barge pole
英 [bɑ:dʒ pəul] 美 [bɑrdʒ pol]

n.

驳船撑竿；

英英释义

barge pole

• n.a long pole used to propel or guide a barge

权威例句

Fire Union Says It Will Not Touch Bain Proposals `with a Bargepole'
‘Social Services will not touch us with a barge pole’: social care provision for older prisoners
‘A REAL LESBIAN WOULDN'T TOUCH A BISEXUAL WITH A BARGEPOLE'
Deepwater barge pole
'Police won't touch child sex offences with a bargepole'
‘A real lesbian wouldn’t touch a bisexual with a bargepole’: contesting boundaries in the construction of collective identity
Wouldn’t touch it with a barge pole! Action affordances and tool-use action schemas extend peripersonal space during tool-use.
College Wouldn't Touch Me With a Barge Pole: The ‘Think Again’ Project Widening Access for Ex-offenders
“Grapevine, barge pole, whirlpool, chloride, concrete, bandage, station, story”: some versions of narrative
“Grapevine, barge pole, whirlpool, chloride, concrete, bandage, station, story”: some versions of narrative