gird
英 [gɜ:d] 美 [gɜrd]

v.

束缚；

变形

过去式：girded过去分词：girded现在分词：girding第三人称单数：girds

英英释义

gird[ ɡə:d ]

• v.
  • prepare oneself for a military confrontation

    "The U.S. is girding for a conflict in the Middle East"

    同义词：armbuild upfortify

  • encircle or bind

    "Trees girded the green fields"

    同义词：girthgirtbegird

  • put a girdle on or around

    "gird your loins"

    同义词：girdle

  • bind with something round or circular

    同义词：encircle

双语例句

1. He girded up his loin to face his competitor.
   他做好准备来迎战他的对手。
2. The climber girded himself with a rope.
   登山者以绳束腰。
3. They were girding for the exam.
   他们正在准备考试。
4. The general was girded with the supreme power.
   将军被授予最高权力。

权威例句

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