hull
美:/hʌl/
英:/hʌl/
n.:
船体；船身
v.:
剥去（豌豆、大豆等的）外壳；摘掉（草莓的）花萼
网络:
赫尔；赫尔大学；船壳
词形变换: (复数) hulls (现在分词) hulling (过去式) hulled
例句
1.
A dozen escape pods popped from her hull as the ship caught three of the four lances of fire.
一打救生船在舰体挡住四发等离子炮弹中的三发的一瞬间喷射出来。
2.
Hull totally refused and said, 'No, under the loan agreement he's here until January 1 and we're not prepared to allow him to go back.
赫尔城彻底地拒绝了我们的要求。他们说：‘不行，按照租借合同他必须呆到1月1日，我们不准备放他回去。’
3.
Some boat builders in the Netherlands have a gorgeous stainless steel hull ready to be covered with the finishing wood.
荷兰的造船师已经做好了华丽的不锈钢船体，并准备覆盖上木头。
4.
The old man looked ahead of him but he could see no sails nor could he see the hull nor the smoke of any ship.
老人朝前望去，他看不见任何帆影，看不见任何一艘船，也看不见船上所冒的烟。
5.
He took a square block of wood and whittled it down to form the hull of a model boat.
他拿起一方块状木头，将它削成一个模型船的船身。
6.
Then it reappeared on the other side of the vessel, as if it had turned and slid under the hull.
接着，它又在战舰的另一边出现了，好像它翻了个身，然后从船底下潜过来。
7.
The empty cell membrane of the bacterium may separate off, like the hull of a seed, leaving the spore as a free. round or oval body.
此细菌的空细胞膜象种子壳一样可被分离掉，留下呈圆形或蛋形散粒物的芽孢。
8.
One of a pair of movable boards or plates attached to the hull of a sailing vessel to reduce downwind DRIFT.
下风板，减横漂板装在帆船船体外侧的一对可移动的木质板或金属板的一块，用于减弱顺风漂移
9.
An attempt to salvage a stuck anchor capsized the boat, and the four men were forced to cling to the hull to survive.
当他们试图让被卡住的锚恢复正常时不慎翻了船，四人只得紧紧抓住船身保命。
10.
Dive planes Horizontally mounted fins on the U-boat's external hull used to help the boat dive or climb.
水平舵，安装于潜艇外壳水平方向上的舵，用以帮助潜艇下潜或上浮。