trap是什么意思

详细释义

• 0 a device or hole for catching animals or people and preventing their escape -- 陷阱；夹子；捕捉器

  • The fox got its foot caught in a trap. 狐狸的一只脚被夹子夹住了。

  • The undercover agents went to the rendezvous knowing that it might be a trap. 尽管知道这可能是个圈套，这些秘密特工还是去了会面地点。

  • She's too smart to fall into the trap of working without pay. 她这人很聪明，决不会上当去做任何不给报酬的工作。

• 1 a mouth -- 嘴

  • Oh, shut your trap (= stop talking) - I don't want to hear it anymore! 哦，闭嘴——我不想再听了！

  • It's a secret, so keep your trap shut (= don't say anything about it). 这是个秘密，你得守口如瓶。

• 2 a light carriage with two wheels pulled by a horse, used especially in the past -- （尤指旧时使用的）双轮轻便马车

• 3 to catch an animal in a trap -- 设陷阱（或夹子、捕捉器）捕捉

  • She survived in the wilderness by eating berries and trapping small animals and birds. 她靠着吃浆果和设陷阱捕捉小动物和鸟，在野外活了下来。

  • A greenhouse stays warm because the glass traps the heat of the sun. 温室保持着温暖，因为玻璃吸收了太阳的热量。

  • The two men died when they were trapped in a burning building. 这两名男子因被困在燃烧着的大楼里而丧生。

  • Fire officers used cutting equipment to free his legs, which were trapped under a steel beam. 消防队员们用切割设备松开他被压在一根钢梁下的双腿。

  • figurative Jack left the job after ten years because he was beginning to feel trapped. 杰克10年后辞掉了这份工作，因为他开始感到被束缚住了。

  • In his book, Holden speculates that Shakespeare was an unfaithful husband who was trapped into marriage. 霍尔登在其书中推测莎士比亚是个被迫结婚而对妻子不忠的丈夫。

  • She had been trapped into saying something she did not mean. 她被迫说了违心的话。

  • In training, we get players to practise trapping the ball from awkward angles. 在训练中，我们让球员练习用脚停住各种角度刁钻的球。