buckle

释义

v.扣住; （使）变形; 双腿发软n.（皮带等的）搭扣，搭钩

大小写变形: Buckle

词态变化

复数 :   buckles ; 第三人称单数 :   buckles ; 过去式 :   buckled ; 过去分词 :   buckled ; 现在分词 :   buckling ;

实用场景例句

She buckled her sandals.

她扣上了她的凉鞋。

金山词霸

These gloves buckle at the wrist.

这双手套从手腕处上扣。

金山词霸

He buckled on his helmet.

他扣好了头盔。

金山词霸

(figurative)Even the toughest material can buckle under extreme tension.

再坚韧的材料在极端张力下也会弯曲。

金山词霸

I'd better buckle up for the long drive ahead.

我最好系好安全带准备长途驾驶。

金山词霸

The storm buckled the roof of the old barn.

暴风雨把旧谷仓的屋顶压弯了。

金山词霸

The intense heat caused the metal door to buckle under the pressure.

高温导致金属门在压力下变形。

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The unexpected monster wave caused the deck to buckle.

突如其来的巨浪使甲板弯曲变形。

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His legs gave way as his knees buckled, causing McAnally to collapse in a motionless pile on the dirt.

麦卡纳利的双腿一软，膝盖突然弯曲，使他毫无生气地瘫倒在泥地上。

金山词霸

The sudden load caused his right leg to buckle unexpectedly.

突如其来的负荷导致他的右腿意外弯曲。

金山词霸

A man swiftly fastened his belt with a buckle before exiting, as the harsh sound of a door slamming echoed loudly through the residence.

一名男子迅速用皮带扣系好腰带后离开，同时一声门砰然关闭的刺耳声响在住宅内回荡。

金山词霸

He fastened his coat with a shiny brass buckle.

他用一个闪亮的铜搭扣系紧了外套。

金山词霸

If you want to learn English you have to buckle down.

如果你想学英语,你就得非常努力.

辞典例句

One is the younger brother, leaving hair on the forehead, like a teapot covered buckle.

一个是弟弟, 脑门上留的头发, 就像扣了个茶壶盖.

期刊摘选

He tried to buckle his armours on.

他试图穿上他的甲胄.

辞典例句

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said his country will not buckle under international pressure.

伊朗总统默哈默德-艾哈迈迪-内贾德说他的国家决不因为国际压力而让步.

期刊摘选

For this meal, brother became hungry midday, leather belt buckle a few times closely.

为了这顿饭, 兄弟们饿了一个中午, 皮带了紧几个扣.

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These shoes buckle at the side.

这鞋在侧面系扣.

辞典例句

It is direct that you pay buckle from sheet still give the aunt that collect fees?

你付钱是直接从账单上扣呢还是交给收费的阿姨?

期刊摘选

英英释义

Noun

1. fastener that fastens together two ends of a belt or strap; often has loose prong

2. a shape distorted by twisting or folding

Verb

1. fasten with a buckle or buckles

2. fold or collapse;

"His knees buckled"

3. bend out of shape, as under pressure or from heat;

"The highway buckled during the heatwave"