英语词汇poach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 poach /ˈpoʊtʃ/ verb

poaches; poached; poaching

¹ poach

/ˈpoʊtʃ/

verb

poaches; poached; poaching

Learner's definition of POACH

[+ object]

: to cook (something) in a small amount of liquid that is almost boiling煮；炖；煨

The vegetables were poached in chicken broth.蔬菜在鸡汤里煮过了。

: to cook (an egg without its shell) in boiling water or in a small cup over boiling water水煮，蒸（荷包蛋）

poach an egg煮一个荷包蛋

— compare ²poach

— poached

adjective

We had poached eggs for breakfast.我们早餐吃了水煮荷包蛋。
poached salmon/oysters水煮三文鱼/牡蛎

² poach /ˈpoʊtʃ/ verb

poaches; poached; poaching

² poach

/ˈpoʊtʃ/

verb

poaches; poached; poaching

Learner's definition of POACH

: to hunt or fish illegally : to catch or kill an animal illegally偷猎

[+ object]

Elephants are often poached for their ivory tusks.经常有人为获取象牙偷猎大象。

[no object]

The state fines anyone who is caught poaching.在这个州，任何人被发现偷猎都将被罚款。

[+ object] : to take (something, such as an idea, or someone, such as an employee or customer) from someone else illegally or unfairly盗用（思想）；挖人

She was accused of poaching [=plagiarizing] the material for her essay from a Web site.她的文章被指是从一个网站剽窃来的。
Her former company accused her of poaching clients.她以前的公司指责她挖走了客户。

poach on someone's territory/turf

: to do something that someone else should do : to interfere in an area that another person usually controls侵犯他人的活动领域

You can't keep other candidates from poaching on your turf. [=from trying to get voters who usually vote for you or your party to vote for them]你无法阻止其他竞选者拉走你的选票。

— compare ¹poach

— poacher

noun, plural poachers [count]

Poachers are responsible for the declining rhinoceros population in this area.偷猎者造成了这一地区犀牛数量减少。

— poaching

noun [noncount]

a heavy fine for poaching对偷猎行为的重罚

单词	poach
释义	poach (verb) poach 2 ENTRIES FOUND: poach (verb) poach (verb) ¹ poach /ˈpoʊtʃ/ verb poaches; poached; poaching ¹ poach /ˈpoʊtʃ/ verb poaches; poached; poaching Learner's definition of POACH [+ object] 1 : to cook (something) in a small amount of liquid that is almost boiling煮；炖；煨 The vegetables were poached in chicken broth.蔬菜在鸡汤里煮过了。 2 : to cook (an egg without its shell) in boiling water or in a small cup over boiling water水煮，蒸（荷包蛋） poach an egg煮一个荷包蛋 — compare ²poach — poached adjective We had poached eggs for breakfast.我们早餐吃了水煮荷包蛋。 poached salmon/oysters水煮三文鱼/牡蛎 ² poach /ˈpoʊtʃ/ verb poaches; poached; poaching ² poach /ˈpoʊtʃ/ verb poaches; poached; poaching Learner's definition of POACH 1 : to hunt or fish illegally : to catch or kill an animal illegally偷猎 [+ object] Elephants are often poached for their ivory tusks.经常有人为获取象牙偷猎大象。 [no object] The state fines anyone who is caught poaching.在这个州，任何人被发现偷猎都将被罚款。 2 [+ object] : to take (something, such as an idea, or someone, such as an employee or customer) from someone else illegally or unfairly盗用（思想）；挖人 She was accused of poaching [=plagiarizing] the material for her essay from a Web site.她的文章被指是从一个网站剽窃来的。 Her former company accused her of poaching clients.她以前的公司指责她挖走了客户。 poach on someone's territory/turf : to do something that someone else should do : to interfere in an area that another person usually controls侵犯他人的活动领域 You can't keep other candidates from poaching on your turf. [=from trying to get voters who usually vote for you or your party to vote for them]你无法阻止其他竞选者拉走你的选票。 — compare ¹poach — poacher noun, plural poachers [count] Poachers are responsible for the declining rhinoceros population in this area.偷猎者造成了这一地区犀牛数量减少。 — poaching noun [noncount] a heavy fine for poaching对偷猎行为的重罚
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