Definition of bulldozer in English:

bulldozer

noun ˈbʊldəʊzəˈbʊlˌdoʊzər

1A powerful track-laying tractor with caterpillar tracks and a broad curved upright blade at the front for clearing ground.
推土机
Example sentencesExamples
- Razing a plot to the ground with a bulldozer not only destroys all the wildlife and plants, but also encourages subsequent pollution with alien invasive plants.
- Outside the front door, a bulldozer is clearing up the mess caused when a heavily laden lorry crashed into the wall and gatepost.
- Most of the work on these projects is done by men in bulldozers and engineers in front of computer screens.
- Some people took direct action and stood in front of the bulldozers but they were arrested and fined for trespassing.
- Kiltane locals are prepared to stand in front of bulldozers to stop work on the rehabilitation of bogs in Erris.
- Here people would just stand in front of bulldozers to change that law.
- In the architectural analogy, we can think of bulldozers as the ground clearing tools of demolition.
- The mechanics of mountain belts along convergent plate boundaries are often considered to be analogous to that of a wedge of snow or soil in front of moving bulldozer.
- Prohibiting the harvest of a plant rarely turns back the blade of the bulldozer.
- Trees crashed to the ground, bulldozers were called in to clear the damage.
- The first sign of Pierolapithecus was a canine tooth turned up by a bulldozer that was clearing land for digging.
- People thought we were weird, in 1992, to risk our lives by standing in front of bulldozers.
- He convinced the Army that it was better served by letting Caterpillar continue to manufacture bulldozers and tractors.
- They are also calling on the authorities to return the bulldozers, excavators and tractors that were seized during the raid.
- As they drive through the countryside, Evan and Zora pass a construction site where a bulldozer busily moves dirt around.
- Normally bulldozers or heavy tractors are used.
- He works in a crew that has three bulldozers, a large excavator, and two or more off-road haul trucks.
- To an anthropologist, lying in front of a bulldozer is an act of arrogant aggression.
- The end is nigh for the Savoy in Broad Green as the bulldozers prepare to demolish the 1930s cinema to make way for a new housing development.
- These bars are especially important on bulldozers and, to a lesser extent, on tracked loaders and excavators.
1. 1.1 A person or group exercising irresistible force, especially in disposing of opposition.
  〈喻〉横行霸道者
  the new Duke was a political bulldozer
  新公爵在政治上横行霸道。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Jacques Chirac is a bulldozer, one of the President's political friends told the Wall Street Journal recently.
  Taking a pass from centre James Evans, the human bulldozer, crashed through three tackles on his way to the line after 44 minutes.
  He admits he was a ‘bulldozer’ when it came to business, meeting every challenge that came head on and hard.
  We trust that you will listen to what your public are saying and that you will respect that the people saying these things are well placed to do so and are sick of their opinions being run over by the political bulldozer that is supposed to serve them.

Definition of bulldozer in US English:

bulldozer

nounˈbo͝olˌdōzərˈbʊlˌdoʊzər

1A powerful tractor with a broad upright blade at the front for clearing ground.
推土机
Example sentencesExamples
- Trees crashed to the ground, bulldozers were called in to clear the damage.
- The end is nigh for the Savoy in Broad Green as the bulldozers prepare to demolish the 1930s cinema to make way for a new housing development.
- He convinced the Army that it was better served by letting Caterpillar continue to manufacture bulldozers and tractors.
- Most of the work on these projects is done by men in bulldozers and engineers in front of computer screens.
- People thought we were weird, in 1992, to risk our lives by standing in front of bulldozers.
- The mechanics of mountain belts along convergent plate boundaries are often considered to be analogous to that of a wedge of snow or soil in front of moving bulldozer.
- To an anthropologist, lying in front of a bulldozer is an act of arrogant aggression.
- These bars are especially important on bulldozers and, to a lesser extent, on tracked loaders and excavators.
- In the architectural analogy, we can think of bulldozers as the ground clearing tools of demolition.
- They are also calling on the authorities to return the bulldozers, excavators and tractors that were seized during the raid.
- Some people took direct action and stood in front of the bulldozers but they were arrested and fined for trespassing.
- He works in a crew that has three bulldozers, a large excavator, and two or more off-road haul trucks.
- Prohibiting the harvest of a plant rarely turns back the blade of the bulldozer.
- Normally bulldozers or heavy tractors are used.
- The first sign of Pierolapithecus was a canine tooth turned up by a bulldozer that was clearing land for digging.
- Razing a plot to the ground with a bulldozer not only destroys all the wildlife and plants, but also encourages subsequent pollution with alien invasive plants.
- Here people would just stand in front of bulldozers to change that law.
- As they drive through the countryside, Evan and Zora pass a construction site where a bulldozer busily moves dirt around.
- Kiltane locals are prepared to stand in front of bulldozers to stop work on the rehabilitation of bogs in Erris.
- Outside the front door, a bulldozer is clearing up the mess caused when a heavily laden lorry crashed into the wall and gatepost.
1. 1.1 A person or group exercising irresistible power, especially in disposing of obstacles or opposition.
  〈喻〉横行霸道者
  he was a political bulldozer
  新公爵在政治上横行霸道。
  as president of the board, she was an insufferable bulldozer
  Example sentencesExamples
  We trust that you will listen to what your public are saying and that you will respect that the people saying these things are well placed to do so and are sick of their opinions being run over by the political bulldozer that is supposed to serve them.
  Taking a pass from centre James Evans, the human bulldozer, crashed through three tackles on his way to the line after 44 minutes.
  Jacques Chirac is a bulldozer, one of the President's political friends told the Wall Street Journal recently.
  He admits he was a ‘bulldozer’ when it came to business, meeting every challenge that came head on and hard.

单词	bulldozer
释义	Definition of bulldozer in English: bulldozer noun ˈbʊldəʊzəˈbʊlˌdoʊzər 1A powerful track-laying tractor with caterpillar tracks and a broad curved upright blade at the front for clearing ground. 推土机 Example sentencesExamples Razing a plot to the ground with a bulldozer not only destroys all the wildlife and plants, but also encourages subsequent pollution with alien invasive plants. Outside the front door, a bulldozer is clearing up the mess caused when a heavily laden lorry crashed into the wall and gatepost. Most of the work on these projects is done by men in bulldozers and engineers in front of computer screens. Some people took direct action and stood in front of the bulldozers but they were arrested and fined for trespassing. Kiltane locals are prepared to stand in front of bulldozers to stop work on the rehabilitation of bogs in Erris. Here people would just stand in front of bulldozers to change that law. In the architectural analogy, we can think of bulldozers as the ground clearing tools of demolition. The mechanics of mountain belts along convergent plate boundaries are often considered to be analogous to that of a wedge of snow or soil in front of moving bulldozer. Prohibiting the harvest of a plant rarely turns back the blade of the bulldozer. Trees crashed to the ground, bulldozers were called in to clear the damage. The first sign of Pierolapithecus was a canine tooth turned up by a bulldozer that was clearing land for digging. People thought we were weird, in 1992, to risk our lives by standing in front of bulldozers. He convinced the Army that it was better served by letting Caterpillar continue to manufacture bulldozers and tractors. They are also calling on the authorities to return the bulldozers, excavators and tractors that were seized during the raid. As they drive through the countryside, Evan and Zora pass a construction site where a bulldozer busily moves dirt around. Normally bulldozers or heavy tractors are used. He works in a crew that has three bulldozers, a large excavator, and two or more off-road haul trucks. To an anthropologist, lying in front of a bulldozer is an act of arrogant aggression. The end is nigh for the Savoy in Broad Green as the bulldozers prepare to demolish the 1930s cinema to make way for a new housing development. These bars are especially important on bulldozers and, to a lesser extent, on tracked loaders and excavators. 1.1 A person or group exercising irresistible force, especially in disposing of opposition. 〈喻〉横行霸道者 the new Duke was a political bulldozer 新公爵在政治上横行霸道。 Example sentencesExamples Jacques Chirac is a bulldozer, one of the President's political friends told the Wall Street Journal recently. Taking a pass from centre James Evans, the human bulldozer, crashed through three tackles on his way to the line after 44 minutes. He admits he was a ‘bulldozer’ when it came to business, meeting every challenge that came head on and hard. We trust that you will listen to what your public are saying and that you will respect that the people saying these things are well placed to do so and are sick of their opinions being run over by the political bulldozer that is supposed to serve them. Definition of bulldozer in US English: bulldozer nounˈbo͝olˌdōzərˈbʊlˌdoʊzər 1A powerful tractor with a broad upright blade at the front for clearing ground. 推土机 Example sentencesExamples Trees crashed to the ground, bulldozers were called in to clear the damage. The end is nigh for the Savoy in Broad Green as the bulldozers prepare to demolish the 1930s cinema to make way for a new housing development. He convinced the Army that it was better served by letting Caterpillar continue to manufacture bulldozers and tractors. Most of the work on these projects is done by men in bulldozers and engineers in front of computer screens. People thought we were weird, in 1992, to risk our lives by standing in front of bulldozers. The mechanics of mountain belts along convergent plate boundaries are often considered to be analogous to that of a wedge of snow or soil in front of moving bulldozer. To an anthropologist, lying in front of a bulldozer is an act of arrogant aggression. These bars are especially important on bulldozers and, to a lesser extent, on tracked loaders and excavators. In the architectural analogy, we can think of bulldozers as the ground clearing tools of demolition. They are also calling on the authorities to return the bulldozers, excavators and tractors that were seized during the raid. Some people took direct action and stood in front of the bulldozers but they were arrested and fined for trespassing. He works in a crew that has three bulldozers, a large excavator, and two or more off-road haul trucks. Prohibiting the harvest of a plant rarely turns back the blade of the bulldozer. Normally bulldozers or heavy tractors are used. The first sign of Pierolapithecus was a canine tooth turned up by a bulldozer that was clearing land for digging. Razing a plot to the ground with a bulldozer not only destroys all the wildlife and plants, but also encourages subsequent pollution with alien invasive plants. Here people would just stand in front of bulldozers to change that law. As they drive through the countryside, Evan and Zora pass a construction site where a bulldozer busily moves dirt around. Kiltane locals are prepared to stand in front of bulldozers to stop work on the rehabilitation of bogs in Erris. Outside the front door, a bulldozer is clearing up the mess caused when a heavily laden lorry crashed into the wall and gatepost. 1.1 A person or group exercising irresistible power, especially in disposing of obstacles or opposition. 〈喻〉横行霸道者 he was a political bulldozer 新公爵在政治上横行霸道。 as president of the board, she was an insufferable bulldozer Example sentencesExamples We trust that you will listen to what your public are saying and that you will respect that the people saying these things are well placed to do so and are sick of their opinions being run over by the political bulldozer that is supposed to serve them. Taking a pass from centre James Evans, the human bulldozer, crashed through three tackles on his way to the line after 44 minutes. Jacques Chirac is a bulldozer, one of the President's political friends told the Wall Street Journal recently. He admits he was a ‘bulldozer’ when it came to business, meeting every challenge that came head on and hard.
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