gouge out
collocation挖出;抠出
The attacker tried to gouge out his victim's eyes.
袭击者试图挖出受害者的眼睛。
敲竹杠;漫天要价
gouging — present participle of gouge
挖出;抠出;用凿子挖(槽、孔);凿;用半圆凿挖出槽、孔或痕迹;欺骗或欺诈;尤指收取不合理的高价;挖出;尤指用拇指推或试图推出(某人的)眼睛
To cheat or swindle someone, especially by charging an unfairly high price.
常指在紧急或特殊时期哄抬物价
用半圆凿挖出槽、孔或痕迹
To make a groove, hole, or mark in by scooping with or as if with a gouge.
欺骗或欺诈;尤指收取不合理的高价
To cheat or impose upon; in particular, to charge an unfairly or unreasonably high price.
挖出;尤指用拇指推或试图推出(某人的)眼睛
To dig or scoop (something) out with or as if with a gouge; in particular, to use a thumb to push or try to push the eye (of a person) out of its socket.
使用半圆凿
To use a gouge.
一般现在时
He gouges the wood.
他凿木头。
一般过去时
She gouged a hole.
她凿了一个洞。
现在完成时
They have gouged a groove.
他们凿出了一道槽。
规则动词,意为‘凿;挖’。
He gouged a hole in the wall with a chisel.
他用凿子在墙上凿了一个洞。
用法提示:动词过去式,表示用工具挖出。
The sculptor is gouging out a piece of wood to create a shape.
雕塑家正在挖出一块木头来塑造形状。
用法提示:现在进行时,搭配out表示挖出。
The taxi driver tried to gouge the tourists by charging triple the normal fare.
出租车司机试图通过收取正常费用三倍的价格来敲诈游客。
用法提示:不定式,表示欺骗、敲诈。
最直接、中性的同义词;gouge 常含趁势抬价、不道德之义,overcharge 只表示收费过高,感情色彩较弱。
非正式短语动词,比 gouge 更口语化;可写为 rip sb off,宾语为人。
非正式,强调通过欺骗或高价使对方破财;比 gouge 更强调‘榨取’。
非正式,常作被动 get stung,指被多收钱;比 gouge 更口语。
非正式,多见于英式英语,表示收取过高费用;在美式英语中不如 gouge 常用。
针对“gouge”作‘敲竹杠;漫天要价’(收取不合理的高价)的义项;反义为收取低于正常价格。此反义词不适用于‘挖出;凿出’义项。
挖出;抠出
The attacker tried to gouge out his victim's eyes.
袭击者试图挖出受害者的眼睛。
凿出一个洞
He gouged a hole in the wall with a chisel.
他用凿子在墙上凿了一个洞。
宰客;向顾客漫天要价
Some shops gouge customers during tourist season.
一些商店在旅游季节宰客。
挖走吧,你可以挖走。
In the Pixies' 1989 song "Gouge Away", the repeated line "Gouge away" calls for something to be violently dug or scraped out.
在 Pixies 乐队 1989 年的歌曲《Gouge Away》中,反复出现的歌词“Gouge away”是在呼吁把某物猛烈地挖出或刮掉。
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