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/træp/ |
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1 | a piece of equipment used for catching animals (捕捉动物的)夹子,套子,陷阱,罗网 |
| set/lay a trap (=make it ready to be used) We set traps in the attic for the mice. 布好陷阱;下套 |
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2 | a bad or unpleasant situation that is difficult to change or escape from 困境;羁绊 |
| caught in a trap (of sth) He was caught in a trap of poverty. 他陷入了贫困的窘境。 |
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3 | a trick that is designed to catch someone or make them do something they did not mean to do 圈套;诡计 |
| The platoon was lured into a trap by guerrilla soldiers. 这个排中了游击队员的圈套。 |
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4 | a mistake or problem that you should try to avoid (应该避免的)错误,问题 |
| fall into the trap of (doing) sth I fell into the trap of putting work before family. 我误以为工作比家庭重要。 |
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5 | a type of carriage pulled by a horse (单马)双轮轻便马车 |
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- | keep your trap shut spoken |
| used for telling someone rudely to keep something secret |
| (用于粗鲁地告诫某人要保守秘密)不准说出去 |
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- | shut your trap spoken |
| used for telling someone rudely to stop talking |
| (粗鲁说法)闭嘴,住嘴 |
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See also | - death trap | - tourist trap | |
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