professional wrestling
collocation职业摔跤
He watches professional wrestling every Friday night.
他每周五晚上观看职业摔跤。
摔跤;摔角
扭打;搏斗;努力;奋斗;挣扎;一种运动,两名对手徒手摔跤,使用杠杆、抓握和压点技术制服对方;进行近距离徒手搏斗的行为;摔跤的行为;为实现某事的斗争
the sport in which two opponents try to throw or pin each other to the ground
一种运动,两名对手徒手摔跤,使用杠杆、抓握和压点技术制服对方
A sport where two opponents attempt to subdue each other in bare-handed grappling using techniques of leverage, holding, and pressure points.
进行近距离徒手搏斗的行为
the act of engaging in close hand-to-hand combat
摔跤的行为;为实现某事的斗争
The act of one who wrestles; a struggle to achieve something.
unarmed 选手互相摔投的徒手格斗运动
the sport of hand-to-hand struggle between unarmed contestants who try to throw each other down
My younger brother joined the school wrestling team last year.
我弟弟去年加入了学校摔跤队。
用法提示:此处 wrestling 是名词,指摔跤运动,作定语修饰 team。
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Wrestling requires strength, balance, and quick thinking.
摔跤需要力量、平衡和快速思考。
用法提示:此处 wrestling 为不可数名词,作主语,表示摔跤这项运动。
AI contextual example
He watches professional wrestling on television every Sunday.
他每个星期天都在电视上看职业摔跤。
用法提示:此处 wrestling 是名词,作宾语,指职业摔跤比赛。
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最直接的同义词,可替换抽象的 wrestling with;语气中性,没有摔跤运动义。
比 struggle 更强调对抗性,可用于具体打斗或抽象抗争;替换 wrestling 时带更强的冲突色彩。
比 struggle 和 fight 更正式、持续时间更长,常指长期艰巨的斗争;替换 wrestling 时语气更强。
较口语,常指短暂而激烈的身体扭打或争执;替换 wrestling 时多指短时间冲突,不适合长期努力。
职业摔跤
He watches professional wrestling every Friday night.
他每周五晚上观看职业摔跤。
摔跤比赛
The wrestling match lasted only two minutes.
这场摔跤比赛只持续了两分钟。
摔跤队
She joined the school wrestling team last year.
她去年加入了学校摔跤队。
摔跤教练
Our wrestling coach taught us a new hold.
我们的摔跤教练教了我们一个新的擒拿动作。
自由式摔跤
Freestyle wrestling is an Olympic sport.
自由式摔跤是一项奥运运动。
掰手腕
He beat everyone at arm wrestling in the office.
他在办公室掰手腕赢了所有人。
wrestle(摔跤;扭打) + -ing(名词后缀)
摔跤比赛在垫子上进行,是这项运动的核心场地。
摔跤是两人对抗的运动,对手是关键参与者。
压肩是摔跤中获胜的常见技术动作。
裁判负责监督比赛规则和判定得分。
摔跤常以锦标赛形式举行,汇集多名选手角逐名次。
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