英:[ˈhektə(r)]
美:[ˈhɛktɚ]
英:[ˈhektə(r)]
美:[ˈhɛktɚ]
hec·tor
hek tr
第三人称单数:hectors
现在分词:hectoring
过去式:hectored
过去分词:hectored
noun
(cap.) in The Iliad, the greatest warrior among the Trojans, who is killed by Achilles.
a blustering, intimidating bully.
transitive verb
to bully.Some of the older students hectored the freshmen.The small nation resisted being hectored by its more powerful neighbors.
intransitive verb
to act in the manner of a bully.
"咆哮,欺凌,霸道",1650年代,源自俚语 hector(名词)"一个咆哮,动荡,固执,吵闹的家伙" [约翰逊],1650年代,来自"Iliad"中的 Hector,指他鼓励他的特洛伊人保持战斗。在英语早期,这个名字通常用于指"勇敢的战士"(14世纪晚期)。相关词汇: Hectored; hectoring。
Noun and Verb Latin, from Greek Hektōr
The first known use of hector was in the 14th century
hedge1 of 2noun
a boundary formed by a dense row of shrubs or low trees
barrier sense 1, limit
hedge2 of 2verb
to enclose or protect with or as if with a hedge
to block with or as if with a barrier
hedged in by restrictions
to avoid giving a direct or exact answer or promise
hedged when asked to support the campaign
hectorverb
to act like a bully : swagger
to frighten by threatening or bullying
1 With Hector gone, the Greeks were able to drive the Trojans far back from the ships and Troy might have been sacked that very day if Zeus had not awakened.
2 He sent Iris to Priam, to order him to go without fear to Achilles to redeem Hector’s body, bearing a rich ransom.
3 Hector: And where might that be?
赫: 可能是哪里?
4 But we couldn’t, because in a few hours Hector would come back and separate us.
5 I stand up, tie the two big bags shut, and pick up Hector.
6 I look around to see Hector sitting happily on the linoleum floor, playing with some take-out containers.
7 Apollo had revived the fainting Hector and breathed into him surpassing power.
8 Except for Stanley and Hector, everyone there was an adult.
9 Hi . Are Hector Avila and Maricruz Delgado wedding today?
请问今天有举办赫特阿维拉和犸丽戴卡度的婚礼 吗 ?
10 Lenny flies Hector up into the air to make him cackle a few times, and then hands him back to me.
11 Forlan now has 29 career goals, to put him 2nd in Uruguay's all-time list, 2 behind Hector Scarone.
弗兰已代表乌拉圭攻入29粒入球,在国家队总进球榜上排名第二,仅比老射手海克托·斯卡罗尼少两个。
12 “He is not your opponent,” Hector says with a dismissive gesture, the lace cuff of his shirt fluttering like a moth.
13 Hector : No, apart from forcing the back door to get into the apartment.
赫克特: 没有, 除了撞开后门走进套房里.
14 He knew it was of no use now to fight for Hector.
15 Scientists used a super computer called HECToR, based in Edinburgh, to 'zoom in' on the formation of an egg.
科学家们利用一台超级电脑“放大”鸡蛋形成的过程。这台超级电脑名为“HECToR”,放在爱丁堡。
16 Hector keeps squirming and I spread out the Sweet’N Low packets on the table for him to play with.
17 Somehow he thought the name Hector was way better.
18 I watch as Hector chews on one of Aurora’s shirts and then shrieks.
19 Hector Bowen eventually relents to his daughter’s insistence that they remain in New York, but he does so for his own purposes.
20 I settle onto the padded seat of the booth with Hector on my lap.
1 虚张声势者
2 欺负
bully browbeat ballyrag sit upon ragging run smoke mouse bait spite rag torment badger molest scarify bosh horse devil
3 恐吓
denunciative blustering denunciatory intimidatory blusterous strike threat menace bravado bluster threaten huff bulldoze fley toss terrorize abet daunt terrorise affray gast bullyrag gally
4 威胁
minatory menace hang threaten assault intimidate terrorize overhang war cloud raise hand against stake a stick at hold a pistol to head
5 虚张声势的人
6 威吓者
9 嘲笑
derisive laugh raspberry mock satire quip jest derision rail rally scout scoff jeer hoot deride razz jape barrack hit at make game of laugh to scorn
10 恐吓者
11 虚张声势
swashbuckling swashing tinhorn bluff whistle in the dark blustering bravado swashbuckler swank swash four-flush bounce mock-majesty brutum fulmen
12 威吓
minatorial intimidatory comminatory intimidation terrorization intimidate bulldoze gallow bullyrag ballyrag show teeth come on strong big stick menace bully buffalo bluster daunt browbeat baleful
13 欺凌
14 激怒
excited inflammatory provocative irritant provoking wroth heat passion inflammation irritation rampage aggravation exasperation vexation touch anger provoke irritate aggravate frenzy incense nettle enrage infuriate vex chafe rile roil acerbate draw blood lash into a fury put monkey up rough up the wrong way stroke the wrong way down on neck