tug at sth
表示用力拉某物,常与'at'搭配。
He tugged at the rope.
他用力拉绳子。
用力拉;拖拽
tugged — past of tug
反复用力拉;拉扯;用拖船拖曳;用力拉或拖。;反复用力拉。;用拖船拖曳。
To pull or drag something with great effort.
用力拉或拖。
To pull or drag with great effort.
反复用力拉。
To pull hard repeatedly.
用拖船拖曳。
To tow by tugboat.
一般现在时
She tugs the rope.
她用力拉绳子。
一般过去时
He tugged the door open.
他用力拉开门。
现在进行时
They are tugging the boat ashore.
他们正在把船拖上岸。
规则动词,过去式及过去分词为tugged,现在分词为tugging。
The little girl tugged at her mother's sleeve to get her attention.
小女孩用力拉了拉妈妈的袖子,想引起她的注意。
用法提示:tugged 是动词 tug 的过去式,后接 at 表示反复用力拉扯某物。
He tugged the heavy suitcase across the station floor.
他用力把沉重的行李箱拖过车站大厅的地面。
用法提示:tugged 直接接宾语,表示用大力气拖拽。
Two dogs were tugging on opposite ends of the same rope.
两只狗正用力拉着同一根绳子的两端。
用法提示:tugging 是动词 tug 的现在分词,与 were 构成过去进行时,后面接 on 表示用力拉。
表示用力拉某物,常与'at'搭配。
He tugged at the rope.
他用力拉绳子。
与'tug at'类似,强调持续用力。
The child tugged on my sleeve.
孩子拽我的袖子。
直接接宾语,可带补足语说明结果。
She tugged the door open.
她猛地拉开门。
比 tug 更强调突然和快速;tug 可指反复用力拉或拖拽。
强调单次突发动作,tug 更常指持续或反复的拉扯。
最通用的拉;tug 含用力或反复的额外意味。
强调搬运重物或长距离拖运,tug 无此限制。
含扭转动作,tug 多为直线拉拽。
grammar · medium
易错句子He tuged the rope.
正确表达He tugged the rope.
动词tug的过去式需要双写g再加-ed,写成tugged,而不是tuged。
grammar · medium
易错句子He tugged the heavy box across the floor.
正确表达He dragged the heavy box across the floor.
tug强调短促用力的拉,而drag表示持续费力地拖拽重物,所以这里用drag更合适。
动词
拉某人的袖子
She tugged at his sleeve to get his attention.
她拉了拉他的袖子以引起他的注意。
用力拉绳子
He tugged on the rope to test its strength.
他用力拉了拉绳子,试试它的强度。
用力把门拉开
She tugged the door open and ran out.
她用力把门拉开,跑了出去。
牵动某人的心弦
The story of the lost dog really tugged at my heartstrings.
那只走失的狗的故事真的牵动了我的心弦。
把船拖进港口
Tugboats tugged the damaged ship into port.
拖船把受损的船拖进了港口。
触动某人的心弦;使某人动情
The documentary about stray dogs really tugged at my heartstrings.
这部关于流浪狗的纪录片真的触动了我的心弦。
拔河;激烈的争夺
The negotiation was a tug of war between the two companies.
这场谈判是这两家公司之间的一场激烈较量。
对人卑躬屈膝;低三下四
He expects his staff to tug their forelocks every time he walks in.
他希望每次他走进来时员工都向他卑躬屈膝。
不要拽超人的斗篷。
This line is from the 1972 Jim Croce hit song 'You Don't Mess Around with Jim' and humorously advises people not to challenge someone far more powerful than themselves.
这句歌词出自吉姆·克罗斯1972年的热门歌曲《You Don't Mess Around with Jim》,以幽默的方式建议人们不要挑战比自己强大得多的人。
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