英语词汇leg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 leg /ˈlɛg/ noun

plural legs

¹ leg

/ˈlɛg/

noun

plural legs

Learner's definition of LEG

[count] : one of the long body parts that are used especially for standing, walking, and running腿

He sat on a chair with his legs crossed.他坐在椅子上，跷着二郎腿。
He leaned against the wall with his legs spread so the police could search him.他靠着墙，双腿分开，好让警察搜身。
She broke her leg in a skiing accident.她在一次滑雪事故中摔断了腿。
His legs gave way under him and he fell over.他的腿一软，整个人跌倒在地。
a wooden/artificial leg木质/人造假腿
the dog's front/back/hind legs狗的前腿/后腿

— see picture at human; see also peg leg, sea legs

: an animal's leg when it is used as food（供食用的）腿肉

[count]

We had chicken legs for dinner.我们晚餐吃了鸡腿。

[noncount]

Would you like some more leg of lamb?您还要些羊羔腿肉吗？

[count] : any one of the long thin parts that support a table, chair, etc.（桌、椅等的）腿

the legs of a table桌腿
a chair with a broken leg断了一条腿的椅子

[count] : the part of a pair of pants that covers the leg（裤）腿

The legs of these jeans are too long. = These jeans are too long in the leg(s).这些牛仔裤的裤腿太长。

[count]

a : a part of a journey or race一段路程；一段速度赛程

She took the lead in the last leg of the race.她在比赛的最后一段赛程领先。
The weather got worse on each leg of the trip.随着我们一段段旅程的行进，天气变得越来越糟。

b : any one of several events or games that form a competition（多场或多局比赛中的）一场，一局

a horse that has won the first two legs of racing's Triple Crown赢了赛马三冠赛中前两场的马

legs [plural] US, informal : lasting appeal or interest（持久的）魅力，兴趣

a news story with legs百听不厌的新闻故事

a leg up

informal

give someone a leg up

a : to hold your hands together so that someone can step into them while climbing up onto something双手托脚帮助某人上马（或攀登）；助以一臂之力

I don't think I can get on this horse without help. Can someone give me a leg up?没人帮忙，我想我可上不了马。有人能帮我一把吗？

b : to give someone an advantage over others使某人具有优势

These skills will give you a leg up in the job market. [=they will help you get a job]这些技能将使你在人才市场上享有优势。

have a leg up : to have an advantage over others比别人更具有优势

The company has a leg up on the competition thanks to the recent publicity.由于近期的宣传，公司在这次竞争中更具有优势。

an arm and a leg

— see ¹arm

break a leg

informal

— used in speech to wish good luck to someone (such as a performer)祝你好运；祝你成功

get your leg over

British, informal + impolite, of a man

: to have sex with a woman与女人性交

not have a leg to stand on

: to have no support for what you think, say, or do（想法、说法、做法等）站不住脚，完全缺乏根据

He claims that the company cheated him, but without evidence of a written agreement, he doesn't have a leg to stand on.他声称公司骗了他，但由于拿不出书面协议作为证据，他这个说法站不住脚。

on your/its last legs

informal

: very close to failure, exhaustion, or death即将报废；奄奄一息；濒临死亡

The company is on its last legs.这家公司濒临倒闭。
He was on his last legs, but he managed to finish the race.他的体力已快耗尽，但仍坚持跑完了比赛。
an old tree that is on its last legs [=that is dying and will not last much longer]濒临枯死的老树

pull someone's leg

informal

: to make someone believe something that is not true as a joke : to trick or lie to someone in a playful way同某人开玩笑；愚弄某人

I panicked when he said the test was tomorrow, but then I realized he was just pulling my leg.听他说考试是在明天时我惊慌失措，但接着我便意识到他只是在耍我。
When I got mad, she finally admitted that she was pulling my leg.见我火冒三丈，她才终于承认刚才只是开玩笑。

shake a leg

informal

: to go or move quickly赶快走；迅速行动

You'd better shake a leg [=hurry up] if you don't want to be late for work.不想上班迟到的话，你最好动作快点。

— often used as a command常用作命令

Shake a leg! You're going to be late!快点！你要迟到了！

stretch your legs

informal

: to stand up and walk especially after sitting for a long period of time（久坐之后）散散步，起身活动腿脚

with your tail between your legs

— see ¹tail

² leg /ˈlɛg/ verb

legs; legged; legging

² leg

/ˈlɛg/

verb

legs; legged; legging

Learner's definition of LEG

leg it

chiefly British, informal

: to run fast especially in order to get away from someone or something快跑；（尤指）逃跑

When they saw the police car, they legged it.看见警车，他们拔腿就跑。

leg out

[phrasal verb]

leg out (a hit) also leg (a hit) out baseball, informal

: to successfully complete (a hit) by running fast快跑完成安打

He hurt his knee while trying to leg out an infield hit.当他试图快跑完成一个内野安打时，摔伤了膝盖。
She legged out a triple.她快跑完成一记三垒打。

单词	leg
释义	leg (verb) leg 16 ENTRIES FOUND: leg (noun) leg (verb) legged (adjective) leg warmer (noun) cross-legged (adjective) peg leg (noun) sea legs (noun) three-legged race (noun) arm (noun) break (verb) last (adjective) shake (verb) stand (verb) stretch (verb) tail (noun) talk (verb) ¹ leg /ˈlɛg/ noun plural legs ¹ leg /ˈlɛg/ noun plural legs Learner's definition of LEG 1 [count] : one of the long body parts that are used especially for standing, walking, and running腿 He sat on a chair with his legs crossed.他坐在椅子上，跷着二郎腿。 He leaned against the wall with his legs spread so the police could search him.他靠着墙，双腿分开，好让警察搜身。 She broke her leg in a skiing accident.她在一次滑雪事故中摔断了腿。 His legs gave way under him and he fell over.他的腿一软，整个人跌倒在地。 a wooden/artificial leg木质/人造假腿 the dog's front/back/hind legs狗的前腿/后腿 — see picture at human; see also peg leg, sea legs 2 : an animal's leg when it is used as food（供食用的）腿肉 [count] We had chicken legs for dinner.我们晚餐吃了鸡腿。 [noncount] Would you like some more leg of lamb?您还要些羊羔腿肉吗？ 3 [count] : any one of the long thin parts that support a table, chair, etc.（桌、椅等的）腿 the legs of a table桌腿 a chair with a broken leg断了一条腿的椅子 4 [count] : the part of a pair of pants that covers the leg（裤）腿 The legs of these jeans are too long. = These jeans are too long in the leg(s).这些牛仔裤的裤腿太长。 5 [count] a : a part of a journey or race一段路程；一段速度赛程 She took the lead in the last leg of the race.她在比赛的最后一段赛程领先。 The weather got worse on each leg of the trip.随着我们一段段旅程的行进，天气变得越来越糟。 b : any one of several events or games that form a competition（多场或多局比赛中的）一场，一局 a horse that has won the first two legs of racing's Triple Crown赢了赛马三冠赛中前两场的马 6 legs [plural] US, informal : lasting appeal or interest（持久的）魅力，兴趣 a news story with legs百听不厌的新闻故事 a leg up informal 1 give someone a leg up a : to hold your hands together so that someone can step into them while climbing up onto something双手托脚帮助某人上马（或攀登）；助以一臂之力 I don't think I can get on this horse without help. Can someone give me a leg up?没人帮忙，我想我可上不了马。有人能帮我一把吗？ b : to give someone an advantage over others使某人具有优势 These skills will give you a leg up in the job market. [=they will help you get a job]这些技能将使你在人才市场上享有优势。 2 have a leg up : to have an advantage over others比别人更具有优势 The company has a leg up on the competition thanks to the recent publicity.由于近期的宣传，公司在这次竞争中更具有优势。 an arm and a leg — see ¹arm break a leg informal — used in speech to wish good luck to someone (such as a performer)祝你好运；祝你成功 get your leg over British, informal + impolite, of a man : to have sex with a woman与女人性交 not have a leg to stand on : to have no support for what you think, say, or do（想法、说法、做法等）站不住脚，完全缺乏根据 He claims that the company cheated him, but without evidence of a written agreement, he doesn't have a leg to stand on.他声称公司骗了他，但由于拿不出书面协议作为证据，他这个说法站不住脚。 on your/its last legs informal : very close to failure, exhaustion, or death即将报废；奄奄一息；濒临死亡 The company is on its last legs.这家公司濒临倒闭。 He was on his last legs, but he managed to finish the race.他的体力已快耗尽，但仍坚持跑完了比赛。 an old tree that is on its last legs [=that is dying and will not last much longer]濒临枯死的老树 pull someone's leg informal : to make someone believe something that is not true as a joke : to trick or lie to someone in a playful way同某人开玩笑；愚弄某人 I panicked when he said the test was tomorrow, but then I realized he was just pulling my leg.听他说考试是在明天时我惊慌失措，但接着我便意识到他只是在耍我。 When I got mad, she finally admitted that she was pulling my leg.见我火冒三丈，她才终于承认刚才只是开玩笑。 shake a leg informal : to go or move quickly赶快走；迅速行动 You'd better shake a leg [=hurry up] if you don't want to be late for work.不想上班迟到的话，你最好动作快点。 — often used as a command常用作命令 Shake a leg! You're going to be late!快点！你要迟到了！ stretch your legs informal : to stand up and walk especially after sitting for a long period of time（久坐之后）散散步，起身活动腿脚 with your tail between your legs — see ¹tail ² leg /ˈlɛg/ verb legs; legged; legging ² leg /ˈlɛg/ verb legs; legged; legging Learner's definition of LEG leg it chiefly British, informal : to run fast especially in order to get away from someone or something快跑；（尤指）逃跑 When they saw the police car, they legged it.看见警车，他们拔腿就跑。 leg out [phrasal verb] leg out (a hit) also leg (a hit) out baseball, informal : to successfully complete (a hit) by running fast快跑完成安打 He hurt his knee while trying to leg out an infield hit.当他试图快跑完成一个内野安打时，摔伤了膝盖。 She legged out a triple.她快跑完成一记三垒打。
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