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复数:tugs
第三人称单数:tugs
现在分词:tugging
过去式:tugged
过去分词:tugged
tugger (n.)
词根:tug
n.tugger 拖拉装置绞车;轻便绞车;拖拉器;卷扬机
verb
intransitive verb
to pull hard
to struggle in opposition : contend
to exert oneself laboriously : labor
transitive verb
to pull or strain hard at
to move by pulling hard : haul
to carry with difficulty : lug
to tow with a tugboat
noun
an act or instance of tugging : pull
a strong pulling force
a straining effort
a struggle between two people or opposite forces
tugboat
trace entry 3 sense 1
a short leather strap or loop
a rope or chain used for pulling
abbreviation
tugrik, tugriks
tug of war拔河,拔河比赛;两派间的激烈竞争
tug boat拖船;拖轮
这组词都有“拖、拉”的意思,其区别是:
draw指将人或物朝出力者的方向拖,不涉及力的大小,含平稳意味,常作借喻用。
jerk指快而突然地拉。
tow特指用绳子或链条等拖或拉本身无动力或无法使用自身动力的东西。
pull最普通用词,包含本组其它各词的一些意思,可指朝各个方向拉,侧重一时或突然拉动的动作。
drag指沿斜坡而上或水平方向缓慢地拖或拉十分沉重的人或物。作借喻时可指把人硬拉扯过来。
haul指用力拖或拉,不涉及方向,多作航海用词。
tug多指一阵阵地用力拖或拉,但不一定使被拉的人或物移动。
以上来源于网络
约于1200年,源自于古英语 teohan 的弱级变化,意为“拉,拖”,源自原始日耳曼语 *teuhan 的“拉”(源头还包括古高地德语 zucchen “拉,抽”,德语 zücken “快速拉动”),源自于 PIE 词根 *deuk- “领导”。与 tow(动词)相关。相关词汇: Tugged; tugging。
牵引飞机
拖曳飞机
拖船
"又称 :拖船(towing vessel,tugboat,tow boat) "
设有拖曳设备,专用于在水上拖曳船舶或其他浮体的船。
Verb Middle English tuggen; akin to Old English togian to pull — more at tow
The first known use of tug was in the 14th century
tularemianoun
a disease especially of rodents, wild rabbits, human beings, and some domestic animals that is caused by a bacterium and passed on by the bites of insects or ticks
tuitionnoun
money paid for instruction (as at a college)
tuitionnoun
money paid for instruction (as at a college)
tug1 of 2verb
to pull hard
to move by pulling hard : drag
to tow with a tugboat
tug2 of 2noun
an act or instance of tugging : pull
a strong pulling force
a struggle between two people or forces
tugboat
tug1 of 2verb
to pull hard
to move by pulling hard : drag
to tow with a tugboat
tug2 of 2noun
an act or instance of tugging : pull
a strong pulling force
a struggle between two people or forces
tugboat
tug1 of 2verb
to pull hard
to move by pulling hard : drag
to tow with a tugboat
tug2 of 2noun
an act or instance of tugging : pull
a strong pulling force
a struggle between two people or forces
tugboat
tugboatnoun
a strongly built powerful boat used for towing and pushing ships
tug1 of 2verb
to pull hard
to move by pulling hard : drag
to tow with a tugboat
tug2 of 2noun
an act or instance of tugging : pull
a strong pulling force
a struggle between two people or forces
tugboat
tug
see tracheal tug
1 James yanked his backpack zipper closed with a ferocious tug.
2 In spite of his delight in Bilbo’s company Frodo felt a tug of regret as they passed out of the Hall of Fire.
3 “For instance,” she hoarsely whispered, “take the way they have one another here. Mad, I tell you, absolutely mad. Everybody belongs to every one else—don’t they? don’t they?” she insisted, tugging at Lenina’s sleeve.
4 It was almost like he was tugging in a line, or at least motioning someone forward.
5 Miss Marva Hendrix tugged at Pa’s shirt, looked up at him while batting her heavy eyelashes, and said, “No time like the present, Lou.”
6 Ray and Leda drag their feet; holding their hands, I tug them out the door and down the hall.
7 Dinah squeaked as I tugged her hair too hard, her mouth in a thin, hard line.
8 But he just squeezes Simon's shoulders, and then tugs him closer.
9 She tugged at them, and though Otto scrunched his eyes up at the pain, he allowed her.
10 He pinches my jacket at the elbow and tugs just slightly.
11 So, half drunk and wounded I made my way up to my window, tripped the latch and tugged ... but it wouldn’t open.
12 “The office of the King’s Huntress has many secrets,” Kaisa said, a smile tugging at the corners of her mouth.
13 She scurried across the drawing room and tugged repeatedly on the bellpull that hung by the door.
14 Satan gave a tug, but Murdoch did not move.
撒旦一拽,默多克没动。
15 As per training, she checked the gauge before tugging the vulcanized cowl.
16 Anyhow, I put my hand on the line and give it a tug and then a weird thing happens.
17 She looks back at me, tugging on the pool cue and nodding to them.
18 Once again, I felt off balance, as if I was playing tug-of-war and the person I was tugging against let go.
19 She dropped to her knees and gave the tail a tentative tug.
20 I hook my index fingers into her two front belt loops and tug her closer.
1 猛拉
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6 拉
draw pull haul pluck twitch heave snake solicit accost drag tow towage handstroke pick deliver wheel trail rake streel pooh number two la lah lug schlep give a tow pluck at pully-haul last strain sweep trek tally
7 用力拉或拖
11 激战
12 拖
heave draw pull trail drag tow haul schlep traction lug drag on pully-haul tractive draft keep strain train log snake pluck entrain
13 挽绳
14 苦干
15 斗争
struggling war fight arm battle struggle conflict debate combat duel toil wap nisus strive contend bandy
19 竞争
corrival competitive rival vying rivalrous war race fight competition prize contest rivalry contention emulation strife concurrence compete contend vie jostle bandy joust pit measure swords
21 奋斗
struggling effort fight stroke hustle turmoil hump perspiration throe nisus combat struggle battle wrestle warsle strive buffet arduous scrabble
24 扯
26 公费生
29 急抽
30 尽力
exertion strain exert as best can to the top of bent exert oneself lay oneself out exertive effort endeavor endeavour conatus try minister
31 努力
hard diligent laborious hardworking effortful try study pass effort pain trial stress pop labor bid stroke bother strain endeavor diligence hustle hump strife exertion perspiration doing paroxysm nisus working-out conatus struggle strike strive buck fend heave with a will be at pains exert oneself arduous studious strenuously industriously diligency work application striving intension strenuosity reach buckle exert bestir make exertions raise a hand take the trouble make an effort exertive start drive attempt push labour stab stagger endeavour conation apply stretch sweat seventh inning touch
34 抽搐