动词
用圆凿子挖;挖出;欺骗
He had his eyes gouged out.
他两眼被挖出。
We gouged out a channel within a month
我们在一个月内挖出了一条水道。
-同义词和反义词
词性:|verb|
例句1. a tunnel had been gouged out of the mountain
词组
||1: By the end of Heller's life, the reviews were scathing. ||2: “There comes a time when an author just can't write anymore,” gouged one critic about “Closing Time”, a controversial sequel to “Catch-22”. “‘God Knows' is junk,” complained Leon Wieseltier in the New Republic. ||3: No one could forgive Heller for still writing books when his best work was clearly behind him. ||4: But for Heller, writing was his life. He couldn't imagine how anyone survived who didn't have a novel to write.
||1:在海勒晚年,关于他的评论文章都很苛刻。||2:《最后的时光》是《第二十二条军规》的续本,但饱受争议,某批评家甚至挖苦:“作家总有黔驴技穷的时候.”里昂·维斯提耶在《新共和》上评论:“《天晓得》就是垃圾”。||3:海勒后来的作品均不如第一部成功,不免让人失望。||4:但对于他来说,人生就是写作,他也无法想象出写不了小说,还怎么活下去。
Mr Hayne expressed particular disgust at those who gouged fees without providing services.
海恩对那些不提供服务却收取费用的人特别反感。
|noun|
1.A chisel with a concave blade, used in carpentry, sculpture, and surgery.
‘The students are cautioned to cut away from themselves because the _gouge_ blades are sharp.’
‘Hold the nib holder just like you would a pen and push the V _gouge_ along the line.’
2.An indentation or groove made by gouging.
‘Sand to remove any remaining finish and all scratches, _gouges_ , and cuts.’
‘Smooth _gouges_ had been made in the floor, cut clean by some immeasurably fine blade in geometric patterns across the lobby floor.’
|verb|
1.Cut or force something out roughly or brutally.
‘one of the young man's eyes had been _gouged_ out’
‘One of the victim's eyes was _gouged_ out during the attack, during which she also sustained other injuries.’
2.Dig for minerals, especially opal.
‘he was _gouging_ for ore’
3.Make (a groove, hole, or indentation) with or as if with a gouge.
‘the channel had been _gouged_ out by the ebbing water’
‘For instance, on March 23, a group went to the town of Rantis and worked for hours to fill two trenches that the army had _gouged_ out of the road to isolate the town.’
4.Make a rough hole or indentation in (a surface), especially so as to mar or disfigure it.
‘he had wielded the blade inexpertly, _gouging_ the grass in several places’
‘You might want to file the corners a little on metal blades to avoid _gouging_ the wood.’
5.Obtain money by swindling or extortion.
‘he'd _gouged_ wads out of Morty’
‘Every year at budget time, ingenuity is expended on how to _gouge_ more millions out of (present and future) university students.’
6.Overcharge or swindle (someone)
‘drugs sold by the same manufacturers who are _gouging_ patients in this country’
‘We are _gouged_ enough with the outrageous prices of going to a ball game.’
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