rub
美 [rʌb]
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词形变化
第三人称单数:rubs 现在分词:rubbing 过去式:rubbed反义词
同义词
英汉双解
1. | [t][i] 擦;磨;搓to move your hand, or sth such as a cloth, backwards and forwards over a surface while pressing firmly |
She rubbed her chin thoughtfully. 她若有所思地抚摩着下巴。 | |
Rub the surface with sandpaper before painting. 用砂纸打磨表面,然后再上油漆。 | |
The cat rubbed itself against my legs. 猫在我腿上蹭来蹭去。 | |
I rubbed at the stain on the cloth. 我擦了擦布上的污渍。 | |
Animals had been rubbing against the trees. 动物一直在这些树上蹭来蹭去。 | |
Rub the surface smooth. 将表面擦光。 |
2. | [t][i] (使)相互磨擦;搓to press two surfaces against each other and move them backwards and forwards; to be pressed together and move in this way |
She rubbed her hands in delight. 她高兴得直搓手。 | |
It sounded like two pieces of wood rubbing together. 听起来就像是两块木头在一起磨擦。 |
3. | [i][t] 磨,摩擦(尤指引起疼痛或损害)to move backwards and forwards many times against sth while pressing it, especially causing pain or damage |
The back of my shoe is rubbing. 我的鞋后跟磨脚。 | |
The wheel is rubbing on the mudguard. 车轮蹭着挡泥板了。 | |
The horse's neck was rubbed raw(= until the skin came off) where the rope had been. 马脖子上套过缰绳的地方皮都给磨掉了。 |
4. | [t] ~ sth + adv./prep. 涂;抹;搽to spread a liquid or other substance over a surface while pressing firmly |
She rubbed the lotion into her skin. 她把润肤液揉搓进皮肤里。 |
1. | [c][ususing] 擦;抹;搓;揉an act of rubbing a surface |
She gave her knee a quick rub. 她很快地揉了揉膝盖。 |
2. | [sing] 问题;困难a problem or difficulty |
The hotel is in the middle of nowhere and there lies the rub . We don't have a car. 难就难在旅馆很偏远,我们又没有汽车。 |
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英汉解释
n. | 1. 同“rubber” 2. 擦,磨擦 3. 障碍,阻碍,困难 4. 〈方〉磨(刀)石 5. (场所的)不平坦,崎岖;球碰到障碍物滚歪 6. 伤害感情的东西;暗讽,讥刺,挖苦 |
v. | 1. 擦,摩擦;使相擦;抚摩;揩拭;把...摩擦得(干净,光亮等) 2. 用...擦;擦上,涂上 (on, over) 3. 擦掉,擦去 (out, off) 4. 触痛,惹怒(某人) 5. 拓印,摹拓(碑石等) 6. 〈美俚〉杀害 7. 摩擦,擦到 (on, against) 8. (皮肤等)擦痛,擦破;(衣服等)磨损 9. 被擦掉 (off, out) 10. 引得恼火[烦恼] |
英英解释
n. | |
v. | 1. to press and move your hands or an object over a surface; to move something such as a cloth backward and forward across a surface to clean it, dry it, or make it smooth; to move your hand backward and forward across a part of someone’s body while pressing firmly, especially because that part of the body hurts 2. |