| 释义 |
ruck
[rʌk] noun
CROWD 一群
the ruck
■ordinary people or things, that you consider boring 普通人，庸众；寻常事•Carter's brilliant second novel lifted her out of the ruck (of average writers).卡特的第二部小说非常出色，使她（从一般的平庸作家中）脱颖而出。 countable specialized
■a group of players in rugby who are all together around the ball （橄榄球比赛中）逼攻争球的一群队员
[rʌk] noun
FOLD 褶皱
countable
■a fold 褶；皱
[rʌk] verb
Phrasal Verbs [M] ruck (sth) up
■If material rucks up, it forms a lump (= mass) or folds, and if something rucks it up, it pushes the material into a lump or folds. （使）变皱；（使）起皱；折叠•The blankets had rucked up around his feet.地毯皱巴巴地在他的脚边拱了起来。 |