释义
🔑 pole BrE /pəʊl / NAmE /poʊl / noun 🔑 a long thin straight piece of wood or metal , especially one with the end placed in the ground , used as a support ◆ a tent pole ◆ a ski pole ◆ a curtain pole ➡ see also bargepole , flagpole , telegraph pole , totem pole (1 🔑 either of the two points at the opposite ends of the line on which the earth or any other planet turns ◆ the North /South Pole (physics 物理 either of the two ends of a magnet or the positive or negative points of an electric battery either of two opposite or contrasting extremes ◆ Their opinions were at opposite poles of the debate . ● be ˈpoles apart to be widely separated ; to have no interests that you share ● up the ˈpole (old-fashioned BrE informal crazy ● the greasy ˈpole (informal used to refer to the difficult way to the top of a profession ● not touch sb /sth with a ˈbargepole (BrE (NAmE not touch sb /sth with a ten -foot ˈpole (informal to refuse to get involved with sb /sth or in a particular situation 🔑 pole BrE /pəʊl / NAmE /poʊl / verb present simple - I / you / we / they pole BrE /pəʊl / NAmE /poʊl / present simple - he / she / it poles BrE /pəʊlz / NAmE /poʊlz / past simple poled BrE /pəʊld / NAmE /poʊld / past participle poled BrE /pəʊld / NAmE /poʊld / -ing form poling BrE /ˈpəʊlɪŋ / NAmE /ˈpoʊlɪŋ / [ T , I ] ~ (sth ) + adv .prep . to move a boat by pushing on the bottom of a river , etc . with a pole
