rocket

释义

n.火箭（弹）; 焰火，烟花; 芝麻菜v.猛增; 快速移动; 一举成名; 用火箭攻击

词态变化

复数 :   rockets ; 第三人称单数 :   rockets ; 过去式 :   rocketed ; 过去分词 :   rocketed ; 现在分词 :   rocketing ;

实用场景例句

Missiles were fired as the capital came under another rocket attack.

首都再次遭到火箭袭击，导弹被发射。

金山词霸

Shortages of fresh produce have caused prices to rocket dramatically...

新鲜农产品的短缺导致价格急剧飙升...

金山词霸

Criminal activities in the nation have rocketed dramatically over the past four years.

该国的犯罪活动在过去四年里急剧飙升。

金山词霸

The rocket-like train blasted by, making the walls of the row houses shake violently.

火箭般的列车呼啸而过，使排屋的墙壁剧烈摇晃。

金山词霸

Soaring like a rocket, Dublin now ranks among Europe's top urban getaway spots favored by travelers.

都柏林如火箭般飙升，现已成为欧洲最受游客青睐的都市度假胜地之一。

金山词霸

The rumor spread like a rocket (= it quickly became widely known).

这个谣言迅速传开。

金山词霸

Soaring costs

飞涨的成本

金山词霸

Stock prices have rocketed up recently.

股票价格最近猛涨。

金山词霸

The price has rocketed from $50 to $120.

价格从50美元飙升至120美元。

金山词霸

The dog rocketed across the yard when it saw the squirrel.

狗一看到松鼠就飞快地冲过了院子。

金山词霸

The startup rocketed to success with their innovative app.

这家初创公司凭借其创新的应用程序迅速取得了成功。

金山词霸

Afterward the Rocket exchanges him Magic and trades rye, hereafter he changes to Nikesidui.

之后火箭队把他交换到魔术队并换来麦迪, 此后他又被转到尼克斯队.

期刊摘选

The first stage of rocket is thrown away only minutes after the rocket takes off.

火箭的第一级在火箭起飞后仅仅几秒中就被扔掉.

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In 1993 a new space rocket with no wings was developed in the USA.

1993年美国研制了一种新型的滑有机翼的太空火箭.

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As the rocket gets farther into space, the earth's atmosphere is left behind.

随着火箭越来越远地进入空间, 地球的大气就被抛在后面.

辞典例句

An American, William Hale, assembled a vastly improved rocket in 1846.

一个叫威廉·黑尔的美国人, 在1846年组装了一枚经过大大改进的火箭.

辞典例句

Outside clouds of smoke rose in the distance as troops fired rocket launchers.

在外面,部队点燃火箭弹发射器后,远处硝烟升腾.

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真题例句

Cyrano was dead and buried for a good three centuries before the first manned rockets started to fly.

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英英释义

Noun

1. any vehicle propelled by a rocket engine

2. a jet engine containing its own propellant and driven by reaction propulsion

3. erect European annual often grown as a salad crop to be harvested when young and tender

4. propels bright light high in the sky, or used to propel a lifesaving line or harpoon

5. sends a firework display high into the sky

Verb

1. shoot up abruptly, like a rocket;

"prices skyrocketed"

2. propel with a rocket