英语词汇paddle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 paddle /ˈpædl̟/ noun

plural paddles

¹ paddle

/ˈpædl̟/

noun

plural paddles

Learner's definition of PADDLE

[count]

: a long, usually wooden pole that has a wide, flat part at the end and is used to move and steer a small boat (such as a canoe)（独木舟等小船用的）船桨 — see picture at boat; compare oar

US : an object with a short handle and a wide, flat part that is used to hit the ball in various games (such as table tennis)（乒乓球等运动的）球拍

: any one of various tools or devices that are wide, flat, and thin桨状工具；桨状物

Use the mixer's paddle attachment to mix the dough.用搅拌机的搅拌桨和面团。
The potter used a paddle to shape the clay.陶工用扁形泥拍把黏土塑造成形。

up the creek without a paddle

— see creek

² paddle /ˈpædl̟/ verb

paddles; paddled; paddling

² paddle

/ˈpædl̟/

verb

paddles; paddled; paddling

Learner's definition of PADDLE

: to move a boat forward through water with a paddle用桨划船

[no object]

We paddled across the lake in our canoe this morning.今天早上我们划独木舟穿过了湖面。

[+ object]

We paddled our canoe across the lake this morning.今天早上我们划独木舟穿过了湖面。
Get in the boat and I'll paddle you to shore.上船，我划船把你送上岸。

[no object] : to swim by moving your hands and feet in short quick motions狗刨式游泳；在水里扑腾

The dog paddled across the lake.那只狗扑腾着游过了湖面。

— see also dog-paddle

[+ object] US : to beat or hit (someone or something) with a flat piece of wood用戒尺打；用薄木片打

In those days many people believed it was okay to paddle children.那时候很多人认为打孩子没什么。
(informal) If you don't get in here, I'm going to paddle your behind.你要是不进来，我就打你屁股。

— compare ³paddle

³ paddle /ˈpædl̟/ verb

paddles; paddled; paddling

³ paddle

/ˈpædl̟/

verb

paddles; paddled; paddling

Learner's definition of PADDLE

[no object] British

: to walk or play in shallow water for pleasure涉水；玩水

They took off their sandals and paddled [=(US) waded] at the edge of the pond.他们脱掉凉鞋，在塘边嬉水。

— compare ²paddle

— paddle

noun [singular]

The children went for a paddle before lunch.孩子们午饭前出去玩水了。

单词	paddle
释义	paddle (verb) paddle (verb) paddle 7 ENTRIES FOUND: paddle (noun) paddle (verb) paddle (verb) paddle wheel (noun) dog-paddle (verb) creek (noun) up (preposition) ¹ paddle /ˈpædl̟/ noun plural paddles ¹ paddle /ˈpædl̟/ noun plural paddles Learner's definition of PADDLE [count] 1 : a long, usually wooden pole that has a wide, flat part at the end and is used to move and steer a small boat (such as a canoe)（独木舟等小船用的）船桨 — see picture at boat; compare oar 2 US : an object with a short handle and a wide, flat part that is used to hit the ball in various games (such as table tennis)（乒乓球等运动的）球拍 3 : any one of various tools or devices that are wide, flat, and thin桨状工具；桨状物 Use the mixer's paddle attachment to mix the dough.用搅拌机的搅拌桨和面团。 The potter used a paddle to shape the clay.陶工用扁形泥拍把黏土塑造成形。 up the creek without a paddle — see creek ² paddle /ˈpædl̟/ verb paddles; paddled; paddling ² paddle /ˈpædl̟/ verb paddles; paddled; paddling Learner's definition of PADDLE 1 : to move a boat forward through water with a paddle用桨划船 [no object] We paddled across the lake in our canoe this morning.今天早上我们划独木舟穿过了湖面。 [+ object] We paddled our canoe across the lake this morning.今天早上我们划独木舟穿过了湖面。 Get in the boat and I'll paddle you to shore.上船，我划船把你送上岸。 2 [no object] : to swim by moving your hands and feet in short quick motions狗刨式游泳；在水里扑腾 The dog paddled across the lake.那只狗扑腾着游过了湖面。 — see also dog-paddle 3 [+ object] US : to beat or hit (someone or something) with a flat piece of wood用戒尺打；用薄木片打 In those days many people believed it was okay to paddle children.那时候很多人认为打孩子没什么。 (informal) If you don't get in here, I'm going to paddle your behind.你要是不进来，我就打你屁股。 — compare ³paddle ³ paddle /ˈpædl̟/ verb paddles; paddled; paddling ³ paddle /ˈpædl̟/ verb paddles; paddled; paddling Learner's definition of PADDLE [no object] British : to walk or play in shallow water for pleasure涉水；玩水 They took off their sandals and paddled [=(US) waded] at the edge of the pond.他们脱掉凉鞋，在塘边嬉水。 — compare ²paddle — paddle noun [singular] The children went for a paddle before lunch.孩子们午饭前出去玩水了。
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