pound
英 [paʊnd]
美[paʊnd]
- n. 英镑;重击,重击声;兽栏;拘留所
- vt. 捣烂;敲打;监禁,拘留
- vi. 连续重击,猛击
- n. (Pound)人名;(英)庞德
词组搭配
one's pound of flesh
something one is strictly or legally entitled to, but which it is ruthless or inhuman to demand
合法但有悖情理的要求
pound the beat
(of a police officer) patrol an allocated route or area
(警察)按指定路线(或区域)巡逻
pound something out
type something with heavy keystrokes
敲击出;按键沉重地打出
an old typewriter on which she pounded out her poems.
一台她用来敲打出诗作的旧打字机。
pound the pavement&I{【俚语】}
To travel the streets on foot, especially in search of work.
踯躅街头:徒步在街上走,尤指找工作
双语例句
- 1. The one thousand pound bomb was triggered by a wire.
- 那颗重达1,000磅的炸弹是由一根导线引爆的。
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- 2. There was a sharp fall in the value of the pound.
- 英镑大幅贬值。
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- 3. The drop was caused partly by the pound's strength against the dollar.
- 下降的部分原因在于英镑对美元的升值。
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- 4. Beef now costs well over 30 roubles a pound.
- 牛肉现在卖到了每磅30多卢布。
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- 5. Integrating the pound with other European currencies could cause difficulties.
- 把英镑与欧洲其他货币合并会引发许多难题。
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