to prune

常見(jiàn)例句

At a certain point, though, you won't need to prune the tree.
在某個(gè)特定的點(diǎn)，然而，你不在需要修剪樹(shù)木。
Research how to prune rosebushes and practice on the ones in your yard.
可以研究一下怎樣修剪薔薇灌木，然后在自家院子里親自實(shí)踐一下。
This gives you the chance to prune dead code from your source tree, which is always a worthwhile activity.
這也為您提供了從源代碼樹(shù)中刪除無(wú)用代碼的機(jī)會(huì)，這樣做總是值得的。

In addition,using the lambs costs much less than hiring workers to prune the vines for seven weeks in the summer.
Generally,the best time to prune is in late winter, before spring growth starts.
We talked last week about when and how to prune plants.

The airline also plans to prune its flight schedule by just under 4% during the first three months of 2003.
ECONOMIST: Going, going…. The
Another is the need for European banks to slim their balance-sheets: trade finance, because of its short-term nature, is easy to prune.
ECONOMIST: International trade
If Mr Tusk can dump his coalition partner, the smallholders' People's Party, he will find it easier to prune wasteful subsidies for farmers.
ECONOMIST: Poland