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especially so that it makes a.loud noise 反复敲打,连续 击打(尤指发出大声)EQ3 pound: [V] Someone was hammering at the door有人在砰砰地打◊ ifaii was hammering down onto t/ie roo/.冰雹遍得蠢顶咚响。

(figurative) I was so scared my heart was hammering (=beating very fast) i'n my chest.我吓得心里怦评直跳。

◊ [VN] ffe hammered the door with his sts他■不断地用 拳头邊门。.〇 note at beat

                 KICK/HIT BALL / 山球 3 [VN, usually        .] (//7/ow?fl/) to kick or hit a ball very hard 猛踢;猛击He hammered the 5aZZ info the net.他一记猛射,将球踢

进网。

                DEFEAT EASILY 较易好败 4 [VN] (/n/om?fl/) to defeat sb very easily 轻易打政(对方):Our team was hammered

5-L队以1:5的悬殊比分败北。

linTTTO .hammer a'way at sth to work hard in order to finish or achieve sth; to keep repeating sth in order to get the result that you want 努力干;孜孜以求 .hammer sth'home 1 to emphasize a point, an idea, etc., so that people fully understand it 反复讲透.,.重点 讲清(要点、想法等2 to kick a ball hard and score a goal用踢球得把球猛踢进球f"] ,hammer sth ’into sb to make sb learn or remember sth by repeating it many times 反复灌输,hammer _ out sth 1 to discuss a plan, an idea, etc. until everyone agrees or a decision is made反复讨论出(一致意见);充分研讨出(决定> : to hammer out a compromise反复讨论达成妥协2 to play a tune, especially on a piano, loudly and not very well (在钢琴等上敲打出

.hammer and 'sickle noun [sing.] tools representing the people who work in industry and farming, used on the flag of the former Soviet Union and as a symbol of Communism锤子和镰刀(代表工人和农民,前苏联国旗

用以象征共产主义)

hammer drill {BrE also per cussion drill) noun a drill that makes holes in stone or bricks by making very fast hitting movements as it turns 凿岩机;冲■击

钻机

ham-mered /'haemad; NAmE -ard/ adj. [not before noun] (5/fl/?g)_i very drunk 烂醉

ham-merhead /'haemahed; NAmE -mar-/ (also ham­merhead 'shark) noun a shark with flat parts sticking out from either side of its head with eyes at the ends

锤头鲨;双髻鲨

ham-mering /'haemarirj/ noun 1 [U, sing.] the sound of sb hitting sth with a hammer or witli their fists (锤子 或拳头的)敲打声,捶打声the sound /hammering om the next room 隔壁杨■来的敲打声 2 [Cusually sing.] {BrE, informal) an act of defeating or criticizing sb severely 挫败;严厉批评Our team toofc a reaZ hammering in the jfiirst ha/.上半场我队吃了个大败仗。 ham-mer-lock /'haBmalDk; NAmE 'haemarlaik/ noun (in wrestling & 运动a way of’holding sb_ so that their arm is bent behind tlieir back and they cannot move 锁 臂(将对手手臂扣盖在其背部ham-moCk /'haemak/ noun a type of bed made from a net or from a piece of strong material, with ropes at each end that are used to hang it between two trees, postsetc吊床picture bed Hammond organ™ /.haemand 'organ; NAmE 'o:rg-/ nown a type of electronic organ 哈蒙德(‘■%)风琴 hammy /'haemi/ adj. (ham«mier, ham-mi-est) [informal) (of a st^le of acting 演出风格artificial or exaggerated 做作的;过火的ham-per /'haBmp0(r)/ verb, noun

m verb [VN] [often passive] to prevent sb from easily doing or achieving sth 命碍;止;阻碍 hth hinder noun 1 a large basket with a lid, especially one used to carry food in (尤指用于盛食物的带盖大篮子a picnic hamper     2 [especially Br£) a box or package

containing food, sent as a gift (#为礼品的)盒装食物, 袋装食物a Christmas hamper圣诞礼品盒3 (AW/r?£) a large basket that you keep your dirty clothes in until they are washed盛脏衣服的大篮子 ham-ster /_haemste(r)/     an animal like a large

mouse, with large cheeks for storing food. Hamsters

are often kept as pets仓鼠(有颊囊可存放食物,常作

宠物)

ham-string/'haemstriq/ noun, verb noun 1 one of the five tendons behind the knee that connect the muscles of the upper leg to the bones of the lower leg 腦绳肌腱:a hamstring injury 胭绳肌腱受 伤◊ She’s puHed a hamstring.她拉伤了一秦胭绳肌腱。

2 a tendon behind the middle joint (= hock) of the back leg of a horse and some other animals (.马等跗关 节后部的)后腿肌腱,大肌腱

mverb (ham-strung, hamstrung /'haemstrArj/) [VN] [often passive] to prevent sb/sth from working or taking action in the way that is needed妨碍;使不能正常工作(或

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VOCABULARY BUILDING 词汇扩充 using your hands 用手

touch接触

These verbs describe different ways of touching things.

f列动词表示用手接触东西的不-方,法. feel         I felt the bag to see what was in it.

(用手}        我摸了摸提包,看里面有什k东西。

摸,触摸

finger         She fingered the silk delicately.

(用手指)她用手指轻轻地摸了摸丝绸。

摸,触摸

handle        Handle the fruit with care.

触碰;拿   拿水果时小心点。

rub    She rubbed her eyes wearily.

揉;搓;擦她疲倦地揉了揉眼腈。 stroke      The cat loves being stroked.

轻抚;抚摩这猫喜欢别人抚摩。

pat    He patted my arm and told me not to

轻拍  worry.

他轻轻拍T拍我的手臂,叫我别担心。 tap     Someone was tapping lightly at the door.

轻击;轻敲有人在轻轻敲门 squeeze / took his hand and squeezed it

挤;捏       我抓住他的手捏了捏。

hold拿住

You can use these verbs to describe taking something quickly.

可用下列动词表示迅速抓住grab       / grabbed his arm to stop myself from

抓;抢       ///>思我抓住他的手臂以免自己摔倒。

snatch        She snatched the letter out of my hand.

一手抓起;她一把将信从我手上抢走。 >

These verbs describe holding things tightly.

不列动词表示紧紧握住:

clasp Her hands were clasped behind her head.

握紧;抱紧她双手紧紧抱住后雕勺。 clutch  The child was clutching a doll in her hand.

抱紧;抓紧女孩手里紧紧抱着一个玩具娃娃。 grasp       Grasp the rope with both hands and pull.

抓往  双手抓住绳子拉。

grip   He gripped his bag tightly and wouldn't let

紧抓;紧握go.

他紧紧抓住包不松手。

hand /haend/ noun, verb noun

PART OF BODY 身—部位 1 [C] the part of the body at the end of the arm, including the fingers and thumb Jan ptoced a hand on her shouWer.伊恩把c 只手搭左她 的肩上。◊ Put your hand up i/you fcnow the answer•.知 0 Keep both hands on the steering wheel at aH rimes.双手要始终握住方向盘。◊ She was on (her) hands and knees (*= crawling on the floor) looking for an earring.她正趴在地板上到处寻找耳环◊ CoupZes