“contraption”可以造什么句，contraption造句

I don't understand how this contraption works.

I don't understand how this contraption operates.

Approach the contraption on your left and automatically use IRON WEDGE.

The metal contraption on wheels used to transport and move boxes of stock.

They are a result of the way that the brain, a Rube Goldberg mental contraption, processes memory.

What we won't see soon — or ever, according to Monroe — is a contraption that can teleport humans from one point to another.

After 13 years of tinkering, the inventor from Iowa introduced a 10-foot-long contraption that sliced and stuffed loaves of bread into wax paper wrapping.

Another contraption called the Flyboard, which looks like a small snowboard attached to a hose, can propel riders 45 feet in the air.

This USB drive sits inside a watch which means that you can slink into your office with this handy contraption right under the nose of the nosey security guards.

We divided individual panels into 5 cm grids, decided on the edges and with a radius of 2 meters we finally shifted the contraption in z-direction over 1cm – 2cm spans.

Dutch wife refers to a sleeping contraption.

The contraption is not widely known in China.

She showed us a strange contraption that looked like a satellite dish.

The contraption held small plates of cattle blood and other substance that were covered by a thin membrane to mimic skin.

The ejector seat, in particular, is a bolted metal contraption festooned with large, round gauges that looks every inch the piece of rough, unrefined 1950s technology that it is.

He gave a quick glance at the group in the culvert before putting the final touches on the lethal contraption he had been hiding beneath a sodden shipping pallet.

You find this odd contraption lost in the brush near an extinguished campfire.

This is an incredible contraption that had a bore of more than a yard, and through a rock weighing a thousand pounds.

And then the whole contraption shakes.

The paintings created by our branch contraption suggested to me that the seemingly random swirls in Pollock's paintings might also possess some subtle order, that they might in fact be fractals.

A new National Geographic Channel special lays out the intricate contraption known as "WCS" or "waste collection system."