I can't come to the cinema tonight — I'm a bIt'strapped for cash.

I'd like to cash this cheque in, please.

请将这张支票兑成现金.

Unless paying by credit card, please pay in cash.

如果不用信用卡付账, 就请付现金.

He's not easily parted from his cash.

叫他拿出现钱不大容易.

Cash on hand tallies with the figure in the accounts.

现款跟账上的数目没有出入.

As he had anticipated, a thundering iron gate fell nearby, barricading the entrance to the suite.

果然不出馆长所料, 附近的一扇铁门轰然倒下, 封住了通往画廊的入口.

He was barricading himself against possibilities.

他严阵以待可能发生的事.

They had standard-issue bandannas over their faces.

脸上蒙普通的大花巾.

Yes, he may need some plasters ( band-aids ). What about you? Have you packed yet?

要, 他可能需要些绷带 ( 邦迪 ), 你呢? 你打包了 吗 ?

And the gadgets of technology become Band-Aids to cover spiritual wounds and empty hearts.

而这些科技的玩具,就成了灵性伤口的绷带,以掩饰内心的空虚.

Do you have any Band-Aids?

你有邦迪创可贴 吗 ?

Sunset dyed the sky red.

落日将天空染红了.

I dyed my dress blue.

我把我的衣服染成蓝色的了.

His red whiskers were dyed of a purple hue.

他的红髯子染成了紫色.

...vegetable-dyed yarns.

用植物染料染过色的纱线

She had dyed black hair.

她将她的黑头发染了色。

" Old clothes dyed are almost as good as new.

“ 衣裳旧了,染染差不多和新的一样.

She was a mature lady with dyed ginger hair and a roguish grin.

她是一位成熟的淑女，有一头染成姜黄色的头发和顽皮的笑容。

The cloth is dyed unevenly.

布染花了.

He'd dyed his hair, which was almost unheard-of in the 1960s.

他染了头发，这在20世纪60年代是罕见的事。

His hair was dyed a startling black.

他把头发染成了令人吃惊的黑色。