tugged

英 [tʌɡd]

美 [tʌɡd]

v.  (常为几次用力)拉，拖，拽; (朝某一方向用力)拉
tug的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使劲拉;拽
  If youtugsomething ortug atit, you give it a quick and usually strong pull.
  1. A little boy came running up and tugged at his sleeve excitedly...
     一个小男孩跑上来，非常激动地拽着他的袖子。
  2. She kicked him, tugging his thick hair.
     她一边踢他，一边扯着他那浓密的头发。
  3. Tugis also a noun.
     
  4. Bobby gave her hair a tug…
     博比使劲拽了她头发一下。
  5. I felt a tug at my sleeve.
     我感到袖子被拽了一下。
• 拖船;拖轮
  Atugor atug boatis a small powerful boat which pulls large ships, usually when they come into a port.

双语例句

• He tugged at the metal handle and it came off in his hand.
  他使劲拉金属把手，结果把手脱落在他手中。
• We tugged the boat in to shore.
  我们把船拉到岸边。
• He tugged the camels to make them get up.
  他把骆驼拉了起来。
• The horse finally tugged the cart out of the mud.
  这匹马最后把大车拖出了泥浆。
• The tugboat tugged the freighter into the harbor.
  拖轮把货船拖进海港了。
• The old banker sprang to the handle and tugged at it for a moment.
  老银行家一个箭步跳到把手旁，用劲拉了几下。
• He tugged at the metal handle, and it came off in his hand.
  他使劲拉金属把手，把它拉下来了。
• She tugged at my jeans, her brown eyes pleading.
  她拽着我的牛仔裤，她那棕色的眼睛露出哀求的神情。
• A very sleepy woman who had become aware of the dampness tugged at my skirt as I passed by.
  一位沉睡的妇女感觉到了湿气，当我从她身旁经过的时候她就拽着我的衬衫。
• We tugged so hard that the rope broke.
  我们用力扽，绳子断了。