hounding信息详情

hounding发音

意思翻译

v.追捕;激励(hound的ing形式)

n.桅肩

相似词语短语

bounding───v.跳跃;(使)弹回;成为……的界限(bound的现在分词)

founding───adj.创办的,发起的;n.创办,发起;铸造;溶解;v.创办(组织);建立(国家);以……为基础;熔化(found的现在分词)

mounding───n.肌耸起;v.把…拢成堆(mound的现在分词形式)

pounding───n.重击;重击声;(非正式)大败;有节奏的跳动;遭重创的情景;adj.巨大的;重重的;v.捣碎;向……猛打;重敲;彻底击败(对手);把(动物)关进官设畜栏(pound的现在分词)

rounding───n.凑整;制圆;发圆唇音;v.绕行;使变圆;凑整(round的现在分词)

sounding───n.水深测量;测得的水深;意见调查,调查结果(常复数);(铃或号的)发声;adj.发出声响的;虚夸空洞的,冠冕堂皇的;回响的,回荡的

wounding───adj.伤人感情的;v.伤害;使受伤(wound的现在分词)

-sounding───n.水深测量;测得的水深;意见调查,调查结果(常复数);(铃或号的)发声;adj.发出声响的;虚夸空洞的,冠冕堂皇的;回响的,回荡的

abounding───adj.丰富的;大量的;v.大量存在;盛产(abound的ing形式)

双语使用场景

A gossip journalist is hounding her for details.───一个八卦周刊的记者正在紧追着她调查细节。

The police are always hounding me.───警方一直在追捕我。

Newcomers are constantly hounding them for advice.───新来的人老是缠着他们问这问那的。

As hard as the ore mined in his foreboding but beloved Asturias, he never stops attacking, tackling and hounding .───像他热爱的奥斯图里亚斯出产的矿石一样坚硬,他在场上从未停止进攻、铲球和追逐。

Ronnie is going through a rough patch at the moment. The media are always hounding him.───罗尼经历了一段非常艰难的路程,媒体总是抓住他不放。

The country's media pack is now hounding the central-bank governor as if he were another celebrity rogue.───现今,全国的媒体都聚焦到了这为央行行长身上,仿佛其将是又一个欺世名人。

His friends and colleagues from Enron say that he took his life because the newspapers were hounding him so much .───他的朋友和同事都说是报纸把他迫死,但我相信他自杀的原因是失去盼望。

When it was a matter of merely hounding celebrities, the general response was apathy.───当事态仅限于那些名人的曝光时,大众的反应比较冷淡。

I've got to finish the work so I don't have him hounding me all the time.───我得把工作做完,这样才不会让他老是逼着我。

英语使用场景

You really think it's the police who've been hounding us?

The travellers say the police are hounding them.

The reporters wouldn't stop hounding her.

I must finish the work so my boss will stop hounding me.

His creditors were hounding him for money.

The music blasted through the closed door and protective walls like a hounding monster.

In my opinion, they should stop hounding law-abiding citizens and set about catching the obvious culprits, whoever they are.

Newcomers are constantly hounding them for advice.

The police are always hounding him.