lunge

英 [lʌndʒ]

美 [lʌndʒ]

v.  猛冲; 猛扑
n.  猛冲; 猛扑; 弓箭步刺; 戳

过去式：lunged　第三人称单数：lunges　过去分词：lunged　复数：lunges　现在分词：lungeing　

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Collins.1 / BNC.16492 / COCA.9514

牛津词典

verb

• 猛冲；猛扑
  to make a sudden powerful forward movement, especially in order to attack sb or take hold of sth

noun

• 猛冲；猛扑
  a sudden powerful forward movement of the body and arm that a person makes towards another person or thing, especially when attacking or trying to take hold of them
  1. He made a lunge for the phone.
     他向电话扑了过去。
• 弓箭步刺；戳
  a thrust made by putting one foot forward and making the back leg straight

柯林斯词典

• VERB 猛冲；扑
  If youlungein a particular direction, you move in that direction suddenly and clumsily.
  1. He lunged at me, grabbing me violently...
     他向我扑过来，使劲把我抓住。
  2. I lunged forward to try to hit him.
     我猛冲向前要打他。
  3. Lungeis also a noun.
     
  4. The attacker knocked on their door and made a lunge for Wendy when she answered.
     歹徒敲了他们的门，温迪一开门便向她扑去。

英英释义

noun

• the act of moving forward suddenly
  Synonym:lurch
• (fencing) an attacking thrust made with one foot forward and the back leg straight and with the sword arm outstretched forward
  Synonym:straight thrustpassado

verb

• make a thrusting forward movement
  Synonym:hurlhurtlethrust

双语例句

• Whenever someone approached me with intent, I would look panic-stricken and take a step backwards to discourage a lunge.
  每当有人带着某种意图向我靠近时，我就表现出惊慌失措的样子，然后后退一步，让他/她丧失进一步动作的勇气。
• He made a lunge at the bully.
  他向打手猛扑过去。
• A lunge or thrustin fencing.
  冲刺击剑中的一戳或一刺。
• Then, in the blink of an eye, it'll lunge at prey, pulling it under water to drown and dismember.
  之后，眨眼间，它便扑向了猎物。咸水鳄会把猎物拖到水中，将其淹死并肢解掉。
• Half Happy Baby ( like an upside down low lunge) holding one foot at a time;
  半快乐婴儿式（像倒转过来的冲刺式）一次抬起一条腿；
• I lunged forward to try to hit him.
  我猛冲向前要打他。
• A police officer was injured when the man he was arresting made a lunge at him.
  一名警察突然被他所要逮捕的人袭击致伤。
• With a dramatic, triumphant lunge, he hurls himself back into the carriage – cheered and applauded by the same passengers who had watched him depart.
  只见他故作夸张、得意洋洋的一个箭步，赶在地铁关门之前跳进了车厢里。见证他离开又回来的车厢乘客们立刻为他欢呼鼓掌。
• He seemed to be catching on nothing: propping his boot on a pimple, gripping a "smear" or a hairline crack, freeing both arms from the rock to make a lunge.
  他似乎并没有什么可靠的支撑点：踩的地方只是一个小突起；抓的地方只是一块粗糙平面或是一条狭细的裂缝；身子向前猛扑时，双手会脱离岩壁在空中。
• Characters lunge through the shots, running this way and that without catching breath, and Jiang's camera follows them without pausing for the sort of stately scene-setting that audiences may expect.
  人物闯入并穿过镜头，没有方向感的奔跑，姜文的摄影机也不停歇的尾随，以创造出一种符合观众期待的优雅的韵律。