The broken ribs perforated into his lung.

折断的肋骨刺穿了他的肺。

Don't...don't try and talk. Your windpipe was perforated.

别… 别说话。你的气开了一个孔。

Nadia Shelton's ulcer perforated. She's vomiting blood by the pint.

Nadia Shelton 的溃疡穿孔了，她在大量呕血。

According to authorities, around 5 p.m. Friday evening, someone illegally perforated the pipeline in Hidalgo.

据有关门表示，周五晚5左右，一些不法子在希达尔戈州的输油穿孔。

That is why India and China are now perforated with millions of irrigation wells, each drawing on the common resource.

就是为什么在印度和中国的大地，布满了数百万个灌溉井，每口井都在抽取人类共用的水资源。

These clerestory windows were combined with other perforated windows of the same design, like these in the child's bedroom.

些天窗与其他相同设计的穿孔窗相结合，比如间儿童卧室。

Alright, your appendix is nearly perforated.

- 好吧，你的阑尾快要穿孔了。

And like this, this part was like perforated steel.

像样， 就像穿孔钢一样。

It had to be perforated also for wind permeability.

为了防风，它还必须打孔。

We're starting to see rocks perforated with tiny holes.

我们开始看到穿有小孔的岩石。

Hemorrhagic strokes are when a perforated vessel allows blood to leak out.

出血性中风是指血穿孔导致血液漏出。

The old man perforated its ear to make a mark.

老人给它的耳朵打孔做个记号。

I had perforated jeans and a pale blue sleeveless T-shirt.

我穿着穿孔牛仔裤和淡蓝色无袖 T 恤。

Another area that needs mending: these perforated edges.

另一个需要修补的地方：些穿孔的边缘。

In the most severe weather, florists clothe buds in little paper coats perforated with breathing holes.

在最恶劣的天气里，花商们给花蕾穿开有呼吸孔的小纸外套。

Soon we came in sight of an enormous perforated rock, through which the sea dashed furiously.

很快我们就看到了一块巨大的穿孔岩石， 海水猛烈地冲过岩石。

The most distinctive windows in this house, the perforated windows are called clerestory windows at the top, an old technique Wright embraced.

栋房子最独特的窗户是其顶的穿孔窗（天窗），是赖特采用的一种古老的技术。

The arms and legs were bits of wood, perforated at one end and sewn to the rat skin torso.

手臂和腿是木头碎片，一端穿孔并缝在鼠皮躯干。

The service spillway had drains consisting of perforated pipes to relieve the pressure of  water flowing beneath the slabs.

服务溢洪设有由穿孔组成的排水沟，以减轻板下方流过的水的压力。

Pop into Maison des Canuts where you'll learn about the invention by Joseph Marie Jacquard of using perforated cards to produce patterned fabrics.

走进纺织工人之家，你就会了解当年约瑟夫·玛丽·雅卡尔是如何使用穿了孔的卡片来制作出有图样的丝织品。