Word · Frequency #19322
unfurls
展开；打开
unfurls is the third person singular of unfurl.
核心释义
可及物也可不及物
to unroll, unfold, or spread out (something) from a furled state; to become unrolled, unfolded, or spread out
- 1.
展开或释放已卷起之物,通常为帆或旗。
To unroll or release something that had been rolled up, typically a sail or a flag.
- 2.
推出或首次展示任何事物。
To roll out or debut anything.
- 3.
通过展开来打开。
To open up by unrolling.
- 4.
展现；演变；进展。
To turn out or unfold; to evolve; to progress.
展开或释放已卷起之物,通常为帆或旗。；推出或首次展示任何事物。；通过展开来打开。；展现；演变；进展。；展开
用法In use
The sailor unfurled the sail as the wind picked up.
用法提示：unfurl 在此作及物动词，表示将卷着的船帆展开。
The flag unfurled in the breeze.
用法提示：unfurl 在此作不及物动词，指旗帜自己展开。
She slowly unfurled the map on the table.
用法提示：unfurl 作及物动词，后接宾语，表示展开地图。
unfurl sth
及物用法，指把卷着或叠着的东西打开。
The demonstrators unfurled a huge banner.
示威者展开了一面巨大的横幅。
sth unfurls
不及物用法，表示某物自行展开，后面不接宾语。
The national flag unfurled in the breeze.
国旗在微风中展开。
相关词与表达Connections
搭配Collocations
- unfurl a flag
- 展开旗帜
- The soldiers unfurled the flag at the ceremony.士兵们在仪式上展开了旗帜。
- unfurl the sails
- 展开船帆
- The crew unfurled the sails as the wind picked up.风起时，船员们展开了船帆。
- unfurl wings
- 展开翅膀
- The butterfly unfurled its wings in the warm sun.蝴蝶在温暖的阳光下展开了翅膀。
- unfurl an umbrella
- 撑开雨伞
- She unfurled her umbrella just before the rain started.就在下雨前，她撑开了雨伞。
- unfurl a banner
- 展开横幅
学习提示Learner notes
记忆技巧Memory Tip
记住 furl 是“卷起”，un- 表示相反：把卷着的旗子松开，就是“展开、招展”。想象风吹旗开的样子。
语境与语域Context & Register
语域：neutral 常见场景：旗帜或帆在风中展开的描写、书面叙事和新闻报道 unfurl 比较书面，多用于正式或文学性描述（如旗帜、帆、地图等展开），日常口语中更常说 open 或 unroll；本条目按中性处理。
发音与拼写Pronunciation & Spelling
All the listed words rhyme with the stressed syllable /fɜːl/ of 'unfurl'. 'furl', 'curl', and 'hurl' share the spelling chunk 'url'; 'furl' is also the exact base word. 'pearl', 'swirl', and 'whirl' rhyme too, despite the different spellings 'earl' and 'irl'. Beware of the lookalike 'furlough' /ˈfɜːləʊ/, which does not rhyme.
用法优先级Usage priority
Collins 词频等级为 1，建议结合例句记忆，而不是只背中文释义。
一起学习词形Learn the forms together
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