Pole
英 [pəʊl]
美 [poʊl]
n. 波兰人
复数：poles 现在分词：poling 过去式：poled 过去分词：poled 第三人称单数：poles
Oxford 3000 / Collins.3 / BNC.2946 / COCA.2789
习惯用语
n.
- be poles apart
- 天南地北；南辕北辙；截然相反
to be widely separated; to have no interests that you share up the pole - 发狂的；疯狂的
crazy the greasy pole - 涂油杆（到达专业之巅的艰难道路）；险峻的职业阶梯
used to refer to the difficult way to the top of a profession not touch sb/sth with a bargepole - 决不与…有任何牵扯；拒不牵扯到…中去
to refuse to get involved with sb/sth or in a particular situation
牛津词典
noun
- 柱子；杆子；棍；杖
a long thin straight piece of wood or metal, especially one with the end placed in the ground, used as a support- a tent pole
帐篷支柱 - a ski pole
滑雪杖 - a curtain pole
窗帘杆
- a tent pole
- （行星的）极；地极
either of the two points at the opposite ends of the line on which the earth or any other planet turns- the North/South Pole
北极；南极
- the North/South Pole
- 磁极；电极
either of the two ends of a magnet , or the positive or negative points of an electric battery - （对立或相反的）任何一方；极端
either of two opposite or contrasting extremes- Their opinions were at opposite poles of the debate.
他们的意见在辩论中截然相反。
- Their opinions were at opposite poles of the debate.
verb
- 用篙撑船；摆船
to move a boat by pushing on the bottom of a river, etc. with a pole
柯林斯词典
- 波兰人
APoleis a Polish citizen, or a person of Polish origin.