| 单词 | ride |
| 释义 | ride [raɪd] verb (rode, ridden) ESSENTIAL intransitive or transitive ■to sit on a horse or a bicycle and travel along on it controlling its movements 骑（马或脚踏车） •I learned to ride a bike when I was six.我六岁学会了骑脚踏车。 •I ride my bicycle to work.我骑脚踏车去上班。 •I ride to work on •The hunters came riding by/past •He rides well/badly (= He can ride horses well/badly).他骑术很好／差。 ESSENTIAL intransitive or transitive ■to travel in a vehicle, such as a car, bus or train 乘（车），坐（车）；乘搭 •mainly US We rode the train from Sydney to Perth.我们坐火车从雪梨到柏斯。 •He hasn't got a car so he rides to work on transitive US ■to try to control someone and force them to work 驾驭，试图控制某人并强迫其工作 •Your boss is riding you much too hard at the moment.你的老板此时把你管得太严了。 [raɪd] verb (rode, ridden)be riding for a fall ■to be behaving in a way that is likely to lead you into trouble 自讨苦吃；自找麻烦 •She spends far more than she earns and she's riding for a fall.她入不敷出，早晚会有麻烦。 [raɪd] verb (rode, ridden)be riding high ■to be very successful 大获成功；一帆风顺 •riding high in [raɪd] verb (rode, ridden)let sth ride informal ■to not take any action to stop something wrong or unpleasant, thinking that action may not be necessary or is not yet necessary 听之任之；放任自流 •Don't panic about the low sales - let it ride for a while till we see if business picks up.销售额低迷也不必惊慌——先观望一阵子，看看生意能不能有起色。 [raɪd] verb (rode, ridden)ride (on) a wave of sth ■If you ride (on) a wave of a feeling, you get an advantage from it 乘…之势；借…的东风 •The Prime Minister is riding (on) a wave of popularity.首相深得人心，大获其益。 [raɪd] verb (rode, ridden)ride herd on sb/sth US ■to be responsible for controlling a group of people and their actions 看管，监督 •The new editor will ride herd on the staff, checking on the overall policy and tone of the paper.新编辑将要管理全体职员，检查该报的整体政策和风格。 [raɪd] verb (rode, ridden)ride (out) the storm ■to manage not to be destroyed, harmed or permanently affected by the difficult situation you experience 渡过难关；走出困境 •The government seem confident that they'll ride out the storm.政府好像很有信心渡过难关。 [raɪd] verb (rode, ridden)ride roughshod over sb/sth ■to do what you want without giving any attention to other people or their wishes 不管…而一意孤行 •They accused the government of riding roughshod over parliamentary procedure.他们指责政府藐视议会程式一意孤行。 [raɪd] verb (rode, ridden)Phrasal Verbs ride on sth/sb ■When something important, such as your reputation or money, rides on a particular person or thing, it will be won or achieved if that person or thing is successful 依赖，依靠，指望 •The future of the company now rides on the new managing director.公司的未来现在就指望新任经理了。 •I have a lot of money riding on that horse (= I will win or lose a lot of money if that horse wins or loses the race).我在那匹赛马上押了很多钱。 [raɪd] verb (rode, ridden)Phrasal Verbs [M] ride sth out ■to continue to exist during a difficult situation and until it ends, without serious harm 安然渡过（难关） •Many companies did not manage to ride out the recession.经济衰退时期，许多公司没能渡过难关。 ■If a ship rides out a period of bad weather, it continues to float during it, without serious damage （船）平安渡过（暴风雨）•The ship managed to ride out the storm.这艘轮船平安渡过了风暴。 [raɪd] verb (rode, ridden)Phrasal Verbs ride up ■If a piece of clothing rides up, it moves up out of position （衣服）向上收，缩上去 •Your skirt has ridden up at the back.你的裙子后面缩上去了。 [raɪd] noun countable IMPROVER ■a journey on a horse or bicycle, or in a vehicle （骑马、骑车或乘坐车辆的）旅行，行程 •It's a short bus ride to the airport.坐公共汽车去机场很近。 •I went for a (horse) ride last Saturday.上周六我（骑马）去兜了一圈。 •Do you want to come for a ride on IMPROVER ■a free journey in a car to a place where you want to go 乘便车；搭乘免费车 •He asked me for a ride into town.他请求搭我的便车进城。 ■a machine in an amusement park which people travel in or are moved around by for entertainment （游乐园里）供人乘坐的游乐装置•My favourite ride is the Ferris wheel.我最爱坐摩天轮。 [raɪd] noun countable a rough ride ■a difficult time 一段艰苦时期 •Government plans to cut sick pay had a rough ride in the House of Commons.政府削减病假工资的计划受到了下议院的阻挠。 •The construction industry is in for a rough ride this year.建筑业今年将面临一段艰苦时期。 [raɪd] noun countable take sb for a ride informal ■to deceive or cheat someone 欺骗（某人）；愚弄（某人） •Be careful or he'll take you for a ride.小心点，不然他会骗你的。 |
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