jerking
英 [ˈdʒɜːkɪŋ]
美 [ˈdʒɜːrkɪŋ]
v. 急拉; 猛推; 猝然一动
jerk的现在分词
BNC.40609 / COCA.40862
柯林斯词典
- V-ERG (向某个方向)急拉,猛推;(使)猝然一动
If youjerksomething or someone in a particular direction, or theyjerkin a particular direction, they move a short distance very suddenly and quickly.- Mr Griffin jerked forward in his chair...
格里芬先生坐在椅子上猛地向前一凑。 - The car jerked to a halt...
车猛地停住了。 - 'This is Brady Coyne,' said Sam, jerking his head in my direction...
“这位是布雷迪·科因,”萨姆突然转头对我说。 - Mike kept snatching him up by the collar and jerking him up...
迈克一直揪着他的领子把他往上猛举。 - Eleanor jerked her wrist free...
埃莉诺猛地抽出了手腕。 - Foley raised his chin and jerked his neck as if his collar were too tight.
福利抬起下巴,伸了伸脖子,仿佛领子太紧了。 - Jerkis also a noun.
- He indicated the bedroom with a jerk of his head.
他扭头指了指卧室的方向。
- Mr Griffin jerked forward in his chair...
- 傻瓜;笨蛋;混蛋
If you call someone ajerk, you are insulting them because you think they are stupid or you do not like them. - See also:knee-jerk
英英释义
noun
adj
- lacking a steady rhythm
- an arrhythmic heartbeat
双语例句
- "Who's that one," he said, jerking his head at me.
“那人是谁?”他眼睛盯着我道。 - As we walk toward the shed, a Belgian Shepherd begins barking furiously, jerking its iron chain and baring sharp teeth.
在我们走向储藏室时,一只比利时牧羊犬突然狂吠,扯动身上的铁鍊并露出满嘴的利牙。 - Now, don't be jerking your chin at me.
现在,请不要在我面前愁眉苦脸了。 - "What do you suppose he's come for?" he asked, jerking his head toward the gate.
你说,他来这里的目的是啥?他一边问,一边把头急急地转向大门口。 - The streets filled with kite fighters, jerking and tugging on their lines, squinting up to the sky, trying to gain position to cut the opponent's line.
街道上满是风筝斗士,手里的线时而猛拉、时而速放,目不转睛地仰望天空,力图占个好位置,以便割断敌手的风筝线。 - He had a shaking sickness and his face looked old and bloated and its muscles were jerking.
他有颤抖的毛病,他的脸显得很苍老、肿,肌肉在不停地抽搐。 - Bonnie came on with a rush, her crisp black curls jerking, her blue eyes blazing.
邦妮猛冲过来,她那波翻浪涌般的鬈发在头上动着,天蓝色的眼睛闪闪发亮。 - The aircraft was bumping up and down and jerking left to right.
我们的机舱忽上忽下,左右摇晃。 - "In the bank. Listen, Tommy, stop jerking off, we'll never"
在银行里。汤姆,你听我说,别抽风了,咱们永远不 - The constant jerking of the train caused their shoulders to bump together at intervals.
摇晃不停的列车抽动着铁踏板,他们的肩头时而碰在一起。