To expel a current of air, AS from the mouth or from a bellows.

从嘴或风箱中往外送气。

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By jury-rigging a microscope with a bellows camera, Bentley was able to capture for the first time the exquisite delicacy of a snowflake.

由于本特利在风箱照相机前加装了一个显微镜头，因此他首次捕获到的雪花图案相当精致。

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Insomuch that I have sometimes seen a country boy run out to buy apples of a bellows-mender, and ginger-bread from a grinder of knives and scissors.

有时候，我见到一个乡下男孩跑出来去向风箱修理匠买苹果，向磨剪刀的师傅买姜面包，这就可见一斑。

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Dragging a bellows-powered organ behind an advancing army was, to say the least, a logistics problem.

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Alternating current causes two plates to attract or repel each other, sucking air in or blowing air out like as a tiny bellows would -- one that resonates at over 100Hz.

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Wolfe recalled a chain-smoking Bellows hunched over him as he pounded out a story using his now-famous literary techniques.

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