英语释义

1. to rub gently in one direction also caress

2. to flatter or pay attention to in a manner designed to reassure or persuade

3. the act of striking especially a blow with a weapon or implement

4. a single unbroken movement especially one of a series of repeated or to-and-fro movements

5. a controlled swing intended to hit a ball or shuttlecock also a striking of the ball

6. such a stroke charged to a player as a unit of scoring in golf

7. a sudden action or process producing an impact
a stroke of lightning

8. an unexpected result
a stroke of luck the idea was a stroke of inspiration a master stroke of diplomacy

9. sudden impairment or loss of consciousness, sensation, and voluntary motion that is caused by rupture or obstruction (as by a clot) of a blood vessel supplying the brain, and is accompanied by permanent damage of brain tissue #Symptoms of stroke include numbness or weakness on one side of the body or face, confusion, impaired speech or vision, loss of coordination or balance, trouble walking, or severe headache. — called also apoplexy, brain attack, cerebrovascular accident — compare ischemic stroke, hemorrhagic stroke, transient ischemic attack

10. one of a series of propelling beats or movements against a resisting medium
a stroke of the oar

11. a rower who sets the pace for a crew

12. a vigorous or energetic effort by which something is done, produced, or accomplished
a stroke of genius a brilliant diplomatic stroke

13. a delicate or clever touch in a narrative, description, or construction

14. heartbeat

15. the movement in either direction of a mechanical part (such as a piston) having a reciprocating motion also the distance of such movement

16. the sound of a bell being struck
at the stroke of twelve also the specific time indicated by or as if by such a sound

17. an act of stroking or caressing

18. a mark or dash made by a single movement of an implement

19. one of the lines of a letter of the alphabet

20. all at once
spent her savings at a stroke

21. to mark with a short line
stroke the t's

22. to cancel by drawing a line through
stroked out his name

23. to set the stroke for (a rowing crew) also to set the stroke for the crew of (a rowing boat)

24. to hit, kick, or shoot (a ball) with a smooth movement
stroke a putt stroked a single to left field

25. to execute a stroke

26. to row at a certain number of strokes a minute

27. a serious illness caused when a blood vessel in your brain suddenly breaks or is blocked

28. an act of hitting a ball or the movement made to hit a ball during a game

29. an act of hitting the ball that is counted as part of a player's score

30. to rub gently in one direction
I stroked the dog's head.

31. the act of striking blow
the stroke of a whip

32. one of a series of repeated movements (as in swimming or rowing)

33. a sudden serious illness caused by the breaking or blocking of an artery in the brain

34. the sound of striking (as of a clock or bell)
the stroke of midnight

35. the hitting of a ball in a game (as golf or tennis)

36. a sudden or unexpected example
a stroke of luck

37. a single movement or the mark made by a single movement of a brush, pen, or tool

38. a sudden action or process that results in something being struck
a stroke of lightning

39. effort by which something is done or the results of such effort
It was a stroke of genius.

40. sudden impairment or loss of consciousness, sensation, and voluntary motion that is caused by rupture or obstruction (as by a clot) of a blood vessel supplying the brain and is accompanied by permanent damage of brain tissue Note: Symptoms of stroke include numbness or weakness on one side of the body or face, confusion, impaired speech or vision, loss of coordination or balance, trouble walking, or severe headache. The most common type of stroke, ischemic stroke, results from a narrowed or blocked blood vessel, while hemorrhagic stroke results from a ruptured blood vessel. A very brief interruption of blood supply to the brain usually without lasting effects is called a ministroke or a transient ischemic attack.
… people at risk for stroke should be evaluated for surgery to open up blockages in the arteries of the neck.
— Jay Siwek, The Washington Post, 22 June 1999 Partial paralysis and speech difficulties often follow these strokes.
— Bruce Bower, Science News, 25 Feb. 1984 stroke survivors — called also apoplexy, brain attack, cerebral accident, cerebrovascular accident

片语

at one stroke一举；一笔；马上

Allegro Strokes一笔划

stroke volume心博量；沖程容积

two stroke二沖程的

stroke length行程长度

stroke play比桿赛；划桨法；击球法

Ischemic strokes缺血性发作

on the stroke準时地

short stroke[动力] 短行程，短气体活塞行程；短时雷击

stroke unit卒中单元；中风单元

heat stroke中暑

breast stroke蛙泳

Hide strokes隐藏笔画

lightning stroke[气象] 雷击

Unconditional strokes无条件的肯定

basic strokes基本技术

continuous strokes连续划臂动作

one stroke一行程；一次行程

long stroke长沖程

dark strokes深色线条

fill strokes灌泥浆泵沖数

vertical stroke垂直行程

stroke order笔划顺序

return stroke[机] 回程；反沖程

brush stroke笔触，绘画的技巧；画笔描边

a stroke of luck一次好运，幸运的机缘

Brash Strokes笔刷扩张

at a stroke一下子

stroke control行程控制；沖程调节，行程调节

英汉例句

• among the current participants, 128 had strokes over the 40 years of the study.

  在目前的参与者中，128人在40年的研究过程中得过中风。

• though hobbled by strokes and blindness, he now grinned from ear to ear at the prospect of power.

  尽管拖着中风和失明之躯，对于即将获得的权利他还是咧着嘴笑了。

• do kids of divorce have strokes more often?

  离婚家庭的孩子更容易中风吗？

• many deaths involved strokes or heart failure that worker rights groups attribute to the strain of excessive labor.

  很多死亡包括中风、心脏衰竭，劳工权利团体将这归结为过度劳动的压力所致。

• more importantly, there is still good evidence that fruit and vegetables protect against heart disease and strokes by reducing blood pressure.

  更重要的是，依然有很充分的证据说明蔬菜和水果的降压作用可以预防心脏病和中风。

• damage to the brain from accidents or illnesses such as strokes can be catastrophic, ranging from paralysis to memory loss.

  意外事故或者疾病，如中风，对大脑的损害是灾难性的，会导致瘫痪甚至记忆丧失。

• this heart hero helps ward off heart attacks in men and strokes inwomen, but experts have become more leery of its ability to causeserious stomach bleeding.

  对预防男性心脏病发作和女性中风来说，阿司匹林无疑很有用，但专家们越来越怀疑它可能会引起胃出血。

• and if that wasn’t enough, the increased blood flow in your blood vessels serves to clean out excess cholesterol, keeping you free of clogs which can cause strokes and heart attacks.

  除此之外，那些增加的血液在你的血管里流动着，它们能清除多余的胆固醇，让你免于可能引起中风和心脏病发作的血管堵塞。

• the findings, by british and italian researchers, suggest thousands of strokes could be prevented by the consumption of other potassium-rich foods such as spinach, nuts, milk, fish and lentils.

  英国和意大利研究者从调查结果中发现许多中风者可以通过吃其他富含钾的食物如菠菜、坚果、牛奶、鱼和扁豆进行预防。

• this can cause strokes and heart attacks, as well as kidney disease, eye problems and dementia.

  这将导致中风和心脏病，同时还有肾病、眼部问题甚至癡呆癥。

• heart attacks and strokes can strike for a variety of reasons.

  心脏病和中风可能因为各种各样的原因发作。

• 「this is a very, very serious public health issue, with very, very serious medical consequences,」 such as cancer, heart disease, strokes and lung diseases.

  这是一个非常非常严重的公共健康问题，会引发很严重的疾病”，比如癌癥、心脏病、中风和肺病。

• on january 21, 1924, vladimir ilyich ulyanov, better known to the world as lenin, died of complications from a series of strokes that had progressively debilitated him over the preceding year.

  1924年1月21日，弗拉基米尔·伊里奇·乌里扬诺夫，全世界更愿意称他为列宁，死于多年来令他逐渐衰竭的一系列中风引起的并发癥。

• yet few studies have looked into the role of anxiety in predicting cardiovascular problems like heart attacks, strokes and even heart failure and death.

  然而，却鲜有研究能够探明焦虑在预测心血管疾病中作用，这些病包括心脏病突发、中风、甚至心脏衰竭和死亡。

• there were 53 heart attacks and strokes in the fifth and sixth months combined.

  在第五和第六个月内合起来有53人心脏病发作或中风。

• patients with strokes or other damage to wernicke's area are able to talk freely, but they cannot comprehend language, and nothing they say makes any sense.

  中风的病人或韦尼克区受损的病人能够流利地说话，但他们不能理解语言，他们说的话也是没有任何意义的。

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bash(Bash) （美）巴什（人名）

bat蝙蝠；球棒；球拍；批处理文件的扩展名

beat打；打败；拍打；有节奏地舒张与收缩

belt带；腰带；地带

biff（用拳的）重击；洋相

blow（风）吹；吹奏；喘气；吹气；喘息；擤（鼻子）；熔化，烧断；炸开；泄露；突然离开；浪费（钱、机会）；（古）开花；（苍蝇）产卵于；（鲸鱼）喷水；把……搞糟；鸣（汽车喇叭）；吹制（玻璃）；把蛋黄和蛋清从蛋壳中吹出

bop防喷器；（美口）波普爵士音乐；一击

box(Box)人名；(英、法、西)博克斯

buffet自助餐；小卖部；打击；猛烈沖击

bust胸围；半身像；经济萧条；逮捕； 没价值的事物

chop（猪、羊等）排骨；砍；掌劈；（复数）腭，下巴；商标；动物饲料；碎浪；（非正式）应得的一份

clap鼓掌，拍手；啪地关上

clip（塑料或金属的）夹子；回纹针；修剪；剪报

clout给…打补钉；猛击

crack(Crack) （英、加、美）克拉克克（人名）

cuff殴斗，拳击

dab(Dab)人名；(法)达布

fillip刺激；弹指

hack陈旧的，陈腐的；雇佣文人做的

haymaker(Haymaker)人名；(英)海梅克

hit打；打击；碰撞；偶然碰上

hook(Hook)人名；(德、荷)霍克；(英)胡克

knock敲；打；敲击

lash(Lash)人名；(英)拉希

lick舔；卷过；鞭打

pelt向……连续投掷；连续向……投掷；（雨）倾盆而下；（非正式）（朝某处）飞跑；剥下（动物）的皮毛

pick拾取；精选；采摘；掘

plump饱满的；胖乎乎的

poke刺，捅；戳；拨开

pound连续重击，猛击

punch开洞；以拳重击

rap抢走；轻敲；敲击致使；使着迷；交谈；说唱

slam(Slam) （俄、美）斯拉姆（人名）

slap掴；掌击；拍打声；侮辱；（非正式，厚厚的或随意涂抹的）化妆品

slug重击

smack掌掴；（打的）一击，一拳；啪（砰）的一声；（非正式）响吻；滋味；迹象；（俚）海洛因；小渔船

smashad 哗啦一声

sock重击；给……穿袜

spank(Spank)人名；(法)斯庞克

stinger讽刺者；好讽刺人的人；针，刺；有刺的动物；鸡尾酒

stripe加条纹于…

swat重拍；猛击；用力击出（远距离球）

swipe挥击；抨击

switch改变（立场、方向等）；替换；转换；调换；调（班）；（用枝条）击打；摆动

thud砰地击中

thump捶击；重击声；心脏怦怦跳动声

thwack打；重击

wallop（非正式）痛打，重击；沖击力；快感；巨大影响；含酒精的饮料（尤指啤酒）

welt(Welt)人名；(英、德、罗)韦尔特

whack重打；猛击；击败；削减

wham砰，嘭；（意外事突然发生）哇