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复数:wrenches
第三人称单数:wrenches
现在分词:wrenching
过去式:wrenched
过去分词:wrenched
词根:wrench
n.wrenching 苗木铲根;修截苗根
v.wrenching 猛扭;歪曲;抢取(wrench的ing形式)
transitive verb
to twist suddenly and with force.The force of the collision wrenched her neck.
to damage or sprain by twisting.She wrenched her knee while playing basketball.
to twist, jerk, or pull (something) forcibly so that it splits or is dislodged.The two dogs wrenched the Frisbee apart.The police wrenched the car door open and helped the passenger out.
to remove, extract, or obtain by, or as if by, twisting, jerking, or pulling; wrest.The soldier wrenched the baby from its mother's arms.He finally wrenched the tight ring off his finger.She kept questioning him until she wrenched the truth from him.
to twist the meaning or nature of; distort.You are wrenching my words out of context.
to cause suffering to.The pitiful sight wrenched her heart.
intransitive verb
to give a sudden twist, turn, or pull; yank.
to make a sudden twist or turn; swerve.
noun
a tool, often with adjustable jaws, that is used to grip and turn an object, often one threaded into another, such as a bolt or pipe.I'll need a bigger wrench to turn this nut.
a sudden forcible twist.The dentist gave the tooth a wrench, and the troublesome thing was out.
a strain or sprain, as to an ankle or knee, caused by such a twist.He'll be out for the rest of the season due to the wrench of his knee.
a sharp emotional pang, or the cause thereof.He felt a wrench at leaving home.
a sharp twist in form or meaning; distortion.
monkey wrenchn. 活动扳手;螺旋钳
torque wrench扭力扳手;转矩扳手;定力矩扳手
pipe wrench管扳钳;管子钳
impact wrench拧紧扳手,套筒板手;冲头
socket wrench[机械]套筒扳手
古英语 wrencan “扭曲”,源自原始日耳曼语 *wrankjan(也指古高地德语 renken,德语 renken “扭曲,扭伤”,古英语 wringan “拧,扭”),源自原始印欧语 *wreng- “转动”(也指梵语 vrnakti “转动,扭曲”,立陶宛语 rengtis “变弯曲,扭动”), *werg- 的鼻音变体“转动”(也指拉丁语 vergere “转动,倾向于”),源自 *wer-(2)“转动,弯曲”的词根。相关词汇: Wrenched, wrenching。
扳手
Verb Middle English, from Old English wrencan; akin to Old High German renken to twist and perhaps to Latin vergere to bend, incline
The first known use of wrench was before the 12th century
wrestverb
to pull, force, or move by violent wringing or twisting movements
to gain by or as if by force or violence
wrest power from the king
wrench1 of 2verb
to move with a violent twist
to pull, strain, or tighten with violent twisting or force
to injure by a violent twisting or straining
wrenched my knee while playing football
to snatch forcibly : wrest
wrench2 of 2noun
a violent twisting or pull
a sharp twist or sudden jerk that strains muscles or ligamentsalso: the injury caused by this
a tool for holding, twisting, or turning (as nuts and bolts)
wrench1 of 2verb
to move with a violent twist
to pull, strain, or tighten with violent twisting or force
to injure by a violent twisting or straining
wrenched my knee while playing football
to snatch forcibly : wrest
wrench2 of 2noun
a violent twisting or pull
a sharp twist or sudden jerk that strains muscles or ligamentsalso: the injury caused by this
a tool for holding, twisting, or turning (as nuts and bolts)
wrench1 of 2verb
to move with a violent twist
to pull, strain, or tighten with violent twisting or force
to injure by a violent twisting or straining
wrenched my knee while playing football
to snatch forcibly : wrest
wrench2 of 2noun
a violent twisting or pull
a sharp twist or sudden jerk that strains muscles or ligamentsalso: the injury caused by this
a tool for holding, twisting, or turning (as nuts and bolts)
wrench1 of 2transitive verb
to injure or disable by a violent twisting or straining
slipped and wrenched her back
wrench2 of 2noun
a sharp twist or sudden jerk straining muscles or ligamentsalso: the resultant injury (as of a joint)
1 The cliff-ghast wrenched off the fox’s head, and fought his brothers for the entrails.
2 Many of the things are of great sentimental value and it is going to be a wrench parting with them...
其中很多东西都具有重要的情感价值,令人难以割舍。
3 There were screwdrivers, saws, hammers, clamps, vises, wrenches, pliers.
4 She wrenched her hand out of mine and sprinted straight for it.
5 She wrenched the toy from his grasp.
6 He found the dagger’s hilt and wrenched it free.
7 The right wrench for valve operation also makes the operator's job easier and safer.
用于阀门操作的正确的扳手也会使操作者的工作更加容易和安全.
8 Metal wrenches against metal when she jerks it open.
9 Mr. Chen was turning over the stiff valve with a wrench.
陈先生正用扳手转动那个已失灵的阀门.
10 The plant began producing stems of blue flowers before I could wrench it out.
然而我还来不及把它们弄走,这些植物就开出了一枝枝蓝色的花朵。
11 It was like they weren’t even really talking to me, but rather, right at my body, wrenching the two apart.
12 But Tally jerked to a halt, her arm wrenching in its socket, and she heard the Special’s razor voice curse.
13 Harry’s eyes flew open as he wrenched himself back to the present: He was lying on the bank of the lake in the setting sun, and Ron and Hermione were looking down at him.
14 She wrenched her knee when she fell.
她跌倒时把膝盖扭伤了。
15 Asha wrenched loose a throwing axe and sent it flying end over end to take one of them in the back.
16 I yelled, pleaded, kicked, but they wrenched the money out of my hand.
17 The two-piece Hard Lock Nut is easy to install, requiring only the use of a wrench.
双件套强力锁紧螺母安装简便,只需要一个扳手就行。
18 Wouldn’t Aunt Ivy get a wrench in her whalebone corset to see me dolled up?
19 The gull speared her arm, ripped at it, wrenched it loose from its hold.
20 Her words wrenched at my heart.
她的话使得我心如刀绞。
2 机械师
4 歪曲
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6 难受
grotty smart misery irritate embitter grate sicken not agree with get to uncomfortably assault cut up
7 拆散
8 扭转
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9 使痛苦
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12 扭伤
twist strain distortion sprain rick turn spring stretch crick pull twisted strained stremma wrick out rack
14 阻碍
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15 扭去
16 悲痛
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17 痛苦
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20 扳钳
25 螺丝钳
26 拧去
29 曲解
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31 摘下