tug
tug
təg
tēg
British pronunciation
/tˈʌɡ/

“tug”的英语定义和含义

to tug
01

, 猛拉

to pull with a quick, forceful movement
Transitive: to tug at sth | to tug on sth
to tug definition and meaning
example
例子
The toddler tugged on her mother's sleeve, trying to get her attention.
小孩了拉母亲的袖子,试图引起她的注意。
02

, 奋斗

to pull or strive forcefully in a contest or struggle
Transitive: to tug at sth | to tug against sth
example
例子
The horse tugged against the reins, eager to move faster along the trail.
著韁繩,渴望沿著小徑更快地移動。
03

,

to cause something to move by applying force with a pulling action
Transitive: to tug sth to a direction
example
例子
She tugged the reluctant horse forward, urging it to cross the stream.
着不情愿的马向前,催促它穿过小溪。
04

,

to pull or carry something with effort
Transitive: to tug sth somewhere | to tug sth to a direction
example
例子
Farmers tugged sacks of grain across the field.
农民们拖拽着谷物袋穿过田野。
05

, 用拖船拖

to pull or tow a ship using the power and assistance of a tugboat
Transitive: to tug a ship somewhere
example
例子
The harbor pilot directed the tugboat to tug the massive container ship into the port.
港口领航员指挥拖船将巨大的集装箱船拖曳进港。
06

, 用力工作

to work or strain vigorously and with effort
Intransitive: to tug at sth
example
例子
The sculptor tugged at the block of marble, shaping it into a masterpiece with each chisel strike.
雕塑家拉扯着大理石块,每一凿都将其塑造成杰作。
01

突然的猛拉, 急促的拉扯

a sudden abrupt pull
02

拖船, 推船

a powerful small boat designed to pull or push larger ships
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