back and fill to

常見例句

Give me one application packet please. I'll take it back and start to fill it out.
好的，請給我一套申請表。我?guī)Щ厝ゾ烷_始填寫。
The cooler sections of the tubing with turn the steam back to water and start to fill the empty can.
銅管較涼的那部分會把水蒸汽變成水，并開始流進(jìn)空的容器里。
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Mahalanabis just set up drums of the solution and told family members to keep on coming back with cups and bottles to fill until their relatives refused to drink more of the stuff.
馬哈拉納比斯醫(yī)生大力推廣這個方法，并且告訴患者家屬每次回來都要把瓶瓶罐罐裝滿，直到患者再也喝不下為止。

"Testing them with water. Then we are going to put them back on the shelf again and fill them with rum."
So, let's go back to the notes, and let's fill these in, seven electrons. Another way you could have known them was to look at Lewis' notes here, where if look at this box carefully you see there are seven dots around the cube, so there are his seven valence electrons.
那么，讓我們回到講義，把它們填進(jìn)去，七個電子，還有另外一種方法可以知道這些,那就是看看路易斯的講義這里，大家可以看到這個立方體周圍有七個點(diǎn),因此有七個價電子。
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So, if you can flip your lecture notes over and just write on the blank space, we're going to cover electronegativity first here, and specifically, you can go back and fill this in to your lecture 9 notes, if you want to stay organized, but I just suggest just writing it on lecture 10 notes now and going back.
因此，請大家把講義翻到背面,就在空白處做一下筆記，我們要先講一講電負(fù)性，特別提醒一下，大家可以,回到第九課的講義并把這些記在那里，如果你想保持條理性的話,但是我建議大家先寫在第十課的講義上,回去再記到第九課的講義上。
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