n.攪乳器

v.攪拌；攪動；翻騰；〈口〉粗制濫造

The sound of the swinging churn rocked Mrs. Thompson first into a gentle doze. 攪乳器晃動的聲音首先使得湯普生太太微微打盹。

With the churn under one arm, the man stamped down the path to the well. 這位老兄一只手臂下夾著攪乳器，踏著重重的步伐順著路走到水井邊。

There is butter in milk, but one must churn the milk to get it. 牛奶里面有牛油，但必須要把牛奶攪拌才能得到它。

Mother adds a spoon of baking-powder in the flour, and then begins to churn it up. 媽媽往面粉中加了一小勺焙粉，然后開始攪拌。

The farmer used a plow to churn up the dirt. 農(nóng)夫用犁將土翻開。

My stomach started to churn when I thought about my exams. 一想到考試,我的胃就開始翻騰。

She churns out romantic novels. 她寫了很多浪漫小說，質(zhì)量很差。

Some pulp writers churn out two or three short stories a day. 有些低級雜志的作家每天粗制濫造地寫出兩三篇短篇小說。