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名複: screws  

動變: 過去式:screwed  過去分詞:screwed  現在進行時:screwing  

權威釋義

n.[C]

  1. 螺絲,螺釘,螺絲釘;螺栓,螺桿
  2. 螺旋狀物
  3. 螺旋形,螺旋體
  4. (船等的)螺旋槳
  5. (螺絲釘的)一轉,一擰
  6. 【口】守財奴
  7. 【主英】一小紙捲(或紙包)
  8. 【英】【俚】薪資,收入
  9. 【俚】監獄看守人

vt.

  1. 旋,擰
  2. (用螺旋)操縱,調節
  3. (用螺釘等)固定(或擰緊)[(+on/onto/to)]
  4. 扭歪(臉等);皺起;瞇緊(眼)
  5. 使振作;鼓舞[(+up)]
  6. 強迫;壓榨;勒索[O][(+out of)]
  7. 【美】【俚】與……性交

vi.

  1. (螺絲等)轉動;做螺旋形轉動
  2. 旋,擰[(+off/on/together)]
  3. 壓榨(或勒索)
  4. 吝嗇
  5. 【粗】操;性交

片語

put the screw(s) on

  1. 對某人施加壓力

辨析

同義:

vt.固定;擰緊

fasten tighten twist rotate turn

反義:

vi.,vt.「旋,擰;固定」的反義字

unscrew

同義參見:

curl stem1

以上來源於:《英漢大辭典》


n.

  1. a short, slender, sharp-pointed metal pin with a raised helical thread running around it and a slotted head, used to join things together by being rotated in under pressure.
    ▸a cylinder with a helical ridge or thread running round the outside that can be turned to seal an opening, apply pressure, adjust position, etc.
    ▸ (the screws) historical an instrument of torture acting in this way.
  2. an act of turning a screw.
    Brit. a small twisted-up piece of paper containing a substance such as salt or tobacco.
  3. (also screw propeller) a ship's or aircraft's propeller.
  4. informal, derogatory a prison warder.
  5. vulgar slang an act of sexual intercourse.
  6. Brit. informal, dated an amount of salary or wages.
  7. archaic, informal a mean or miserly person.
  8. Brit. informal a worn-out horse.

v.

  1. fasten or tighten with a screw or screws.
    ▸rotate (something) so as to attach or remove it by means of a spiral thread.
    ▸impart spin or curl to (a ball or shot).
    ▸ (screw something around/round) turn one's head or body round sharply.
  2. informal cheat or swindle.
    ▸ruin or render ineffective.
  3. vulgar slang have sex with.

Phrase

  • have one's head screwed on (the right way)
    informal have common sense.
  • have a screw loose
    informal be slightly eccentric or mentally disturbed.
  • put (or turn or tighten) the screw (or screws) on
    informal exert strong psychological pressure on.

Phrase verbal

  • screw around
    1. vulgar slang have many different sexual partners.
    2. informal fool about.
  • screw someone over
    informal, chiefly US treat someone unfairly; cheat or swindle someone.
  • screw up
    informal completely mismanage or mishandle a situation.
  • screw someone up
    informal cause someone to be emotionally or mentally disturbed.
  • screw something up
    1. crush a piece of paper or fabric into a tight mass.
      ▸tense the muscles of one's face or around one's eyes.
    2. informal cause something to go wrong.
    3. summon up one's courage.

Derivative

  • screwable adj.
  • screwer n.

Etymology

ME (as n.): from OFr. escroue ‘female screw, nut’, from L. scrofa, lit. ‘sow’, later ‘screw’.

以上來源於:《簡明牛津英語詞典》