英:[strʌt]
美:[strʌt]
英:[strʌt]
美:[strʌt]
vt.
炫耀
在…上趾高气扬地走
给…加支撑
vi.
趾高气扬地走
高视阔步
n.
(框架的)支杆
支柱
趾高气扬的步态
(尤指跳舞或表演时)卖弄
复数:struts
第三人称单数:struts
现在分词:strutting
过去式:strutted
过去分词:strutted
verb (1)
intransitive verb
to become turgid : swell
to walk with a proud gait
to walk with a pompous and affected air
transitive verb
to parade (something, such as clothes) with a show of pride
noun
a structural piece designed to resist pressure in the direction of its length
a pompous step or walk
arrogant behavior : swagger
verb (2)
transitive verb
to provide, stiffen, support, or hold apart with or as if with a strut
这组词都有“行走,徒步”的意思,其区别是:
pace指踱步,走步。
stroll多指走走停停,步子缓慢,悠闲自得,漫无目的。
strut指大摇大摆地走,含过分自信或自高自大意味。
stride着重步子大而且节奏有力,流露出匆忙、烦恼、得意等情绪。
walk最常用词,中性词,指除跑、跳之外所有移步的动作。
以上来源于网络
"炫耀地走,带着虚荣的尊严走",来自1590年代的中古英语 strouten “自豪地展示衣服,虚荣地炫耀华丽的服饰”(14世纪晚期),早期意为“突出,凸出,鼓起,肿胀”,来自古英语 strutian “僵硬地突出,肿胀或鼓起”,源自原始日耳曼语 *strut-(也是丹麦语 strutte,德语 strotzen “膨胀,肿胀”,德语 Strauß “战斗”的来源),源自 PIE 词根 *ster-(1)“僵硬”。
最初指空气或态度; 现代意义,集中在步态上,首次记录于1510年代。相关词汇: Strutted; strutting。首次记录于1926年的 strut (one's) stuff,来自于 strut 作为一种流行于约1900年的舞蹈的名称。名词意为“虚荣和做作的行走方式”,始于约1600年。
支柱
支杆
轨撑
撑材
组合肋板平面内,连接旁桁材、 船底横骨和内底横骨的竖向型材
以及在船底纵骨和内底纵骨的跨距中点加设的型材短支柱。
Verb (1) Middle English strouten, from Old English strūtian to stand out stiffly, struggle; akin to Middle High German strozzen to be swollen
The first known use of strut was in the 13th century
stub1 of 2noun
stump entry 1 sense 2
a pen with a short blunt point
a short part left after a larger part has been broken off or used up
a pencil stub
a small part of a check kept as a record of the contents of the check
the part of a ticket returned to the user
stub2 of 2verb
to put out (as a cigarette) by crushing
to strike (as one's toe) against an object
strychninenoun
a bitter poison that is obtained from certain plants, acts as a stimulant to the central nervous system, and is used especially as a rat poison
strut1 of 2verb
to walk in a stiff proud way
to parade (as clothes) with a show of pride
strut2 of 2noun
a bar or brace to resist pressure in the direction of its length
a strutting step or walk
strut1 of 2verb
to walk in a stiff proud way
to parade (as clothes) with a show of pride
strut2 of 2noun
a bar or brace to resist pressure in the direction of its length
a strutting step or walk
strut1 of 2verb
to walk in a stiff proud way
to parade (as clothes) with a show of pride
strut2 of 2noun
a bar or brace to resist pressure in the direction of its length
a strutting step or walk
strut1 of 2verb
to walk in a stiff proud way
to parade (as clothes) with a show of pride
strut2 of 2noun
a bar or brace to resist pressure in the direction of its length
a strutting step or walk
strut1 of 2verb
to walk in a stiff proud way
to parade (as clothes) with a show of pride
strut2 of 2noun
a bar or brace to resist pressure in the direction of its length
a strutting step or walk
1 Total vertebrectomy and repair were performed with fibular strut grafts and placement of rigid anterior and posterior instrumentation.
患者进行了全椎体切除,腓骨支撑植骨,前后坚强内固定。
2 He leapt up to the strut where his dragonfly had been struggling into the world, and eased it gently free of the broken cocoon.
3 Then he wrung it out and handed it to Tree-ear, who scrambled up the bank and hung it on a strut to dry in the sun.
4 Mr. Turner strutted out of his office at that moment.
5 Most of the MAV is made from composite, but the struts had to absorb the shock of landing.
6 Goldilocks strutted over to the corner and started clucking.
7 He walked there now—strutted is the better word, for he had a high behind and an athlete’s stride—thinking of names.
8 She was crouching in a narrow metal channel supported in a framework of girders and struts.
9 Draco Malfoy was strutting around the school as though he had just been appointed Head Boy.
10 Threw their arms around me while Patty did some kind of power strut over to us, a winner.
11 The first prisoner stood up and strutted back and forth like a bowlegged bulldog.
12 The physical act of strutting lifted his spirits.
13 Practical can hardly provide convincing argument on many marketing phenomena because of its weak theory strut.
以实践性为主的市场营销学因其理论支撑的薄弱,对许多营销现象难以做出令人信服的解释.
14 I ask his bare butt as he struts in that slow summer way of his across the room and grabs a blue robe from a hook on the wall next to the smocks.
15 She's still strutting, even though the circles under her eyes are getting darker.
16 No bold, swaggering expressions strutted across her face as the glow of the castle rippled in her eyes.
17 “My dad didn’t strut,” said Harry, before he could stop himself.
18 The chickens strutted and squawked, changing the weight distribution of the crate.
19 During the three types of struts, the performance of inlet with rhombic struts is excellent.
在三种形状侧向支柱中, 采用两端削尖支柱形状的进气道的性能最优.
20 Helmuth's teacher, Herr Zeiger, wears his SA uniform to school, and his Nazi Party badge winks in the light as he struts around the classroom.
4 自负
self-affected flatuous secure vain pragmatic pretentious pompous ostentatious conceited boastful overconfident chesty flatulent overweening self-assertive priggish self-opinionated vapouring thrasonical vainly vauntingly priggism boast inflation ego vanity perch conceit sufficiency pragmatism pretension self-love flatulence overconfidence vainglory vaunt pomposity self-assertion self-conceit tympany self-pride self-glorification amour-propre priggery flatulency vainness egotize swell bloat preen blow swollen cranium
5 昂首阔步而行
6 膨胀
dilatant dilatative expanded swollen bloat bloated baggy spongy puffed turgid bouffant bulgy pouchy bladdery tumid intumescent dilative distent expansion swell swelling bulge dilation puffiness dilatation distension turgor turgidity dilatancy intumescence bulk pooch intumesce expand blow balloon inflate dilate bilge distend plim sufflate bag puff huff tish overblow ventricular inflationary blown-up bellied inflation expanse rise pouch plump pout bunt upswell bung
7 夸示
ostentatious flaunty epideictic splurge display flash flaunt panache blazon tigerism show flourish showboat disport blazonment parade show-off bravura air sport make a show of
8 支撑
sustentacular supporting sustaining support hold stay staff kickstand bolster carry bear sustain shore prop brace persevere stanchion nog upbear abutment sustentation uphold underprop manage rest hold up shore up
9 支柱
sustentaculum support standard stay staff leg column supporter shore stake prop spur brace upright anchorage mainstay crutch stoop overcast underpinning buttress bulwark fulcrum stanchion shoring puncheon stull sprag post pillar stilt pit-prop sustentacular bracing banister corbel shorer cornerstone backbone backstop trivet spile landtie pier strength console stud stock rock pedestal base anchor rest boss peg underpin picket abutment entablature
11 用支柱支撑
13 肿胀
turgent tumefacient inflated puffy turgid tumescent tumid bullate turgescence swell swelling bulge turgor tumescence turgidity tumefaction tumefy
14 抗压构件
15 趾高气扬
expansive bloated cocky chuff sidy cocksy tall cockily cockhorse cockiness swell cock astrut
16 昂首阔步
17 自负的
self-affected flatuous secure vain pragmatic pretentious pompous ostentatious conceited boastful overconfident chesty flatulent overweening self-assertive priggish self-opinionated vapouring thrasonical
18 鼓起
torose raised blown plump bouffant bellied upheaval belly knob bulge pout bunt upheave collect gather screw swell summon pouch pluck muster uplift heave
19 撑杆
20 炫耀
fastuous fine blatant conspicuous glaring grandstand pretentious flamboyant showy glitzy ostentatious hotshot swank splashy flaunty splurge gaudery fofarraw display spread flash demonstration parade splash flourish glare pageant fanfare brandish panache affectation show-off ostentation pomposity frippery ritz foofaraw frounce tigerism show flaunt peacock gam showboat sport affect flare plume cut a swath strut stuff
23 支持
sustentative supportive proponent sustaining support maintenance championship backup favor behalf holding favour siding crutch countenance sustenance espousal sustentation side root endure enlist plunk underset back second hold stay carry encourage bear sustain prop sanction uphold underpin pedestal persevere buttress backstop sinew uprear underprop