英语词汇tow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 tow /ˈtoʊ/ verb

tows; towed; towing

¹ tow

/ˈtoʊ/

verb

tows; towed; towing

Learner's definition of TOW

[+ object]

: to pull (a vehicle) behind another vehicle with a rope or chain（用绳或链）拉，拖，牵引（机动车）

The car was towed to the nearest garage after the accident.车祸发生后，事故车辆被拖到最近的修车厂。
The police towed my car because it was parked illegally.因为违章停车，警察把我的车拖走了。

² tow /ˈtoʊ/ noun

plural tows

² tow

/ˈtoʊ/

noun

plural tows

Learner's definition of TOW

[count]

: the act of pulling a vehicle behind another vehicle with a rope or chain（对机动车的）拉，拖，牵引 — usually singular通常用单数

He called for a tow to the nearest garage.他打电话要求把车拖到最近的修车厂。

in tow

or under tow or British on tow — used to describe a situation in which one vehicle, boat, etc., is being pulled by another（机动车、船只等）被拖，被拉，被牵引

a car with a boat in tow拖着船的小汽车
The damaged ship was brought into the harbor under tow.受损的轮船被拖进了港口。

◊ If a ship or boat is taken in tow, it is tied to and pulled by another boat or ship. This phrase is often used figuratively.（一艘船被另一艘船）拖着，牵引着（常用作比喻）。

The tourists were taken in tow by a friendly guide.游客们跟随在一位友好的导游后面。

informal — used to describe a situation in which someone is going somewhere with another person or group跟随；陪伴

a woman with seven children in tow带着七个孩子的妇女

单词	tow
释义	tow (noun) tow 4 ENTRIES FOUND: tow (verb) tow (noun) tow bar (noun) tow truck (noun) ¹ tow /ˈtoʊ/ verb tows; towed; towing ¹ tow /ˈtoʊ/ verb tows; towed; towing Learner's definition of TOW [+ object] : to pull (a vehicle) behind another vehicle with a rope or chain（用绳或链）拉，拖，牵引（机动车） The car was towed to the nearest garage after the accident.车祸发生后，事故车辆被拖到最近的修车厂。 The police towed my car because it was parked illegally.因为违章停车，警察把我的车拖走了。 ² tow /ˈtoʊ/ noun plural tows ² tow /ˈtoʊ/ noun plural tows Learner's definition of TOW [count] : the act of pulling a vehicle behind another vehicle with a rope or chain（对机动车的）拉，拖，牵引 — usually singular通常用单数 He called for a tow to the nearest garage.他打电话要求把车拖到最近的修车厂。 in tow 1 or under tow or British on tow — used to describe a situation in which one vehicle, boat, etc., is being pulled by another（机动车、船只等）被拖，被拉，被牵引 a car with a boat in tow拖着船的小汽车 The damaged ship was brought into the harbor under tow.受损的轮船被拖进了港口。 ◊ If a ship or boat is taken in tow, it is tied to and pulled by another boat or ship. This phrase is often used figuratively.（一艘船被另一艘船）拖着，牵引着（常用作比喻）。 The tourists were taken in tow by a friendly guide.游客们跟随在一位友好的导游后面。 2 informal — used to describe a situation in which someone is going somewhere with another person or group跟随；陪伴 a woman with seven children in tow带着七个孩子的妇女
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