1.
The old man knocked the hoe handle up.
那位老人把锄头柄往上敲。
2.
Dants struck with the sharp end of his pickaxe, which entered someway between the interstices
唐太斯用鹤嘴锄尖利的一头敲上去，尖头嵌入了石缝。
3.
The blade was too wide to fit into the space, so he used the handle to poke, trying to scrape the snake out.
但锄头的刃部太宽，无法进入蛇盘居的角落，他就用锄柄戳，想把蛇给捅出来。
4.
Then Columbus took the egg and struck its small end gently upon the table so as to break the shell a little.
于是哥伦布拿起那只蛋，把尖的一头轻轻往桌上一磕，敲碎一点蛋壳，
5.
Tom tapped his thick fingers together like a clergyman and leaned back in his chair.
汤姆像牧师一样把他的粗指头合拢在一起轻轻地敲敲，然后往椅子上一靠。
6.
At this moment, a farmer came by with a hoe on his shoulder.
在这时，一个肩上扛了一把锄头的农民刚好经过。
7.
Choose me a good hoe.
替我选一把好锄头。
8.
Grandma is using the other hoe!
“另一把锄头奶奶用着呢。”
9.
To till your garden's soil, for instance, you swing the controller like a hoe.
要耕作花园的土壤，你要像锄头一样挥动手柄。
10.
The old man made the sheet fast and jammed the tiller.
老头儿系上帆脚绳，把舵柄夹紧。
11.
As I pulled back my weapon, I could see the venom dripping down the blade.
我抽回锄头时，清楚地看见蛇的毒液顺着锄头片往下滴。
12.
When the snake stopped moving, the farmer put his hoe on his shoulder and went his way with a cheerful song.
当蛇再也不动了以后，农夫把锄头扛在肩上，哼着轻快的歌儿走了。
13.
She brought herself a hoe and a sickle.
她给自己买了一把锄头和一把镰刀。
14.
" This hoe is his, not mine."
＂这把锄头是他的，不是我的。＂
15.
I saw Xiao Yang walking by, shouldering two hoes.
我看到小扬扛着两把锄头从旁走过。
16.
Someone knocked at the door.'Avanti,' George said. He looked up from his book.
有人敲门。“请进，”乔治说。他把头从书上抬了起来。
17.
The gardener used a hoe to remove weeds.
这园丁用锄头锄草。
18.
Suddenly, one of the picks grated on a stone.
突然，一把鹤嘴锄触到了石头，发出了刺耳的声音。