puncturing

基本解釋

Another graduated from puncturing the eyes of his first victim to enucleating the eyes of his second and third ones.
另一名殺手在第一宗罪案中刺穿了受害者眼部，而在第二和第三次犯罪中卻摘除了受害者的眼球。
Inflating it early will increase the chances of puncturing or ripping the vest, as well as limiting your ability to swim clear of the wreckage and fire.
充氣太早會(huì)增大刺穿或撕破背心的風(fēng)險(xiǎn)，也將限制你游離碎片與火焰的能力。
Historians commonly see one of their main tasks as puncturing myths, demolishing orthodoxies and exposing politically motivated narratives that advance spurious claims to objectivity.
歷史學(xué)家常常視刺穿神話、推翻定論及揭露因政治動(dòng)機(jī)而罔顧事實(shí)的煽動(dòng)性敘事為一己重任。

He has written four books about journalism, including "Yellow Journalism: Puncturing the Myths, Defining the Legacies."

Of course oil prices could always slump, puncturing the nascent domestic oil and gas boom.
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In America the surging price of gasoline has led to increasing efforts by thieves to steal gasoline by siphoning or tank puncturing.
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One yearns for Rukeyser's urbane way of puncturing such unsubstantiated, pretentious pessimism.
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A puncture is a small hole in a car tyre or bicycle tyre that has been made by a sharp object.
A puncture is a small hole in someone's skin that has been made by or with a sharp object.
If a sharp object punctures something, it makes a hole in it.
If a car tyre or bicycle tyre punctures or if something punctures it, a hole is made in the tyre.