traction
🇺🇸
/ˈtrækʃn/
🇬🇧
/ˈtrækʃn/
noun
R
The force that pulls something along a surface.
The train got more traction on the wet tracks than we expected.
火车在湿滑的轨道上获得了比我们预期更多的附着力。
R
A medical treatment that uses equipment to slowly pull a broken bone back into place.
He spent six weeks in traction after he broke his leg.
他摔断腿后，接受了六个星期的牵引治疗。
R
The force that prevents something, like a vehicle's wheels, from sliding on the ground.
The car's tires have good traction on the icy road.
汽车轮胎在结冰的路面上有很好的附着力。
R
The degree to which an idea, product, etc. becomes popular or gains support.
The president's message is gaining traction among undecided voters.
总统的信息在尚未决定的选民中越来越受欢迎。
translation
拉力, 牵引治疗, 抓地力, 吸引力
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Plural
tractions