corralling

corralling

美 [kəˈræl] 　英 [kəˈrɑːl]

• v.〈美〉关在槛内；(把车辆)排成围栅；〈口〉围捕；取得
• n.〈美〉畜栏；(捕象等用的)栅栏；车栅
• 网络科拉尔；围栏；关进畜栏

词形变化

复数：corrals  现在分词：corralling  过去式：corralled  

英汉解释

n.	1. 〈美〉畜栏,畜槛;(捕象等用的)栅栏;(用车辆等拦成的)应急防御车阵,车栅
v.	1. 〈美〉关在槛内,养在槛内;(把车辆)排成围栅;〈口〉围捕;〈美口〉捕获,获得,取得

英英解释

n.	1. an enclosed space where horses, cows, etc. are kept temporarily
v.	1. to move horses, cows, etc. into a corral 2. to move people into a place and stop them from leaving it; to organize a group of people and persuade them to do something

例句

Washington, so it goes, is in charge of corralling the western donors. Europe provides the money.

它是这么说的：美国政府负责寻找西方捐赠者，欧洲提供资金，中国卷走所有业务。

There is a shocking amount of work that goes into corralling that sort of data into something useful.

把这些数据中有用的东西集中起来是一项相当浩大的工程。

by constantly rounding them up and corralling them.

以使她们在自己的控制之下。

The Chinese sport of corralling US presidents is more than just theatre.

中国对美国总统的活动安排控制，不仅仅为了做秀。