lurched
英 [lɜːtʃt]
美 [lɜːrtʃt]
v. 突然前倾(或向一侧倾斜); (突然感到恐怖或激动时心或胃)猛地一跳(或动)
lurch的过去式
双语例句
- Once the fish lurched suddenly, pulling Santiago forward on his face and cutting his cheek.
有一次那条鱼突然一个侧身,把桑提亚哥拉得脸朝下地跌了一跤,老人的颊部也给划破了。 - A crowd of drunken football supporters lurched down the street, singing and shouting.
一群喝醉了的足球迷摇摇摆摆,又叫又唱地走过街头。 - He stumbled with his old awkwardness after her, and his shoulders swung and lurched perilously.
他又是那样笨拙蹒跚地走在她的后面。甩着肩膀危险地晃动着身子。 - He pulled on his cup, lurched desperately through the doorway, and was gone.
他戴上鸭舌帽,不顾死活地蹒跚着走出门口,就不见了。 - The train lurched forward and some of the people standing fell over.
火车突然向前晃动,使一些站着的人摔倒了。 - The ship lurched in the storm.
船只在暴风雨中突然摇晃了起来。 - FOR more than a year the euro zone's debt drama has lurched from one nail-biting scene to another.
一年多来,欧元区债务危机的“戏剧”波折的在一个个扣人心弦的场景中不断转换。 - A series of mishaps followed, as countries lurched into default or devaluation.
当这些国家突然陷入违约危机和货币贬值后,一连串的灾祸便接踵而至。 - I stood on the crowded back platform of the seven o'clock bus as it lurched along the wet damp street.
我站在早晨7点那班公共汽车拥挤的后门处,随着它沿潮湿的街道蹒跚行进。 - The tanks lurched once again into life.
坦克颠簸了一下又开动起来。