whipsaws 

  1. 名詞
whipsaw複數: 狹邊鉤齒粗木鋸
雙人橫切鋸
雙重不利的事物

    
                        
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    動詞
whipsaw第三者單數現在式:
不及物動詞:
反覆彎折
及物動詞:
(以雙人鋸、狹邊粗木鋸)鋸開...(物)
使...(兩方)吃虧而坐收漁利
使...(兩方)失敗而坐收漁利
使...(人)受雙重損害致
(兩個人)串通欺騙...(人)

    

    
                        
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                                Your whipsaws of engendered fears do not wash in reality.                            
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                                Some whipsaws are frame saws and some have a heavy blade which does not need a frame called a mulay or muley saw.                            
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                                The 19th century widely increased the availability of steel for whipsaws and introduced Forest railways and railways in general for transport and as forestry customer.                            
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                                It's a fatalistic sentiment that runs the course of All Our Tragic . As the production winds its way through the tales of incestuous kings, human sacrifice, scorned women, and raging wars, it whipsaws between light and dark, cheeky humor and devastating sadness.                            
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                                He whipsaws the reader through a dozen different, complex story lines where characters struggle to survive in a world wrecked by civil war – one other problem is that I'd hit a chapter about some minor character from the previous four books, and struggled to remember who the heck this person is, and why I'm supposed to care – and again, nothing is resolved.                            
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