prop

释义

n.支柱，支撑物; 支持者，后盾，靠山; 道具; （橄榄球中的）支柱前锋vt.支撑，支持，维持; 使倚靠在某物上

大小写变形: PROP

词态变化

复数 :   props ; 第三人称单数 :   props ; 过去式 :   propped ; 过去分词 :   propped ; 现在分词 :   propping ;

实用场景例句

He reclined in the seat and propped his feet on the tabletop...

他倚靠在座椅上，将双脚架在桌面上。

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She leaned her scooter against the lamppost, using it as a prop.

她把滑板车靠在路灯柱上，将其用作支撑物。

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The army serves as a crucial prop for the government.

军队是政府的重要后盾。

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New English Sentence: My existence was upheld by two essential props: drinking and employment.

New Chinese Translation: 我的生存依赖于两大关键支柱：饮酒和职业。

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The theatrical performance showcased intricate props against a breathtaking backdrop.

这场戏剧表演在令人屏息的背景幕前展出了复杂的道具。

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Theatrical performances utilize various props to enhance the stage presentation.

舞台演出运用多种道具来增强舞台呈现效果。

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a tree prop (= one used in an orchard)

果园支柱

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He propped his ladder against the tree.

他把梯子靠在树边。

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She propped the ladder against the wall.

她把梯子靠在墙上。

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She sat propped against the tree trunk.

她靠着树干坐着。

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The window was propped ajar.

窗户被支开了一条缝。

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The company was criticized for propping up outdated technology.

这家公司因维持过时技术而受到批评。

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Affection is life prop up, when justice and affection crisscross, how should choose again?

情感是生命的支撑, 当正义与情感交错, 又该如何抉择?

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The headfirst forward roll requires press down with feet, jump, prop up with and roll consistently.

鱼跃前滚翻动作,要求蹬 、 跃 、 撑、滚连贯,腾空高,滚翻圆滑.

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Enterprise culture is the soul and spiritual prop of enterprise survival and development.

企业文化是企业生存、发展的灵魂和精神支柱.

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Love, is I, from tests on the road the relentless another main spiritual prop.

爱情, 是我在自考路上坚持不懈的另一主要精神支柱.

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Prop the gate open with something.

用什么东西支着大门让它开着吧.

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Caption aerospace floated , do not know prop body to want what to say, vehicle?

标题太空泛了, 不知道具体要说什么, 交通工具 吗 ?

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If the cocoa industry is declining, why prop it up?

如果可可业正在没落, 又何必振兴它 呢 ?

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英英释义

Noun

1. a support placed beneath or against something to keep it from shaking or falling

2. any movable articles or objects used on the set of a play or movie;

"before every scene he ran down his checklist of props"

3. a propeller that rotates to push against air

Verb

1. support by placing against something solid or rigid;

"shore and buttress an old building"