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tug /tAg; tAg/ vt, vi (-gg-) [VP6A, 15A, B, 2A, C, 3A] tug (at), pull hard or violently; pull hard (or): 用力必糸曳： The child was tugging her toy cart round the garden/tugging it along behind. 那孩子绕着花园拖曳她的玩具车 (拖着她的玩具车往前走) 。 We tugged so hard that the rope broke. 我们用力拖曳，以致绳子断了。 The kitten was tugging at my shoe-lace. 那小猫在拉曳我的畦带。 “[ ： ] 1 sudden hard pull: 突然而用力的拉; 拉扯; 拖曳： The naughty boy gave his sister's hair a tug. 那顽皮的男孩用力拉了一下他姐姐 (妹妹) 的头发。 I felt a tug at my sleeve. 我觉得有人拉了一下我的袖子。 Parting from his family was a tug (at his heart-strings), It was difficult to leave them. 与家人离别使他难过。 tug of war, contest in which two teams pull against each other on a rope. 拔河比赛。 2 'tug (-boat), small oowerful boat for towing ships, etc. 拖船。 |