mangled
英 [ˈmæŋɡld]
美 [ˈmæŋɡld]
v. 压碎; 撕烂; 严重损坏; 糟蹋(如蹩脚的诗朗诵或拙劣的演奏)
mangle的过去分词和过去式
过去式:mangled
BNC.24890 / COCA.19535
柯林斯词典
- VERB 毁坏;损坏;使残缺不全
If a physical objectis mangled, it is crushed or twisted very forcefully, so that it is difficult to see what its original shape was.- His body was crushed and mangled beyond recognition.
他的身体被压得血肉模糊,根本无法辨认。 - ...the mangled wreckage.
面目全非的残骸
- His body was crushed and mangled beyond recognition.
- VERB (因发音、书写错误或表达不清晰而)扭曲,改变(词语、信息的意思)
If you say that someonemangleswords or information, you are criticizing them for not speaking or writing clearly or correctly.- There is almost no phrase so simple that he cannot mangle it...
几乎再简单的话他也表达不清。 - They don't know what they're talking about and mangle scientific information.
他们不知所云,把科学知识讲得错误百出。
- There is almost no phrase so simple that he cannot mangle it...
- (旧时由两个木制滚筒辗压衣服的)轧干机,脱水机
Amangleis an old-fashioned machine for removing water from clothes that have been washed. The clothes are squeezed between two wooden cylinders.
英英释义
adj
双语例句
- When the fibers broke, fiber ends were mangled and frayed.
纤维断裂时,纤维端部相互纠缠并有擦散现象。 - They said the chamber was narrow, dark and full of mangled equipment.
他们说,那个井室又窄又黑,里面还有许多损毁的设备。 - The badly mangled bodies of those killed by the explosion The tea set is incomplete.
炸得残缺不全的尸体.这套茶具残缺不全。 - Firefighters sprayed foam on the mangled wreckage.
消防员向机身残骸喷射灭火泡沫。 - He was badly mangled in an automobile accident.
他在一次车祸中被压得血肉模糊。 - The doctor frantically tried to discover some sign of life in the boy's mangled body.
医生拼命想从小男孩血肉模糊的身体上发现生命尚存的的迹象。 - There were conflicting casualty tolls as is common in such attacks where bodies are mangled and identification is difficult.
有冲突的伤亡收费是常见的这类攻击的地方机构的错位和鉴定是困难的。 - There the three disciples straightened the mangled limbs, and folded the bruised hands upon the pulseless breast.
在这里,这三个门徒整理了那被损伤的四肢,将受伤的双手合抱在无脉的胸膛上。 - She put a dressing on the mangled digit.
她包扎了被砍伤的脚趾。 - A mangled painful limb, which cannot be restored, we willingly cut off.
受伤疼痛的手脚,已经无法复原,我们会心甘情愿地把它切除。
