pluck

释义

n.勇气，精神; 内脏; 快而猛的拉; 〈俚〉不及格vt.采，摘; 拔掉; 鼓起（勇气等）; 弹（乐器）vi.拉，拽

词态变化

复数 :   plucks ; 第三人称单数 :   plucks ; 过去式 :   plucked ; 过去分词 :   plucked ; 现在分词 :   plucking ;

实用场景例句

She gently plucked a golden lemon from the branches bathed in sunlight.

她轻轻地从沐浴阳光的树枝上摘下一颗金黄的柠檬。

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She plucked a withered fennel stem from the ground.

她从地上拔起了一根枯萎的茴香茎。

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With a swift motion, he plucked the cigarette from between his teeth and flung it onto the pavement.

他迅速从齿间拔出香烟，猛地将其甩到了人行道上。

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The infant was swiftly plucked from my embrace by him.

这个婴儿被他迅速从我怀里夺走。

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The melodious cascade of notes was produced as Nell plucked the harp's strings.

内尔拨动琴弦，产生了一连串悠扬的音符。

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With delicate movements, she plucked the bird's feathers while appearing completely at ease.

她以细腻的动作拔下鸟羽，同时显得无比自在。

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With a final touch, she skillfully plucked your brows to flawless perfection.

她娴熟地一拔，最终让你的眉毛达到了完美的效果。

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The gifted dancer was plucked from the company to portray the iconic character of Juliet...

这位天赋异禀的舞者从剧团中被选出，演绎朱丽叶这一经典角色...

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The modeling agency plucked Naomi, an unknown girl at the time, and transformed her into a globally renowned supermodel.

这家模特经纪公司发掘了当时还默默无闻的娜奥米，将她塑造成了一位举世闻名的超级名模。

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A stranded worker was plucked from the rooftop of the fiercely blazing power plant by a police helicopter during the daring rescue operation.

这名被困工人被警方直升机从猛烈燃烧的发电厂屋顶救下，在这场勇敢的救援行动中。

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The seven stranded sailors were plucked from their inflatable rafts by the coast guard.

七名被困水手被海岸警卫队从充气筏中救出。

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Small businesses are admired for their pluck and resilience, especially during tough economic times.

小企业因其勇气和韧性而受到钦佩，尤其是在经济困难时期。

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I needed to pluck up my courage before making the phone call.

我需要鼓起勇气才能打这个电话。

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Could she have simply plucked this number from thin air without any basis?

她会不会只是毫无根据地凭空捏造了这个数字？

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英英释义

Noun

1. the trait of showing courage and determination in spite of possible loss or injury

2. the act of pulling and releasing a taut cord

Verb

1. pull or pull out sharply;

"pluck the flowers off the bush"

2. sell something to or obtain something from by energetic and especially underhanded activity

3. rip off; ask an unreasonable price

4. pull lightly but sharply with a plucking motion;

"he plucked the strings of his mandolin"

5. strip of feathers;

"pull a chicken"

"pluck the capon"

6. look for and gather;

"pick mushrooms"

"pick flowers"