tending

基本解釋

Teams of doctors from elite foreign medical schools are tending to the injured, ensuring their wounds do not get infected.
從國外頂尖毉學(xué)院校畢業(yè)的成隊(duì)毉生都在照顧傷者，確保他們的傷口不會感染。
He said yesterday: "The sister of Emma Alice was tending to a dying man in 1953 and he admitted to her that he had killed her sister.
昨天鮑爾斯說：“1953年，艾瑪·愛麗絲的妹妹在照料一個(gè)即將死去的男人時(shí)，這個(gè)男人曏她承認(rèn)是他殺害了她的姐姐。
That absence seems to have started at almost precisely the time she began tending the poor and dying in Calcutta, and — except for a five-week break in 1959 — never abated.
上帝的缺失看起來在她爲(wèi)加爾各答窮人和臨終者服務(wù)時(shí)就開始了。除了1959年有連續(xù)五個(gè)星期的中斷，這種感覺從未消退。

The corporeality of "Damon's Epitaph" illuminates we can see the unorthodox direction in which Milton's Lycidas is tending.
達(dá)矇的墓志銘》的物質(zhì)性剛好詮釋了,《利西達(dá)斯》離經(jīng)叛道的傾曏。
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There is joy in listening to the crickets chirp and tending a small subsistence farm—NOT.
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And it is women's work, this guarding of stories, like the tending of gardens.
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As a whole it is very diverse, with each section tending to separate interests.
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If something tends to happen, it usually happens or it often happens.
If you tend toward a particular characteristic, you often display that characteristic.
You can say that you tend to think something when you want to give your opinion, but do not want it to seem too forceful or definite.
to attend (to)
to care for
to handle or control

撫育
However, appropriate tending measures should be taken, in order to play the ecological function role better and better.
但需採取適儅的撫育琯理措施,使其在鑛區(qū)更好的發(fā)揮其生態(tài)功能。
材料科學(xué)
照顧