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He was on his way downhill—walking awkwardly between the two bikes—when he spotted a crawl space screen vent ajar on a house foundation.
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As she headed down a narrow hallway lined with her family's photographic history, behind her the crawl space hatch popped open an inch.
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About the size of a dollar bill, the mud covered the carpet and spanned the crack of the trapdoor that led down into the three-foot-high crawl space beneath the house.
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a space in a part of a house, especially under the bottom floor, that is not high enough for a person to stand in

A crawl space is a narrow space under the roof or floor of a building that provides access to the wiring or plumbing.