中英互译
tug
英 /tʌɡ/美 /tʌɡ/
基本释义
- v.(用力地)拉,拖,拽;(迅速地)穿(衣服);用拖船拖(船);努力做
- n.拖船;猛拉,拽;一股强烈的感情;强大的吸引力;(滑翔机的)拖航飞机;(系在马鞍上支承车杠或挽绳的)圆环;苦干;竞争,较量
复数tugs
第三人称单数tugs
现在分词tugging
过去式tugged
过去分词tugged
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词语例句
(用力地)拉,拖,拽vt.&vi.
The baby was tugging her hair.
婴儿直扯她的头发。
A little boy came running up and tugged at his sleeve excitedly.
一个小男孩跑了过来,兴奋地拽着他的袖子。
(迅速地)穿(衣服)vt.
Marry was tugging on a skirt.
玛丽正在穿裙子。
用拖船拖(船)vt.
Recently, some ships have been tugged off the reefs.
最近,一些船只被拖离暗礁。
拖船cn.
The tug crossed our stern not fifty yards away.
那艘拖船在不到50码的地方与我们的船尾错过。
- The tug crossed our stern not fifty yards away.那艘拖船在不到50码的地方与我们的船尾错过。来自《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
- Waiting for the Star Ferry, I see the winking lights of tug boats as they fuss around a cruise ship.在等天星轮的时候,我看到拖船的灯光闪烁着,它们在一艘游轮的周围忙乱着。
- Finally, scientists measure the star's wobble due to the planet's gravitational tug, known as the radial velocity.最后,科学家测量了由于行星的引力拖拉而产生的恒星摆动,这就是径向速度。
相关短语
- tug at/on sth.(用力)拽某物
- tug sth. on穿(衣服)
- give sb./sth. a tug猛拽某人/某物
- a tug of一阵(强烈的情感)
- tug of war拔河,拔河比赛;两派间的激烈竞争
- tug boat拖船;拖轮
- tug of war拔河;拉锯战;拔河比赛;学费
- tug-of-war拔河;激烈竞争;拔河游戏
- tug boat拖轮;拖船;木排拖轮
- A tug of war拔河比赛;拔河;拔河竞赛;一艘拖船的战争
- harbour tug港口拖船;港口拖轮;港口拖轮港作船;港作船
词语扩展
n.
tugger拖拉装置绞车;轻便绞车;拖拉器;卷扬机
词义分布
拖船
52.9%
拖轮
32.4%
拉
8.8%
拖
5.9%
英英释义
- n.a sudden abrupt pull
- n.a powerful small boat designed to pull or push larger ships
- v.pull hard
- v.strive and make an effort to reach a goal
- v.tow (a vessel) with a tug
- v.carry with difficulty
- v.to give something a quick, strong pull
猛拉;猛拽- A little boy tugged at his sleeve excitedly.一个小男孩激动地拽着他的袖子。
词源
- tug来自中世纪英语tuggen, toggen, 来自古英语togian("to draw, drag"), 来自原始日耳曼语*tugōną("to draw, tear"), 来自原始印欧语*dewk-("to pull"). 同源于中古低地德语togen("to draw"), 中古高地德语zogen("to pull, tear off"), 冰岛语toga("to pull, draw"). 相关于tee, tow.
- tug拉,拖,拽来自古英语 teohan,拉,拖,来自 Proto-Germanic*teuhan,拉,拖,来自 PIE*deuk,拉,词源同 duct,tow.
- tugFrom Middle English tuggen, toggen, from Old English togian (“to draw, drag”), from Proto-Germanic *tugōną (“to draw, tear”), from Proto-Indo-European *dewk- (“to pull”). Cognate with Middle Low German togen (“to draw”), Middle High German zogen (“to pull, tear off”), Icelandic toga (“to pull, draw”). Related to tee, tow.