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突出的，与环境不同的；一窄条光线（如晨曦）

  1. Streaks of faint light were rising, heralding a new day.
    几道淡淡的晨曦正在升起，预示新的一天的来临。
  2. Mrs White always talks a blue streak.
    怀特太太总是一开口就滔滔不绝。



  1. Meanwhile, Perritt found that the small-stock premium never was consistent. "The excess returns provided by these stocks tend to run in streaks, the last of which began in 1975 and ended in 1983," he says.
  2. The lumpy, wordy scenes sit on Auster's story and squeeze all the life out of it. Clara Law's Autumn Moon, a slow mood-piece from Hong Kong, streaks ahead of the competition this week.
  3. He said he also saw a young man climb on another's shoulders to paint black streaks across a giant outdoor portrait of Saddam Hussein.
  4. Those who rose early enough to witness them reported seeing a shifting curtain of red or purple light with occasional vertical white streaks, moving from the northeast to the northwest and back again.
  5. At first sight His massive canvas, 'Autumn Spinney' might appear dour but then reveals its lyrical quality, a season simplified by the painter's eye into branches, a scatter of red berries and silver streaks of frost.
  6. His hair is finally showing noticeable streaks of gray.
  7. That's my edge." Discovery was set to light up the sky tonight in a dazzling holiday liftoff that may be visible for hundreds of miles as the shuttle streaks toward orbit with five astronauts on a secret military mission.
  8. "I'm going to get a piece of Castro," Villaverde said. "It's like a little revenge." Even though it's fiction, there are some streaks of reality in the show.
  9. It's all swollen and has red streaks." Hirt, 65, flew from his home in New Orleans Thursday and was admitted to Houston Methodist Hospital after consulting with his longtime friend, famed heart surgeon Michael DeBakey.
  10. But then the light seizes on the face of St. Irene, where glistening streaks can be seen extending from each eye down the cheeks.
  11. At a meeting this week sponsored by the International Astronomical Union, astronomers from around the world said their work also is hampered by manmade light, and by debris left in space that reflects sunlight and causes streaks on astronomy photographs.
  12. While some practitioners have a degree of rationality to guide them, and some might even have streaks of good luck, almost all of them must concede that the biggest factors of all might lie beyond their province.
  13. "George was also very depressed and told his mother that his life was so wretched that he would rather die," Solyom said. "Parents of obsessive-compulsives, particularly mothers, often have cruel streaks," he said.
  14. The mist hangs low at Collinwood; in fact, the mansion is always shrouded in a mysterious fog, except of course when a violent storm comes crashing down and jagged lightning streaks across the skies.
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