英语词汇hustle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 hustle /ˈhʌsəl/ verb

hustles; hustled; hustling /ˈhʌsəlɪŋ/

¹ hustle

/ˈhʌsəl/

verb

hustles; hustled; hustling /ˈhʌsəlɪŋ/

Learner's definition of HUSTLE

[+ object] : to quickly move or push (someone) often in a rough way推搡；猛推；挤

The guards hustled the prisoners into the jail.狱警把犯人推进牢房。
The star's manager hustled him out the back door of the theater to avoid the throngs of fans.那位明星的经纪人从剧院的后门把他推出去，以躲避蜂拥而至的粉丝。
She hustled the children (off) to school.她把孩子们赶去上学。

[no object] chiefly US

a : to move or work in a quick and energetic way急速行进；拼命干活

If we want to catch that bus, we're going to have to hustle. [=rush]要想赶上那辆公共汽车，我们就得赶快走。

b : to play a sport with a lot of energy and effort（体育比赛中）积极比赛

He's not the most talented player on the team, but he always hustles.他不是队里最有天赋的队员，但他总是积极地比赛。

US, informal

a : to get (something, such as money) in an illegal or improper way（非法或不当）取得，获得

[+ object]

She spent her mornings hustling change [=asking people for money] on the sidewalk.她每天早上都在人行道上讨钱。

[no object]

hustling for money骗钱

b [+ object] : to sell (something illegal, such as drugs)兜售（毒品等非法物品）

He's been hustling drugs for a few years.他卖了几年毒品。

: to sell (something) in an illegal or improper way（非法或不当地）兜售

They hustle diamonds, furs—whatever people are buying.他们非法兜售钻石、皮草——任何人们会买的东西。

[+ object] informal

a : to take something and especially money from (someone) by lying or doing something unfair : to swindle or cheat (someone)骗钱；欺诈

She's accused of running an elaborate scam to hustle elderly people.她被指控精心策划骗局，诈骗老年人的钱财。

b chiefly US : to earn money by playing (a gambling game) and especially by playing against people who are less skillful than you are（通过赌博，尤指通过与技术较差的对手赌博）赢钱

He made a living by hustling pool.他靠开设赌局赚钱维生。

[no object] US, informal : to work as a prostitute卖淫

hustle up

[phrasal verb]

hustle up (something) or hustle (something) up US, informal

: to quickly get or find (something)迅速得到；迅速找到

I'll try to hustle up [=rustle up] some tickets to tonight's game.我会尽快弄到几张今晚比赛的票。
Let's see if we can hustle up some grub. [=find something to eat]咱们看看能不能找到些吃的。

² hustle /ˈhʌsəl/ noun

plural hustles

² hustle

/ˈhʌsəl/

noun

plural hustles

Learner's definition of HUSTLE

[noncount]

a : energetic activity忙碌；奔忙

I enjoy the hustle and bustle of the city.我喜欢城市里的忙碌气氛。

b chiefly US : effort and energy in playing a sport（体育比赛中的）拼搏，努力

The fans admire him for his hustle.球迷都钦佩他的努力和拼搏。

[count] informal : a dishonest plan for getting money欺诈行为；骗钱手段

She's always trying some kind of hustle [=scam] on the street.她总是试图在街上耍点骗钱伎俩。

单词	hustle
释义	hustle (noun) hustle 2 ENTRIES FOUND: hustle (verb) hustle (noun) ¹ hustle /ˈhʌsəl/ verb hustles; hustled; hustling /ˈhʌsəlɪŋ/ ¹ hustle /ˈhʌsəl/ verb hustles; hustled; hustling /ˈhʌsəlɪŋ/ Learner's definition of HUSTLE 1 [+ object] : to quickly move or push (someone) often in a rough way推搡；猛推；挤 The guards hustled the prisoners into the jail.狱警把犯人推进牢房。 The star's manager hustled him out the back door of the theater to avoid the throngs of fans.那位明星的经纪人从剧院的后门把他推出去，以躲避蜂拥而至的粉丝。 She hustled the children (off) to school.她把孩子们赶去上学。 2 [no object] chiefly US a : to move or work in a quick and energetic way急速行进；拼命干活 If we want to catch that bus, we're going to have to hustle. [=rush]要想赶上那辆公共汽车，我们就得赶快走。 b : to play a sport with a lot of energy and effort（体育比赛中）积极比赛 He's not the most talented player on the team, but he always hustles.他不是队里最有天赋的队员，但他总是积极地比赛。 3 US, informal a : to get (something, such as money) in an illegal or improper way（非法或不当）取得，获得 [+ object] She spent her mornings hustling change [=asking people for money] on the sidewalk.她每天早上都在人行道上讨钱。 [no object] hustling for money骗钱 b [+ object] : to sell (something illegal, such as drugs)兜售（毒品等非法物品） He's been hustling drugs for a few years.他卖了几年毒品。 : to sell (something) in an illegal or improper way（非法或不当地）兜售 They hustle diamonds, furs—whatever people are buying.他们非法兜售钻石、皮草——任何人们会买的东西。 4 [+ object] informal a : to take something and especially money from (someone) by lying or doing something unfair : to swindle or cheat (someone)骗钱；欺诈 She's accused of running an elaborate scam to hustle elderly people.她被指控精心策划骗局，诈骗老年人的钱财。 b chiefly US : to earn money by playing (a gambling game) and especially by playing against people who are less skillful than you are（通过赌博，尤指通过与技术较差的对手赌博）赢钱 He made a living by hustling pool.他靠开设赌局赚钱维生。 5 [no object] US, informal : to work as a prostitute卖淫 hustle up [phrasal verb] hustle up (something) or hustle (something) up US, informal : to quickly get or find (something)迅速得到；迅速找到 I'll try to hustle up [=rustle up] some tickets to tonight's game.我会尽快弄到几张今晚比赛的票。 Let's see if we can hustle up some grub. [=find something to eat]咱们看看能不能找到些吃的。 ² hustle /ˈhʌsəl/ noun plural hustles ² hustle /ˈhʌsəl/ noun plural hustles Learner's definition of HUSTLE 1 [noncount] a : energetic activity忙碌；奔忙 I enjoy the hustle and bustle of the city.我喜欢城市里的忙碌气氛。 b chiefly US : effort and energy in playing a sport（体育比赛中的）拼搏，努力 The fans admire him for his hustle.球迷都钦佩他的努力和拼搏。 2 [count] informal : a dishonest plan for getting money欺诈行为；骗钱手段 She's always trying some kind of hustle [=scam] on the street.她总是试图在街上耍点骗钱伎俩。
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