英语词汇rope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 rope /ˈroʊp/ noun

plural ropes

¹ rope

/ˈroʊp/

noun

plural ropes

Learner's definition of ROPE

: a strong, thick string that is made by twisting many thin strings or fibers together粗绳；线绳；绳索

[count]

Tie the end of the rope to the post.把绳子的一头系在柱子上。
She made a knot in the rope.她在绳子上打了一个结。

[noncount]

a six-foot length of rope一段六英尺长的绳子
We used rope to tie down the furniture in the trailer.我们用绳子把拖车上的家具绑好。
The hostages were tied up with rope.人质被绳子捆绑着。

— see also jump rope, skipping rope, tightrope, towrope

[count] : a string on which a number of similar things are held together把相似的东西串在一起的绳子

a rope of pearls一串珍珠

ropes [plural] : the special way things are done at a particular place or in a particular activity诀窍；窍门

The veteran cop showed the rookie the ropes.那位经验丰富的警察给新手演示办案的诀窍。
It will take a few weeks for new employees to learn the ropes.新员工要花上几周时间才能熟悉工作。
He really knows the/his ropes.他是位深谙诀窍的主管。

the ropes : a fence made of rope that encloses a boxing or wrestling ring（拳击或摔跤场四周的）围绳

The boxer was pushed back against the ropes.拳击手节节败退，靠到围绳上。

jump/skip rope

: to jump over a rope that is being swung near the ground for exercise or as a game跳绳

He jumps rope to warm up before the game.比赛开始前他跳绳热身。
The kids are outside jumping rope.孩子们正在外面跳绳。

money for old rope

— see money

on the ropes

informal

: in a very bad position or situation : very close to failure or defeat处于困境；濒于失败

The company is on the ropes and in danger of closing.公司处境艰难，有倒闭的危险。

the end of your rope

— see ¹end

² rope /ˈroʊp/ verb

ropes; roped; roping

² rope

/ˈroʊp/

verb

ropes; roped; roping

Learner's definition of ROPE

[+ object]

always followed by an adverb or preposition : to bind, fasten, or tie (something or someone) with a rope用绳子捆（或绑、系）

The dog was roped to the fence.那只狗被拴在栅栏上。
The boats were roped together at the dock.那些船被系在一起拴在了码头。
Mountain climbers often rope themselves together for safety.为了安全起见，爬山者经常会用绳子相互连在一起。

chiefly US : to catch (an animal) by throwing a circle of rope around it : lasso用套索抓捕（动物）；套

He tried to rope the calf.他试图用套索抓住那头牛犊。

informal : to use clever or tricky methods to get (someone) to do something设套让（某人）做某事 — + in or into

I didn't want to go to the party, but my friends somehow roped me in.我不想参加那个聚会，但朋友们设法把我拉了进去。
My friends roped me into going to the party.是朋友们诓我去参加那个聚会的。
I always seem to get roped into driving.我似乎总是被诓去开车。

rope off

[phrasal verb]

rope off (something) or rope (something) off

: to separate (an area) from another area with rope用绳子围起（一片区域）

The police roped off the street for the summer festival.为了仲夏节，警察用绳子把那条街围了起来。
Part of the exhibit had been roped off.部分展品已被绳子圈了起来。

单词	rope
释义	rope (verb) rope 9 ENTRIES FOUND: rope (noun) rope (verb) rope ladder (noun) jump rope (noun) skipping rope (noun) end (noun) jump (verb) money (noun) skip (verb) ¹ rope /ˈroʊp/ noun plural ropes ¹ rope /ˈroʊp/ noun plural ropes Learner's definition of ROPE 1 : a strong, thick string that is made by twisting many thin strings or fibers together粗绳；线绳；绳索 [count] Tie the end of the rope to the post.把绳子的一头系在柱子上。 She made a knot in the rope.她在绳子上打了一个结。 [noncount] a six-foot length of rope一段六英尺长的绳子 We used rope to tie down the furniture in the trailer.我们用绳子把拖车上的家具绑好。 The hostages were tied up with rope.人质被绳子捆绑着。 — see also jump rope, skipping rope, tightrope, towrope 2 [count] : a string on which a number of similar things are held together把相似的东西串在一起的绳子 a rope of pearls一串珍珠 3 ropes [plural] : the special way things are done at a particular place or in a particular activity诀窍；窍门 The veteran cop showed the rookie the ropes.那位经验丰富的警察给新手演示办案的诀窍。 It will take a few weeks for new employees to learn the ropes.新员工要花上几周时间才能熟悉工作。 He really knows the/his ropes.他是位深谙诀窍的主管。 4 the ropes : a fence made of rope that encloses a boxing or wrestling ring（拳击或摔跤场四周的）围绳 The boxer was pushed back against the ropes.拳击手节节败退，靠到围绳上。 jump/skip rope US : to jump over a rope that is being swung near the ground for exercise or as a game跳绳 He jumps rope to warm up before the game.比赛开始前他跳绳热身。 The kids are outside jumping rope.孩子们正在外面跳绳。 money for old rope — see money on the ropes informal : in a very bad position or situation : very close to failure or defeat处于困境；濒于失败 The company is on the ropes and in danger of closing.公司处境艰难，有倒闭的危险。 the end of your rope — see ¹end ² rope /ˈroʊp/ verb ropes; roped; roping ² rope /ˈroʊp/ verb ropes; roped; roping Learner's definition of ROPE [+ object] 1 always followed by an adverb or preposition : to bind, fasten, or tie (something or someone) with a rope用绳子捆（或绑、系） The dog was roped to the fence.那只狗被拴在栅栏上。 The boats were roped together at the dock.那些船被系在一起拴在了码头。 Mountain climbers often rope themselves together for safety.为了安全起见，爬山者经常会用绳子相互连在一起。 2 chiefly US : to catch (an animal) by throwing a circle of rope around it : lasso用套索抓捕（动物）；套 He tried to rope the calf.他试图用套索抓住那头牛犊。 3 informal : to use clever or tricky methods to get (someone) to do something设套让（某人）做某事 — + in or into I didn't want to go to the party, but my friends somehow roped me in.我不想参加那个聚会，但朋友们设法把我拉了进去。 My friends roped me into going to the party.是朋友们诓我去参加那个聚会的。 I always seem to get roped into driving.我似乎总是被诓去开车。 rope off [phrasal verb] rope off (something) or rope (something) off : to separate (an area) from another area with rope用绳子围起（一片区域） The police roped off the street for the summer festival.为了仲夏节，警察用绳子把那条街围了起来。 Part of the exhibit had been roped off.部分展品已被绳子圈了起来。
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