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cans

n. 罐头(子)

The path of civilization is paved with tin cans.
文明的大道，是铺满了空罐头。
A finish that is baked onto the inside of food and beverage cans.
末道漆用于涂在食物罐头或饮料罐头内壁的末道漆

Mr. Tapp estimated the metal aerosol cans accounted for C$3 billion of sales in each of the European and North American container markets.
The recalled cans and packets bear an expiration date of between August 1988 and October 1991: from "USEBY 8 88" through "EXP 1 OCT 91," or have the following batch codes: MKH81, MKH82, MLH46, and MLH47.
The declaration said developing countries should be helped in finding and financing alternatives to CFCs, which are used in refrigeration, cleaning, aerosol cans and other industrial products.
Miami-based Carnival doesn't plan to fine anybody for throwing trash overboard, but its passengers are encouraged to separate plastics from glass, cans and paper into deck-side garbage cans.
Miami-based Carnival doesn't plan to fine anybody for throwing trash overboard, but its passengers are encouraged to separate plastics from glass, cans and paper into deck-side garbage cans.
"The plane was full of fuel and the thieves took three five-gallon `jerry' cans of fuel, enough for another hour in the air," says Max Meyers, MAF president.
At Houminer's hardware store in Jerusalem, manager Avraham Yosha reported a 40 percent increase in the sale of insulating tape, emergency lights, cans for water, as well as portable toilets and wash basins for shelters and sealed rooms.
All regular roast and ground coffees in one-pound cans will decline 15 cents a pound, as will the company's Maxwell House Master Blend coffee in the 13-ounce size.
To symbolize Ocean City's commitment to clean beaches, the throne was set upon a container of recyclable materials such as aluminum cans and glass bottles.
As part of a campaign announced in March, random cans of Coca-Cola Classic were to be equipped with mechanisms to eject cash or prize certificates when the cans were opened.
As part of a campaign announced in March, random cans of Coca-Cola Classic were to be equipped with mechanisms to eject cash or prize certificates when the cans were opened.
Campbell sells about 5 billion cans of soup a year.
"I was born here in 1928 and there's always been fire cans on this street to keep warm," said Anthony Messina. "But times change.
Campbell, which sells about 5 billion cans of soup a year, garnering about 65 percent of the $2.2 billion retail soup market in the United States, has come under heavy criticism from the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
After developing aluminum cans in 1959, for example, Coors began collecting the used ones.
The room where she sat contained a sort of shrine _ a crucifix and her husband's photograph surrounded by flowers in coffee cans.
Where aluminum cans can fetch about 50 cents a pound, steel is closer to 10 cents or less.
Police suffered head wounds from rocks, bottles and cans thrown at them, but described the injuries as minor.
In the early 1980s Japanese producers of aluminum sheet to make beverage cans began to cut into Alcoa's market.
Reynolds itself is recycling more than 100 percent of can production _ it buys more cans than it sells.
Police said they set small fires and threw beer bottles and cans at the stage.
"It was not the kind of school where guys came along with spray cans in their attache cases.
In July, Van Camp, which cans Chicken of the Sea tuna, closed its plant in the southern Puerto Rican port city of Ponce and said it was moving operations to Indonesia and American Samoa.
They plan to establish the first 50 local authority aluminium foil recycling schemes in 1993. AFRC says that, although foil is as recyclable as aluminium drinks cans, it has different re-melt requirements and needs a different recovery infrastructure.
The truck was hauling three cars and auto parts with firewood, bags of rice and cans of gasoline piled on top.
Included in the exhibit are cartons and cans of shortening, coffee and powdered hot chocolate, some marked as gifts from the people of the United States.
The British domestic news agency Press Association said gasoline cans were believed to have been found inside the car and that one theory was that the driver deliberately started the fire in order to commit suicide.
Ten years after the federal government forced a change in the stuff that makes liquid spew out of aerosol cans, some environmentalists are worrying that it was simply a matter of swapping one evil for another.
"There were kids running around throwing bottles, knocking over garbage cans and some attempted to steal some things from the stands," said LaStella.
The Heimdals marched into a bank Friday clutching coffee cans stuffed with dollar bills about 90 minutes before a deadline to wire the money to a bank in Quito, Ecuador.

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