The arrow did not pierce very deeply.
这箭刺得不是很深。
Mary couldn't pierce his thoughts.
玛丽看不透他的心思。
The words he said, pierced my heart.
他说的话，刺穿了我的心。
Pierce the apple with a knife.
用刀刺穿苹果。
The箭深深地pierced his shoulder.
箭深深地刺入他的肩膀。
She pierced her ears when she turned 16." - 她在16岁时打了耳洞。
The storm pierced through the roof, causing a leak.
暴风雨穿透了屋顶，导致漏水。
His words pierced her heart like a dagger.
他的话像匕首一样刺痛了她的心。
The sunlight pierced the dense fog, illuminating the landscape.
阳光穿透浓雾，照亮了景色。
The athlete's speed pierced through the defense, scoring a goal.
运动员的速度突破了防守，打进了一球。
The sound of the siren pierced the silence of the night.
警笛声划破了夜晚的寂静。
The eagle pierced the sky with its sharp wings.
鹰以其锐利的翅膀刺入天空。
The needle pierced the skin for the vaccination.
注射针头刺入皮肤进行疫苗接种。
It also allows both sides of the phone to fold flush with no gap, said Paul Pierce, one of the phone's designers.
It draws hundreds of thousands of people every week to its maze of clothing shops, tattoo and piercing parlors and food stands.
The Qilian Mountains, stretching for over 1,000 kilometers to the south of the Hexi Corridor, the main artery on the ancient Silk Road, have an average elevation of 4,500 meters, with high ridges piercing the skies.
But the method is still underused, as the thickness of the sclera is only around 1 mm, and accurately piercing through the thin layer of dense tissue without damaging the choroid and retina layers underneath, which are only a few tenths of 1 mm thick, is a long-standing problem.
Basic calculations will show that a moderate annual return that sustains for years will, in the long run, outperform the once stellar but bumpy returns that often pierce through the gain-or-loss line.