truck
[trʌk] noun
VEHICLE 车辆
ESSENTIAL countable (UK also lorry)
■a large road vehicle which is used for transporting large amounts of goods 货车，载重汽车•The road was completely blocked by an overturned truck.道路完全被翻倒的货车堵住了。 •a truck driver货车司机 ⇒ See also dumper truck
countable UK (US car)
■a part of a train that is used for carrying goods or animals 货运车厢，运货车皮•Hundreds of refugees were herded into cattle trucks for the gruelling ten-hour journey.成百上千的难民被赶进运牛的货车里，开始了十小时令人筋疲力尽的行程。
[trʌk] noun
INVOLVEMENT 交往
have no truck with sth/sb informal
■to refuse to become involved with something or someone because you do not approve of them 拒绝与（某人）交往；不与…打交道
[trʌk] verb transitive usually + adverb or preposition mainly US
■to transport something somewhere in a truck 用货车装运•Most of the aid is being trucked into the city, although some is arriving by boat.大部分援助物资用货车运到这座城市，有一小部分是用船运送的。
[trʌk] verb transitive usually + adverb or preposition mainly US
keep on trucking informal
■to continue to do something that that is ordinary and boring 例行公事；尽职而已•"How's work going?" "Oh, okay. I just keep on trucking."“工作怎么样？”“噢，还行吧，我只是做一天和尚撞一天钟而已。” |