nail
n.(名词)A slim, pointed piece of metal hammered into material as a fastener.钉子,图钉:一细的尖头金属,用于楔入某物,如图钉
A fingernail or toenail.手指甲,脚趾甲A claw or talon.爪或爪状物Something resembling a nail in shape, sharpness, or use.钉状物:在形状、锋利度或应用上类似指甲的东西A measure of length formerly used for cloth, equal to !/' yard (5.7 cm).纳尔:以前用于量布的单位,等于十六分之一码(5.7厘米)v.tr.(及物动词)nailed,nail.ing,nails To fasten, join, or attach with or as if with a nail.钉牢:用钉子或像钉子一样固定、连结或附着To cover, enclose, or shut by fastening with nails:用钉子固定:通过用钉子固定来覆盖、包围或切断:例句:nail up a window.钉牢一扇窗户
To keep fixed, motionless, or intent:使固定,使动弹不得:保持固定的、无表情的或专注的:例句:Fear nailed me to my seat.恐惧使我坐在凳子上动弹不得
Slang 【俚语】 To stop and seize; catch:抓住:阻止并抓住;抓住:例句:Police nailed the suspect.警察抓住了嫌疑犯
To detect and expose:查出并揭露:例句:nailed the senator in a lie; nail corruption before it gets out of control.查出并揭露参议院议员的谎言;在失去控制前查出并揭露腐败
Slang 【俚语】 To strike or bring down, especially with something shot or hurled:击打:打击或击倒,尤指利用枪击或投掷:例句:nail a bird in flight.击下空中的飞鸟
To gain thorough understanding of; master:彻底了解;掌握:例句:a brilliant student who nailed all her courses in thermodynamics.掌握热力学全部课程的优秀学生
Baseball To put out (a base runner).【棒球】 杀(跑垒员)出局
<常用词组>nail down
To discover or establish conclusively:明确地决定或建立:例句:nailed down the story by checking all the facts.通过查核所有的事实而下的结论
To win:赢得:例句:nailed down another victory in the golf tournament.赢得了另一项高尔夫球大赛
常用词组>来源:Middle English 中古英语 from Old English nôgl [fingernail, toenail] * see nogh- 源自 古英语 nôgl [手指甲,脚趾甲] *参见 nogh-
【引伸】
nail.er
n.(名词)