词条„hooked“在英语 » 中文中的译文

hooked [hʊkt] 形

1. hooked:

hooked

钩状的 gōuzhuàngde

a hooked nose

鹰钩鼻

2. hooked:

hooked

有钩的 yǒugōude

3. hooked:

hooked

吸毒上瘾的 xīdú shàngyǐnde

hooked

着迷的 zháomí de

I . hook [hʊk] 名词

1. hook:

hook

钩 gōu

hook

吊钩 diàogōu

2. hook:

hook

鱼钩 yúgōu

3. hook 引:

hook

陷阱 xiànjǐng

hook

圈套 quāntào

II . hook [hʊk] 动词 trans

1. hook:

hook

钩 gōu

hook

挂 guà

hook

用钩连接 yòng gōu liánjiē

hook the dress up

把连衣裙扣扣住

2. hook:

hook

钓(鱼) diào

hook a fish

用钩钓鱼

3. hook 引:

hook

引(人)上钩 yǐn…shàng gōu

III . hook [hʊk] 动词 不及物动词

1. hook:

hook

被钩住 bèi gōuzhu

2. hook:

hook

弯成钩状 wānchéng gōuzhuàng

jump hook 名词

jump hook

钩手跳投 gōushǒu tiàotóu

hooked的例句

a hooked nose

鹰钩鼻

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

英语

Females have unhooked cerci, while males have hooked cerci.

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It usually takes the form of a small finger shaped receptacle hooked up to a positive pressure pump.

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A strap around the horse's haunches allowing it to set back and slow a vehicle, usually hooked to the shafts or pole of the vehicle.

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Depending on the severity, some infants are sent home with heart and oxygen monitors that are hooked to the child with stick on electrodes to signal any seizure activity.

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The lube oil pumps were hooked up to the electrical grid, thus shutting them down during the blackout and causing bearing damage.

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When hooked, large individuals are tenacious opponents and are difficult to subdue due to their habit of spinning.

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There have been a couple of fish hooked and lost, but we haven't seen the numbers we would be expecting.

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We start with a half pull-up on some straps, which are hooked up to wall bars.

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They hooked him up to a polygraph machine that measures the most minute changes in his heart-rate and breathing -- and he passed the test with flying colours.

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Hooked as much on one another as they are on the drug, their relationship is alternating states of oblivion, self-destruction, and despair.

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