| 单词 | zigzag |
| 释义 | zigzag ['zɪg.zæg] noun countable LINE 线条 ■a line or pattern which looks like a Z or a row of Zs joined together 锯齿形线条；之字形 •a zigzag path/road/coastline蜿蜒的小路／道路／海岸线 •a fabric with a zigzag pattern带有锯齿形图案的布料 •The children ran in zigzags around the playground until they were exhausted.孩子们在操场上左拐右拐地跑来跑去，直到筋疲力尽为止。 ['zɪg.zæg] noun countable CHANGE 改变 ■when actions, plans or ideas change suddenly and completely, and then change back again equally suddenly 形容行动、计划或想法突然变来变去 •The Washington Post complained of 'two weeks of policy zigzags'.《华盛顿邮报》指责这两周的政策“朝令夕改”。 •The country seems to have been following a zigzag course ['zɪg.zæg] verb intransitive (-gg-)FORM SHAPE 形状 (also zig and zag) ■to make a movement or shape like a zigzag 呈之字形移动，曲折行进 •The road zigzags along a rocky coastline.道路沿着岩石嶙峋的海岸蜿蜒延伸。 ['zɪg.zæg] verb intransitive (-gg-)CHANGE 改变 ■to change suddenly and completely, and then change back again equally suddenly 突然且彻底地变化，随后又突然变回原样 •The market zigzagged during the day but finished higher in the afternoon.交易市场在白天一直都起起落落，但下午还是以高位收盘。 |
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