ˈscan·dal sheet 名词 贬
scan·dal [ˈskændəl] 名词
1. scandal (cause of outrage):
2. scandal no pl (gossip):
I. sheet [ʃi:t] 名词
2. sheet:
3. sheet (of material):
4. sheet (large area):
5. sheet (set of stamps):
| I | sheet |
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| you | sheet |
| he/she/it | sheets |
| we | sheet |
| you | sheet |
| they | sheet |
| I | sheeted |
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| you | sheeted |
| he/she/it | sheeted |
| we | sheeted |
| you | sheeted |
| they | sheeted |
| I | have | sheeted |
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| you | have | sheeted |
| he/she/it | has | sheeted |
| we | have | sheeted |
| you | have | sheeted |
| they | have | sheeted |
| I | had | sheeted |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | sheeted |
| he/she/it | had | sheeted |
| we | had | sheeted |
| you | had | sheeted |
| they | had | sheeted |
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A full-size sheet produces "futomaki", and a half produces "hosomaki" and "temaki".
en.wikipedia.org The sheets were produced weekly, and issued as half-volume sets several times a year.
en.wikipedia.org A thin sheet of softwood (usually spruce) is used to make a sounding board, which covers the body.
en.wikipedia.org The manuscript was written on papyrus in the form of a sheet.
en.wikipedia.org The book includes 20 songs worth of sheet music and more than 100 pages of art.
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