英语词汇sling怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ sling /ˈslɪŋ/ verb

slings; slung /ˈslʌŋ/ ; slinging

¹ sling

/ˈslɪŋ/

verb

slings; slung /ˈslʌŋ/ ; slinging

Learner's definition of SLING

[+ object]

: to throw (something) with a forceful sweeping motion扔；抛；掷

She slung the bag over her shoulder.她把包甩到自己的肩上。
The protesters started slinging [=flinging] stones at the police.抗议人群开始向警方扔石头。

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

They slung [=hurled] insults at each other.他们互相辱骂。
He was slung [=thrown] into jail for the night.他被扔进监狱过了一夜。

— see also mudslinging

: to hang (something) loosely挂

He slung a hammock between two trees.他在两棵树之间挂了个吊床。

— often used as (be) slung常用作(be) slung

His guitar was slung around his neck.他脖子上挂着把吉他。
a low-slung belt低腰裤带

sling your hook

British, informal

: to go away : leave滚开；走开

She angrily told him to sling his hook.她愤怒地叫他滚开。

² sling /ˈslɪŋ/ noun

plural slings

² sling

/ˈslɪŋ/

noun

plural slings

Learner's definition of SLING

[count]

: something that is used to lift, carry, or support something起吊工具；吊带；吊索: such as

a : a piece of cloth that hangs around your neck and is used to support an injured arm or hand（医用）前臂吊带

He has to keep his arm in a sling.他不得不用前臂吊带托着胳膊。

b : a long strap attached to something背带

a leather rifle sling步枪皮肩带

c : a large piece of cloth that is worn usually around your neck and that forms a bag which is used to hold a baby close to you婴儿吊兜

d : a large net, rope, chain, etc., that is used to lift heavy things吊索

We attached the sling to the crane.我们把吊索挂在起重机上。

: a strap usually with a pocket in the middle that is used to throw something (such as a stone)投石器

slings and arrows

: the problems and criticisms that are experienced in someone's life挫折；抨击

Politicians must be willing to endure/suffer the slings and arrows of public life.政治人物必须心甘情愿忍受公共生活的种种鞭挞。

单词	sling
释义	sling (noun) sling 4 ENTRIES FOUND: sling (verb) sling (noun) hook (noun) mud (noun) ¹ sling /ˈslɪŋ/ verb slings; slung /ˈslʌŋ/ ; slinging ¹ sling /ˈslɪŋ/ verb slings; slung /ˈslʌŋ/ ; slinging Learner's definition of SLING [+ object] 1 : to throw (something) with a forceful sweeping motion扔；抛；掷 She slung the bag over her shoulder.她把包甩到自己的肩上。 The protesters started slinging [=flinging] stones at the police.抗议人群开始向警方扔石头。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 They slung [=hurled] insults at each other.他们互相辱骂。 He was slung [=thrown] into jail for the night.他被扔进监狱过了一夜。 — see also mudslinging 2 : to hang (something) loosely挂 He slung a hammock between two trees.他在两棵树之间挂了个吊床。 — often used as (be) slung常用作(be) slung His guitar was slung around his neck.他脖子上挂着把吉他。 a low-slung belt低腰裤带 sling your hook British, informal : to go away : leave滚开；走开 She angrily told him to sling his hook.她愤怒地叫他滚开。 ² sling /ˈslɪŋ/ noun plural slings ² sling /ˈslɪŋ/ noun plural slings Learner's definition of SLING [count] 1 : something that is used to lift, carry, or support something起吊工具；吊带；吊索: such as a : a piece of cloth that hangs around your neck and is used to support an injured arm or hand（医用）前臂吊带 He has to keep his arm in a sling.他不得不用前臂吊带托着胳膊。 b : a long strap attached to something背带 a leather rifle sling步枪皮肩带 c : a large piece of cloth that is worn usually around your neck and that forms a bag which is used to hold a baby close to you婴儿吊兜 d : a large net, rope, chain, etc., that is used to lift heavy things吊索 We attached the sling to the crane.我们把吊索挂在起重机上。 2 : a strap usually with a pocket in the middle that is used to throw something (such as a stone)投石器 slings and arrows : the problems and criticisms that are experienced in someone's life挫折；抨击 Politicians must be willing to endure/suffer the slings and arrows of public life.政治人物必须心甘情愿忍受公共生活的种种鞭挞。
随便看	congratulating congratulation congratulations congratulatory congregant congregants congregate congregated congregates congregating congregation congregational Congregationalist Congregationalists congregations congress congresses congressional congressional delegation congressman congressmen congresswoman congresswomen congruence congruent