| 单词 | screw |
| 释义 | screw [skru:] noun METAL OBJECT 金属物体 countable ■a thin pointed piece of metal with a raised edge twisting round along its length and a flat top with a cut in it, which is used to join things together, especially pieces of wood 螺丝（钉） countable ■a twist or turn made to fasten or tighten something 扭紧，旋紧，拧紧 •Give it another screw to make sure the lid doesn't come off while we're travelling.把盖子再拧紧一点，那么我们在路上的时候盖子就不会掉落。 [skru:] noun PRISON GUARD 监狱看守 countable slang ■(a word used especially by prisoners) a prison guard 监狱看守（尤为犯人用语） [skru:] noun HAVE SEX 发生性关系 countable offensive ■the act of sex, or a sexual partner 性行为；性伴侣 •I never feel like a screw when I wake up in the morning.我早晨醒来时从不想性交。 •He's a really good screw.他真是个很棒的性伴侣。 [skru:] noun INSTRUMENT 器具 screws [plural] ■thumbscrew [skru:] noun have a screw loose informal ■If you say that someone has a screw loose, you mean that they behave in a strange way and seem slightly mentally ill. 行为乖戾；神经有点不正常 [skru:] noun put/tighten the screws on sb informal ■to use force or threats to make someone do what you want 给（某人）施加压力 •They put the screws on him until he paid up.他们给他施加压力，直到他把钱全部付清为止。 [skru:] verb TIGHT SHAPE 绷紧的形状 transitive + adverb or preposition ■to tighten the muscles of your face or part of your face into a particular expression, especially one of disapproval or pain （尤指出于不赞同或疼痛）扭曲（面部） •He screwed his eyes tight shut against the bright light.在强光的照射下，他眯紧了眼睛。 •The woman at the breakfast table screwed her mouth into transitive + adverb or preposition ■to twist and crush something, especially paper or cloth, roughly with your hands 将（尤指纸或布）揉成团 •She screwed the bag up •He screwed the letter into [skru:] verb METAL OBJECT 金属物体 transitive usually + adverb or preposition ■to fasten something using a screw 用螺丝固定（或旋紧） •Screw this piece of wood to •Screw these two pieces together transitive usually + adverb or preposition ■to fasten something using an object similar to a screw （用类似螺丝的东西）固定，旋紧 •We'll have to screw a hook into transitive usually + adverb or preposition ■to fasten something by turning it or twisting it 牢牢锁紧，旋紧 •Screw the lid firmly on screw in/together ■If something screws in/together, it fits or fastens together by being turned 旋上，锁合 •This light bulb screws in.这个灯泡是用转的。 •The steel rods screw together.这些钢条是锁在一起的。 [skru:] verb CHEAT 欺骗 transitive slang ■to cheat or deceive someone 骗，欺骗 •It was only after we'd had the car for a few days that we realised we'd been screwed by the dealer.车子到手几天后，我们才明白自己被经销商骗了。 [skru:] verb HAVE SEX 发生性关系 intransitive or transitive offensive ■to have sex with someone （与…）发生性关系 •They say he's screwing the boss's wife.他们说他和老板的妻子有不正当关系。 [skru:] verb Screw it/you/them! offensive ■used when expressing extreme anger 他妈的！ •"Screw it!" he said. "If they won't give us the money, we'll just take it."“他妈的！”他说，“如果他们不给钱，我们就自己拿。” •You don't like it? Well, screw you!“你不喜欢？那见你的鬼去吧！” [skru:] verb screw up your courage ■to force yourself to be brave 鼓起勇气 •I screwed up my courage and went in to see the director.我鼓起勇气进去见主管。 [skru:] verb Phrasal Verbs screw around offensive ■to have sex with a lot of people or with people other than your husband or wife 滥交；偷情 [skru:] verb Phrasal Verbs screw sth out of sb UK informal ■to get something from someone by using force or threats 逼（某人）交出；向（某人）勒索 •We'll screw every last penny out of him.我们要逼他交出所有钱。 [skru:] verb Phrasal Verbs [M] screw (sth) up informal ■to make a mistake, or to spoil something 犯错；搞糟；弄坏 •I reckon I screwed the chemistry exam up totally.我想我化学彻底考砸了。 [skru:] verb Phrasal Verbs [M] screw sb up informal ■When bad experiences or people screw you up, they make you worried and unhappy or they damage your personality 使（某人）焦虑不安；令（某人）很难过；使（某人）精神崩溃 •It really screwed him up when he saw his friend get killed.看到自己的朋友遇难，他非常难过。 screwed upadjective informal ■unhappy and worried because of bad experiences 不高兴的；心烦意乱的 •He's been really screwed up since his wife died.他妻子死后，他完全崩溃了。 |
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