pry
pry
praɪ
prai
British pronunciation
/pɹˈa‌ɪ/

“pry”的英语定义和含义

to pry
01

打听, 探听

to ask personal or unwanted questions
Intransitive: to pry | to pry into a subject
to pry definition and meaning
example
例子
Journalists sometimes pry into the personal lives of public figures to uncover scandals.
记者有时会打探公众人物的私生活以揭露丑闻。
02

撬开, 用力

to apply force in an attempt to open, separate, or move something
Transitive: to pry sth somewhere
example
例子
They used a stick to pry the lid off the crate, which was nailed down tightly.
他们用一根棍子撬开了钉得紧紧的板条箱盖子。
03

窥探, 窥视

to look at something with great curiosity or interest, especially when it involves something private or hidden
Intransitive
example
例子
She caught him prying through her drawers, looking for something he had no right to touch.
她抓到他窥探她的抽屉,寻找他没有权利碰的东西。
04

撬开, 探出

to obtain something, especially information, with effort or difficulty
Transitive: to pry sth out of sb
example
例子
She had to pry the truth out of him, as he was hesitant to share any details.
她不得不从他那里撬出真相,因为他犹豫不决,不愿分享任何细节。
01

重型铁杠杆, 撬棍

a heavy iron lever with one end forged into a wedge
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