heel

释义

n.脚后跟，踵; （鞋、袜等的后跟）; （四足动物的）后脚; 踵状物vt.& vi.（使）倾斜vt.给（鞋等）修理后跟

大小写变形: Heel

词态变化

复数 :   heels ; 第三人称单数 :   heels ; 过去式 :   heeled ; 现在分词 :   heeling ;

实用场景例句

He defiantly met her gaze for a brief moment before turning on his heel and fleeing.

他短暂而倔强地与她对视了一眼，随后转身逃走了。

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He sharply turned on his heel and marched away.

他突然转身大步离开了。

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Frustrated by the denied permission for the nonstop San Francisco flight, I was left heel-toeing anxiously across Tunis Airport's departure hall.

因未被批准直飞旧金山航班，我只能在突尼斯机场出发大厅烦躁地踮着脚来回走动。

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The fugitives raced across the Southwest of America, with police officers close at their heels.

逃犯们疾驰穿越美国西南部，警察紧随其后。

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The delegation's arrival came right on the heel of their triumphant Edinburgh Festival performances.

代表团在爱丁堡艺术节大获成功的演出后紧跟着抵达。

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To the dismay of all, hopeful progress was quickly overtaken by setbacks at its heel.

所有人沮丧的是，充满希望的进步很快就被紧随其后的挫折所超越。

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The stubborn heel of the British stance dashed all hopes for a breakthrough before the deadline.

正是英国立场的顽固不化彻底粉碎了在截止期限前取得突破的所有希望。

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Ted Forstmann was left cooling his heels in a back room, a fact Cohen deliberately omitted.

泰德·福斯特曼被晾在后室里空等，这一点科恩故意只字未提。

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The elegant gentleman from Europe maintained the tradition of tapping his heel upon greeting women.

这位来自欧洲的优雅绅士，在问候女士时仍保持着轻叩脚跟的传统。

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The manner in which the leader might exercise his power to bring the republics to heel is still unclear.

这位领导人可能采取何种方式运用权力使各共和国屈服仍不清楚。

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She strode into the dining hall, Cavendish following closely at her heel.

她大步走进餐厅，卡文迪什紧随其后。

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He pressed the heel of his hand firmly against my cheek.

他用手的后跟用力压在我的脸颊上。

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Stiletto heels are traditionally advised against pairing with pants by fashion norms.

细高跟鞋通常被时尚准则建议避免与长裤搭配。

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Elegant women, clad in stylish footwear featuring delicate heels, walked with poise.

几位优雅的女士，穿着带有精致高跟的时髦鞋子，从容地走着。

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Elevated footwear featuring a prominent heel design.

具有突出鞋跟设计的增高鞋款。

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He forcefully shut it with the heel of his shoe.

他用鞋跟用力地把它关上了。

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英英释义

Noun

1. the bottom of a shoe or boot; the back part of a shoe or boot that touches the ground

2. the back part of the human foot

3. someone who is morally reprehensible;

"you dirty dog"

4. one of the crusty ends of a loaf of bread

5. the lower end of a ship's mast

6. (golf) the part of the clubhead where it joins the shaft

7. the piece of leather that fits the heel

Verb

1. tilt to one side;

"The balloon heeled over"

"the wind made the vessel heel"

"The ship listed to starboard"

2. follow at the heels of a person

3. perform with the heels;

"heel that dance"

4. strike with the heel of the club;

"heel a golf ball"

5. put a new heel on;

"heel shoes"