tarred信息详情
v.涂焦油于；怂恿（tar的过去式和过去分词）
adj.涂了焦油的
starred───adj.担任主角的；用星装饰的；用星号标明的；受命运支配的；v.使担任主角（star的过去式）；用星（形物）装饰
tarried───vi.等候；逗留；耽搁；vt.等待；n.逗留；adj.涂了焦油的；n.(Tarry)人名；(英)塔里
arred───阿雷德
barred───adj.被禁止的；有条纹的；v.（用栅栏）阻挡（bar的过去式）
darred───黑色
garred───加里德
jarred───v.（使）撞击，震痛；使感到不快；（与……）不协调，不和谐（jar的过去式和过去分词）；n.(Jarred)（美、英）贾里德（人名）
marred───adj.被损毁的；v.损毁，损伤（mar的过去式）
parred───n.标准；票面价值；平均数量；adj.标准的；票面的；n.(Par)人名；(土)帕尔；(柬)巴
This is a narrow tarred road, but sedan car can reach carpark easily.───这是一条很窄的柏油马路，但是小轿车很容易就能到达停车场。
Gibson's reputation has been tarred by anti-Jewish outbursts.───吉普森的名声被反犹太的爆发而深受谴责。
subprime crisis has tarred the dollar as a subprime currency.───次级信贷危机使得美元成为二流货币。
I was sure that the tarred road would have found it out and I wondered in what other ways it would be desolated.───我肯定沥青路会通到了湖边，但还是想知道它会以别的什么方式荒凉着。
And this means the conservative movement need no longer be tarred by association with him, apparently.───很明显，这意味着保守派的行动不再因为和布什有联系而被抹黑。
It would just be better if he could tell the American people that he was thinking this way and not be tarred and feathered by the press.───他告诉美国人他很认真地在思考，这种做法较好，也不会招致媒体的苛责。
One of the most feared labels of that era was being tarred as "Only expert, but not red. "───那个时代，最可怕的事情就是被贴上“只专不红”的标签。
In 1832, a mob tarred and feathered him, marking the beginning of a long battle between Christian America and Smith's Mormonism.───1832年，一名歹徒在史密斯身上涂满焦油，并且裹以羽毛，导致美国基督徒与摩门教徒陷入旷日持久的争斗中。
Politicians, honest or otherwise, were all tarred with the brush of villainy.───不管是诚实的政客还是不诚实的政客，一律都被当成了恶棍。
Ralph even tarred the roof gutters and fixed a leak by the chimney.
But he was tarred with Estabrook's guilt.
I was tarred with the same brush(sentencedict.com), to a certain extent.
Sometimes rain lashed the tarred roofs of the huts until they glistened like the skin of a seal.
Kleider has been tarred by recent business scandals.
His head was covered by a tarred leather hood.
A few hundred feet down is a tarred road.
Who tarred them on?
Suspected abolitionists were tarred, feathered, and run out of town; antislavery literature was burned.