oar

美 [ɔr]
英 [ɔː(r)]
  • n.桨；船桨
  • v.〈诗〉划；像桨一样摆动(手等)
  • 网络橹；桨橹；划手
复数：oars  

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网络释义

oar
n.
1.
船桨；桨a long pole with a flat blade at one end that is used for rowing a boat
He pulled as hard as he could on the oars.
他拼命地划桨。
IDM
put/stick your oar in
(informal)
多管闲事；横插一杠子to give your opinion, advice, etc. without being asked and when it is probably not wanted

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释义:
全部全部,桨桨,船桨船桨,〈诗〉划〈诗〉划,像桨一样摆动像桨一样摆动,橹橹,桨橹桨橹,划手划手
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1.
I grabbed one oar, and I don't remember whether Dave grabbed the other oar or was trying to restart the engine.
我抓著一根桨，而我已不记得大卫是否是抓著另一根桨或者是在试著要启动引擎。
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2.
It was an oar handle from a broken oar sawed off to about two and a half feet in length.
那是从一把断桨上锯下来的把手，约有两尺半长。
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3.
The propeller Due to the low speed of the steam engine drive propeller, so he thought thrusters or round good oar.
由于推动螺旋桨的蒸汽机转速太低，所以他当时认为推进器还是轮桨较好。
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4.
Suchen never understood what had driven her to grasp the oar at the last moment.
苏晨从来没有想明白，是什么驱使她在最后一刻抓住了一条船桨。
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5.
Long and slender with a dorsal fin the length of its body, the oar fish resembles a snake.
长且薄，带着一条跟其身体一样长的背鳍，它们看上去像一条蛇。
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6.
In rowing racing , each member uses both hands to pull one oar. The boat of shell is sometimes directed by a coxswain.
在划船运动中，每一划手双手划桨，船只有时有舵手。
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7.
Let me crook a finger and you may find yourself traveling to Meereen chained to an oar in the belly of a galley.
我动一动手指你就发现你被拷在一个前往弥林的大船里了。
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8.
Sir Lawrence stayed in his armchair thinking: "Putting my oar in! A nasty mess, and going to be nastier! "
劳伦斯先生坐在扶手椅上想道：“我现在何必插一手？事情是一团糟，并且越来越糟！”
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9.
The material of oar shape chemistry that phosphor turns indium chip to call photoetching glue through a kind on product line has package.
磷化铟晶片在出产线上经过一种称为光刻胶的浆状化学物质进行包裹。
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10.
Over the past few days Mr Brown has duly stuck his oar in, calling the strike "deplorable" and encouraging both sides to talk.
过去几天，布朗不得不发表他的意见，称罢工是“不可取的”并鼓励双方进行谈判。
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