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🔑 strokeBrE /strəʊk/NAmE /stroʊk/ noun➤hitting movement 击打动作🔑 an act of hitting a ball, for example with a bat or racket 击球（动作）◆What a beautiful stroke! 击球动作多漂亮呀！◆He won by two strokes (= in golf, by taking two fewer strokes than his opponent). 他以少于对手两杆的成绩获胜。a single movement of the arm when hitting sb/sth （打、击等的）一下，一击◆His punishment was six strokes of the cane. 给他的惩罚是挨六教鞭。➤in swimming/rowing 游泳；划船any of a series of repeated movements in swimming or rowing 划水动作；划桨动作◆She took a few more strokes to reach the bank. 她又划几下，游到了岸边。 armband, dive, flipper, float, goggles, length, paddle, stroke, swim, water wings () a style of swimming 游泳姿势◆Butterfly is the only stroke I can't do. 只有蝶泳我不会。 ➡ see also backstroke, breaststroke the person who sets the speed at which everyone in a boat rows （指挥船上其他桨手的）尾桨手➤gentle touch 抚摩 [usually sing.] (especially BrE) an act of moving your hand gently over a surface, usually several times 轻抚；抚摩◆He gave the cat a stroke. 他抚摩了一下猫。➤of pen/brush 笔；刷子a mark made by moving a pen, brush, etc. once across a surface 一笔；一画；笔画◆to paint with fine brush strokes 一小刷一小刷地刷漆◆At the stroke of a pen (= by signing sth) they removed thousands of people from the welfare system. 他们大笔一挥，就把成千上万的人排除在福利制度之外。➤action 行动~ (of sth) a single successful action or event （成功的）举动；（高明的）举措；（巧妙的）办法；（成功的）事情◆Your idea was a stroke of genius. 你的主意很高明。◆It was a stroke of luck that I found you here. 我在这儿看见你纯属巧遇。◆It was a bold stroke to reveal the identity of the murderer on the first page. 在头版上披露谋杀犯的身份，这是一个大胆的举措。◆She never does a stroke (of work) (= never does any work). 她一向什么活儿都不干。 ➡ see also masterstroke ➤of clock 钟each of the sounds made by a clock or bell giving the hours 钟声；鸣；敲◆At the first stroke it will be 9 o'clock exactly. 等到钟敲第一下时就是 9 点整。◆on the stroke of three (= at 3 o'clock exactly) 三点整➤illness 疾病a sudden serious illness when a blood vessel (= tube) in the brain bursts or is blocked, which can cause death or the loss of the ability to move or to speak clearly 脑卒中；中风◆to have/suffer a stroke 患中风◆The stroke left him partly paralysed. 他因中风身体局部瘫痪了。 ●at a (single) ˈstroke●at one ˈstrokewith a single immediate action 一下子；一举◆They threatened to cancel the whole project at a stroke. 他们威胁要一下子砍掉整个项目。●put sb off their ˈstroke(BrE) to make sb make a mistake or hesitate in what they are doing 扰乱某人；使某人乱了方寸 🔑 strokeBrE /strəʊk/NAmE /stroʊk/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they stroke BrE /strəʊk/ NAmE /stroʊk/present simple - he / she / it strokes BrE /strəʊks/ NAmE /stroʊks/past simple stroked BrE /strəʊkt/ NAmE /stroʊkt/past participle stroked BrE /strəʊkt/ NAmE /stroʊkt/ -ing form stroking BrE /ˈstrəʊkɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈstroʊkɪŋ/➤touch gently 轻抚🔑 ~ sth(especially BrE) to move your hand gently and slowly over an animal's fur or hair 轻抚，抚摩（动物的毛皮）◆He's a beautiful dog. Can I stroke him? 这只狗真漂亮，我可以摸一摸吗？ ➡ see also pet verb (1) 🔑 ~ sth/sbto move your hand gently over a surface, sb's hair, etc. 轻抚，抚摩（物体表面或头发等）◆He stroked her hair affectionately. 他深情地抚摩着她的头发。➤move sth gently 轻挪~ sth + adv./prep. to move sth somewhere with a gentle movement 轻挪；轻触；轻拭◆She stroked away his tears. 她轻轻拭去他的眼泪。◆He stroked the ball between the posts. 他轻轻一触，把球踢进门柱之间。➤be nice to sb 待某人好~ sb(informal, especially NAmE) to be very nice to sb, especially to get them to do what you want 待（某人）非常好；（尤指）顺着（某人）以便为自己办事 |