英:[ˈtræml]
美:[ˈtræməl]
英:[ˈtræml]
美:[ˈtræməl]
tram·mel
trae ml
复数:trammels
第三人称单数:trammels
现在分词:trammelling或trammeling
过去式:trammelled或trammeled
过去分词:trammelled或trammeled
verb
transitive verb
to catch or hold in or as if in a net : enmesh
to prevent or impede the free play of : confine
noun
something impeding activity, progress, or freedom : restraint—usually used in plural
a net for catching birds or fishespecially: one having three layers with the middle one finer-meshed and slack so that fish passing through carry some of the center net through the coarser opposite net and are trapped
an adjustable pothook for a fireplace crane
a shackle used for making a horse amble
an instrument for drawing ellipses
a compass for drawing large circles that consists of a beam with two sliding parts—usually used in plural
any of various gauges used for aligning or adjusting machine parts
14世纪中期,“捕鱼用的网”(隐含在 trammeller “使用三层网捕鱼的人”中),源自古法语 tramail “细网捕鱼”(13世纪),来自晚期拉丁语 tremaculum,可能意为“由三层网眼制成的网”,来自拉丁语 tri- “三”(见 tri-) + macula “网眼”(见 mail(n.2))。 “任何妨碍事物” 的意思始于1650年代,最初指“马的绊脚绳”(约1500年)。 意大利语 tramaglio,西班牙语 trasmallo 是法语借词。
Noun Middle English tramayle, a kind of net, from Old French tramail, from Late Latin tremaculum, from Latin tres three + macula mesh, spot — more at three
The first known use of trammel was in the 14th century
tramp1 of 2verb
to walk heavily
to tread on forcibly and repeatedly
to travel or wander through on foot
tramp the streets
tramp2 of 2noun
a homeless wanderer who may beg or steal for a living
a walking trip : hike
the sound made by many marching feet
a ship not making regular trips but taking cargo to any port called alsotramp steamer
tramp1 of 2verb
to walk heavily
to tread on forcibly and repeatedly
to travel or wander through on foot
tramp the streets
tramp2 of 2noun
a homeless wanderer who may beg or steal for a living
a walking trip : hike
the sound made by many marching feet
a ship not making regular trips but taking cargo to any port called alsotramp steamer
trammel1 of 2noun
something preventing free movement or activity—usually used in plural
trammel2 of 2verb
to prevent or restrict the free movement of
trammel1 of 2noun
something preventing free movement or activity—usually used in plural
trammel2 of 2verb
to prevent or restrict the free movement of
trammel1 of 2noun
something preventing free movement or activity—usually used in plural
trammel2 of 2verb
to prevent or restrict the free movement of
1 Every now and then," she says, "I feel the necessity of escaping from the trammels imposed by publishers, editors, and the supposed taste of the public.
2 The Founders gave an independent judiciary the responsibility of preventing the other branches from trammeling fundamental liberties of citizens.
3 It’s a delightfully quiet escape for those who have grown tired of Greece’s more trammeled getaways.
4 laws that trammel our rights as citizens
5 Obstinate are the trammels , but my heart aches when I try to break them.
束缚是顽固的, 但要摆脱它时我又心痛.
6 The former, following intellectual guidance, found itself coming more and more into antagonism with the spirit, not yet freed from the trammels of imagination.
7 China’s bond market and currency also began to get hit Wednesday as worries deepened that a contagion from stock-market losses could further trammel the country’s slowing economy.
8 John Galsworthy had not smashed the trammels of the capitalist system.
高尔斯华绥并没有冲破资本主义制度的束缚.
9 Forbidden from employment and unable to go home, most scrape by on illegal work and hope for resettlement to the United States, a process also trammelled by the Syrian crisis.
10 Use trammel points to mark a rounded edge (an arc with a 7-1/2-inch radius) on three 6-1/2 x 19-inch boards.
11 He seems the first to have completely shaken himself free from the trammels of classic or mediæval literature.
12 Thus, suppose the trammels be set to the crank pin centres of a locomotive, then the bar will stand horizontally.
13 The invention discloses a fishing type trammel net.
一种钓鱼式捕鱼网。
14 The Patriots defense, which is on pace to break NFL records for most sacks and fewest points allowed, has trammeled and trampled opposing offenses, but the schedule keeps serving up red meat or raw quarterbacks for them to prey upon.
15 No longer trammeled by his responsibility as chairman, he can say what he wish.
他不当董事长就不受职务约束了,想说什么就说什么。
16 Thomas Jefferson viewed the Old World as a redundant Ruritania where brave souls were weighed down by the ‘monkish trammels of priests and kings.’
17 Critics worry that some countries are behaving opportunistically, using the coronavirus outbreak to justify such legislation rather than looking for other ways to address misinformation without trammeling free speech.
18 Pressure to trammel the markets (banning trading in credit-default swaps, setting up a more pliable European rating agency) should be dismissed as an attempt to shoot the messenger.
而限制市场(禁止信用违约互换交易,设立更易掌控的评级机构)的压力应被视作试图迁怒信使的行为而被驳回。
19 In that careful pondering we can feel and see his ripening moral preference grow clear and free from trammels of every sort, and gain towards decisions that know no other influence but reason wholly purified.
20 Even in its mode of conceiving and arranging those subjects it is in part still trammelled by the rules and consecrated traditions of the past.
1 阻碍
obstructive block interruption obstruction bar interfere interrupt impede obstruct stymie reaction obstacle setback handicap bottleneck impediment hold-up stop prevent restrict forbid inhibit hinder intervene cramp hamper retard encumber baulk under your feet stand between and militate against hold up cut off box in knock back
2 妨害
obstructive violative violation opposition obstacle disturbance nuisance hindrance hinder violate forbid disturb stump blight molest constrict cumber
3 长径规
4 障碍
bar wall difficulty disability barrier fault rub obstacle hedge objection hurdle lesion drawback obstruction hitch handicap blight roadblock impediment obstructive balk discouragement hang-up disincentive remora choke point
5 妨碍…的自由
6 量规
7 防碍
9 拘束
restrictive constraint restraint rein adscription shackle lay fast uneasy restrained control chain bond restriction curb confinement manacle cramp restrain crib tether entrammel strait-waistcoat
11 妨碍
impedimental holding preventive obstructive cloggy stop bar resistance barrier prevention opposition obstacle resistant interference objection disturbance obstruction nuisance trespass roadblock impediment retard embargo retardation pester molestation holdback bafflement remora cumber prevent interfere obstruct interrupt hinder block trap resist oppose violate blanket trash spite forbid choke disturb clog traverse mar snag handicap hamper scotch impede nick thwart penalize embarrass molest balk foreclose hobble snooker stymie heckle encumber occlude interdict stonewall embar entrammel make against put a crimp in lay an embargo on in the way under foot liability touch frustrate preclude invasion blocking hindrance let defeat stunt strangle snarl baulk in the road let or hindrance delay pest affection ob- affect prohibit incommode stall cross the path of put oar in
12 网
network web net wire mesh toil netting meshwork rete webwork retiary chain screening cobweb caul
13 限制
tied control limit bar limitation restriction qualification constraint bound restraint constipation leash inhibition crimp corset stricture bourn tie bit CAP restrict hedge confine damp hem restrain constrain crib shackle curtail constrict fetter circumscribe kraal entrammel tie down curtailment curb cramp hem in bottle up exclusive restrictive reserve bind rein confinement bridle abridgement zariba box chain regulate hamper imprison constipate abridge contract qualify narrow terminate straiten block up peg down block in controlled selectional squelch tie down to doing tie down to to doing hold down choke off
14 束缚
band tie bond constraint restraint cramp hamper leash captivity yoke shackle bondage limbo bridle duress hobble noose thrall fetter stranglehold manacle hamshackle enfetter chain bind hedge restrain constrain imprison tether halter swaddle enchain entrammel astrict tie by the leg bind down hold in leash strangulation strait-jacket cord collar slavery solder straitjacket thralldom enslave pinion have in leash swaddling clothes tied Chain tentacle stricture crib crimp hog-tie tie down fetters constrict bound obligatory binding ligament commit hopple servitude cabin terminate shackles restrict tie down to doing tie down to to doing astriction restriction thraldom ring-fence astringe engage curb strait-waistcoat
15 约束
tied Chain commitment restriction obligation constraint curb constipation leash rein tentacle stricture tie commit CAP bind restrict constrain obligate repress bridle constrict circumscribe tie down
18 束缚物
20 强迫
forced forcible pressure push duress make force railroad compel sling constrain pressurize bulldoze strong-arm
21 椭圆规