单词：arresting
[计] 定位
考试类型：[GRE]
arresting的用法和样例：
例句
- This is one of the most arresting galaxy smash-up images to date.这是目前的最引人注目的星系碰撞图像之一。
- Her aspect was fair and arresting.她的外表，漂亮标致，惹人注目。
- When the houses were finished, they were effective and arresting.房屋建造完成后显得精巧而壮观。
词汇搭配
- arrest逮捕
- arresting convulsion定惊
- arresting gear停车装置,制动装置,...
- arresting sweating敛汗
- arresting polyuria缩尿
- arresting enursis止遗尿
- arresting device掣子,止挡,卡子,制...
- arresting force制动力
- arresting efficiency捕集效率
- arresting bedwetting止遗尿
- arresting pin止动销
- arresting disc止动盘
- arresting hemorrhage止血
- arresting engine阻拦机
- arresting stop止动块挡铁
- arresting lever止动杆
- arresting hook捕捉钩
- arresting nut止动螺母
- stunning令人震惊的
- impressive给人深刻印象的...
- noticeable显而易见的
- striking显著的
- attention-getting引人注意的
- remarkable非凡的
- conspicuous显著的
- singular单数的
- absorbing吸引人的
- attractive有吸引力的
- eye-catching引人注目的
- interesting有趣的
- fascinating迷人的
- attention-grabbing引人注目的
- sensational轰动的
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