英语释义

1. a simple machine of the inclined plane type consisting of a spirally grooved solid cylinder and a correspondingly grooved hollow cylinder into which it fits

2. a nail-shaped or rod-shaped piece with a spiral groove and a slotted or recessed head designed to be inserted into material by rotating (as with a screwdriver) and used for fastening pieces of solid material together

3. a screwlike form spiral

4. a turn of a screw also a twist like the turn of a screw

5. a screwlike device (such as a corkscrew)

6. a worn-out horse

7. a small packet (as of tobacco)

8. a prison guard

9. a person who bargains shrewdly also skinflint

10. a propeller especially of a ship

11. thumbscrew sense 1

12. pressure or punitive measures intended to coerce —used chiefly in the phrase put the screws on or put the screws to

13. an act of sexual intercourse

14. a partner in sexual intercourse

15. to be mentally unbalanced

16. to attach, fasten, or close by means of a screw

17. to unite or separate by means of a screw or a twisting motion

18. to press tightly in a device (such as a vise) operated by a screw

19. to operate, tighten, or adjust by means of a screw

20. to torture by means of a thumbscrew

21. to cause to rotate spirally about an axis

22. to twist into strained configurations contort
screwed up his face

23. squint

24. crumple

25. to furnish with a spiral groove or ridge thread

26. to increase the intensity, quantity, or capability of
trying to screw up courage to confess
— Will Scott

27. to mistreat or exploit through extortion, trickery, or unfair actions especially to deprive of or cheat out of something due or expected

28. to treat so as to bring about injury or loss (as to a person's reputation)
use the available Federal machinery to screw our political enemies
— J. W. Dean III —often used as a generalized curse
screw you!

29. to extract by pressure or threat

30. to copulate with

31. to rotate like or as a screw

32. to turn or move with a twisting or writhing motion

33. copulate

34. a narrow, pointed metal cylinder that has a wide flat or rounded top and a ridge (called a thread) that goes around it in a spiral

35. an object that has a thread like a screw which is used to attach or connect it to something

36. to attach (something) with a screw

37. to turn (something) so that it attaches or connects to something

38. to fit onto or into something by being turned

39. a nail-shaped or rod-shaped piece of metal with a winding ridge around its length used for fastening and holding pieces together

40. the act of twisting

41. propeller

42. to attach or fasten with a screw

43. to turn or twist on a winding ridge to attach
Remember to screw the lid back on the jar.

44. to twist out of shape
Her face was screwed up with pain.

45. to increase in amount
He had to screw up his nerve to ask.

46. a threaded device used in bone surgery for fixation of parts (as fragments of fractured bones)

片语

screwed shearer螺旋飞剪

Screwed Nails螺旋钉

screwed nipple[机]

screwed plug螺纹塞；螺纹堵

screwed dowel定位螺钉

SCRD Screwed螺纹

screwed joint螺纹连结；螺旋接合，螺钉接头

Unicom screwed联通搞砸

Screwed pin螺纹销

英汉例句

• on one hand, there’s an urge to feel bad for you. you really are getting screwed here.

  在一方面，这让别人都开始讨厌你，你这次真的搞砸了。

• it「s an interesting point: if a car is badly screwed together near birmingham by a bunch of blokes called derek, does that make it unattractive, or merely unreliable?

  这一点很有趣：如果一辆车在伯明翰边上被一帮叫做德里克的家伙拧成一团，那样会使汽车不吸引人或仅仅是不可靠吗？

• you know i won」t say we「ve never screwed up, certainly we have.

  ,你知道我不能说我们从来都不会搞砸，我们也有失败的时候。

• i hate to think how many times i’ve screwed up.

  我都不愿意去想我曾经搞砸过多少次。

• trishanne admits to self that she screwed up, but that she is committed to bringing down the company. she is a cop.

  翠珊向赛尔夫承认她把事情搞砸了，但她还是坚决要打垮「公司」的，原来她是个警察。

• good employees are confident, and they」re big enough to admit when they「ve screwed up.

  优秀的员工是非常自信的，因此当他们搞砸时，他们的内心足够强大。

• 「you can」t revive the dead, and that「s what we have here. they screwed everything up in 1968,」 the worker said.

  他说：”你无法使死人复活，这就是我们现在的处境，他们早在1968年就搞砸了

• i’m willing to concede that i screwed up.

  我愿意承认我搞砸了。

• when wikipedia is in the news, it」s always because someone found this inaccuracy, or somebody「s suing wikipedia … it」s always about how wikipedia screwed up.

  当维基百科出现在新闻中时，总是因为有人发现它不準确，或者某人起诉维基……也即总是关于维基百科怎么搞砸了。

• finance screwed up, or to be more precise, financiers did.

  是财政搞砸了，或者更精确一点儿说，是财务人员搞砸了。

• but if it is not, it「s going to print out a message here saying, you screwed up, somewhat politely, and it」s going to go back around. so it「ll just cycle until i get something of the right type.

  但是输入不是浮点数的话,我这里就会显示一个消息说，你搞砸了，该稍微有点礼貌吧？,然后我们继续执行循环,一直到得到正确类型的输入。

• the man famous for his expository obfuscation was forced to admit: i screwed up.

  这个惯用复杂理论解释而闻名于世的人被迫承认：是我搞砸了。

• weevils are screwed up.

  象鼻虫的身体是拧起来的。

• but obama」s eager confession -- 「i screwed up」 -- hit a hollow note.

  但是马儿的热切告白——「我搞砸了。」 --—— 就像平地里窜起的一声惊雷。

• she screwed up again.

  她又搞砸了。

• they plucked atmy scarves, spun me round like a top, screwed my nose, and stole my potato.

  他们扯我的围巾，把我转得像只陀螺似的，还拧我的鼻子，偷了我的土豆。

• in hind sight it’s easy to see where we screwed up and where we possibly could have made things better.

  事后，我们会很容易明白，我们搞砸了，我们可能在这方面做的更好。

• if i were pat riley, i「d bring in a psychologist. and i」d say hey, man, you screwed up. but it's over.

  我要是帕特-莱利，我可能会引进一个心理学家。我要说，「老兄，你搞砸了」。但这已经都过去了。

• perhaps you screwed up and got discouraged.

  也许你搞砸了，受到了打击。

• after several others had spoken, rubin said, with characteristic bluntness, there’s no question you screwed up.

  许多人表态后，鲁宾以他固有的直率说道：“毫无疑问，你把事情搞砸了。

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