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美:[skrud]
英:[skru:d]
美:[skrud]
adj.
用螺丝拧紧的,螺丝状的,喝醉的
v.
用螺丝拧紧( screw的过去式和过去分词 )
拧上去
(和某人)性交
诈骗(钱财等)
noun
a simple machine of the inclined plane type consisting of a spirally grooved solid cylinder and a correspondingly grooved hollow cylinder into which it fits
a nail-shaped or rod-shaped piece with a spiral groove and a slotted or recessed head designed to be inserted into material by rotating (as with a screwdriver) and used for fastening pieces of solid material together
a form that resembles a screw : spiral
a turn of a screwalso: a twist like the turn of a screw
a device (such as a corkscrew) that resembles a screw
a worn-out horse
chiefly British a small packet (as of tobacco)
a prison guard
a person who bargains shrewdlyalso: skinflint
a propeller especially of a ship
thumbscrew sense 1
pressure or punitive measures intended to coerce—used chiefly in the phrase put the screws on or put the screws to
vulgar an act of sexual intercourse
vulgar a partner in sexual intercourse
verb
transitive verb
to attach, fasten, or close by means of a screw
to cause to rotate spirally about an axis
to twist into strained configurations : contort
screwed up his face
to furnish with a spiral groove or ridge : thread
to increase the intensity, quantity, or capability of
trying to screw up courage to confess—Will Scott
to mistreat or exploit through extortion, trickery, or unfair actionsespecially: to deprive of or cheat out of something due or expected
use the available Federal machinery to screw our political enemies—J. W. Dean III
to extract by pressure or threat
vulgar to copulate with
intransitive verb
to rotate like or as a screw
to turn or move with a twisting or writhing motion
vulgar copulate
screwed up振作起来了;弄砸了
1640年代,“被迫达到最高点”(现在已过时),“过去分词形容词”来自 screw(动词)。到1690年代,用于描述脸部、眼睛等“扭曲、收缩”; 到1770年代,表示“用螺丝固定或紧固”; 1833年的俚语意义是“醉了,陶醉了”。动词短语 screwed up 早期的意思是“调到高或精确的音高”(1907年),这是来自弦乐器的钉子的比喻形象; “混乱、困惑”的意思可追溯到1943年。
Noun Middle English scrue, from Middle French escroe female screw, nut, from Medieval Latin scrofa, from Latin, sow
The first known use of screw was in the 15th century
screw1 of 2noun
a simple machine consisting of a solid cylinder with a winding groove around it and a correspondingly grooved hollow cylinder into which it fits
a nail-shaped or rod-shaped metal piece with a winding groove used for fastening solid pieces together
something having the shape of a screw : spiral
the act of screwing tight : twist
a screw-shaped device (as a corkscrew)
propeller
screw2 of 2verb
to attach, fasten, or close with a screw
to operate, tighten, or adjust with a screw
to turn or twist on a screwlike thread
to twist out of shape
a face screwed up in pain
to increase in amount
trying to screw up enough nerve to ask
1 I screwed the boards together.
2 You really screwed up there!
你实在是搞了个一塌糊涂!
3 The coffin lid had been screwed down.
棺材盖已经盖紧了.
4 The lid screws onto the jar.
5 I screwed up the note and threw it on the fire.
我把便条揉成团扔进火里了。
6 I screwed up my courage and went to the dentist.
我鼓起勇气去找牙科医生。
7 You're not even close to being screwed.
你甚至不会因此接近被折磨的境地。
8 They screwed the money out of her by threats.
他们威逼她交出了钱。
9 He screwed up his face at the nasty smell.
闻到这令人作呕的气味,他皱眉蹙额.
10 He screwed the others out of their share of the money.
他侵吞了其他人应得的钱。
11 The bottle-top has been screwed on squint.
瓶盖没拧正。
12 I screwed up the letter and threw it into the fire.
我把那封信揉成一团,扔进了火里。
13 He screwed out of the house.
他急忙离开了那所房子。
14 You’re not even close to being screwed.
你甚至都没有封闭自己使自己失败。
15 Get out. Haven't you screwed things up enough already!
滚出去。事情给你搞得还不够糟啊!
16 Thomas screwed the letter up into a ball.
托马斯把信揉成一团。
17 The consumer is getting screwed by cover charges as well.
这名消费者也被诈取了服务费。
18 He was really screwed up with his emotional problems.
他深受情感问题的困扰。
19 She was screwed out of her money.
她被逼着交出了钱.
20 He screwed the facts to suit his own purposes.
他为达到他自己的目的而歪曲事实.
1 喝醉酒的
3 毁坏了的
4 无用
n.g. bootless bung duff waste void crap useless idle unwanted hollow null unavailable futile frivolous Dud unhelpful fruitless naught unprofitable gash farcical unserviceable unavailing nugatory vanity spike up the spout
5 喝醉
wapsed fuzzled rileyed scraunched swazzled woofled stotious full cut blue shot comfortable wet mixed floating rigid cooked loaded twisted gone bottled sloppy limp boiled jagged ripped potted preserved greased smashed boozy crashed stoned tipsy malty piped woozy stewed stung cockeyed corked buffy sloshed fou tanked honkers sozzled walleyed chocker shit-faced swacked flako spiflicated cup corn bighead liquor gin lubricate sozzle tipsify can soak souse fuddle the worse for drink lit to the gills have a pack have a snoot full get a can on get tanked up have a buzz on tie one on be in beer knocked out in wine draw blank in pot
6 扭曲
tortile bosseyed twisted crooked twisty squirmy torqued tortive tortility distortedness curl distortion buckle warp flutter contortion tortuosity yield twist contort screw distort thrawn wry gnarled writhe awry torture skew
9 喝醉的
wapsed fuzzled rileyed scraunched swazzled woofled stotious full cut blue shot comfortable wet mixed floating rigid cooked loaded twisted gone bottled sloppy limp boiled jagged ripped potted preserved greased smashed boozy crashed stoned tipsy malty piped woozy stewed stung cockeyed corked buffy sloshed fou tanked honkers sozzled walleyed chocker shit-faced swacked flako spiflicated lit to the gills
12 揉成一团的
13 无用的
bootless bung duff waste void crap useless idle unwanted hollow null unavailable futile frivolous Dud unhelpful fruitless naught unprofitable gash farcical unserviceable unavailing nugatory up the spout
14 乱七八槽