hammer
🇺🇸
/ˈhæmər/
🇬🇧
/ˈhæmə(r)/
noun
R
A tool with a handle and a heavy metal head for hitting nails or breaking things.
Use a hammer to drive the nail into the wood.
用錘子將釘子釘入木頭。
R
A tool used by an auctioneer to signal the sale of an item.
The auctioneer's hammer fell, selling the painting.
拍賣師的槌子落下，畫作售出。
R
A part inside a piano that hits the strings to make sound.
The piano hammer strikes the string when you press a key.
按下琴鍵時，鋼琴的琴槌會敲擊琴弦。
R
The part of a gun that makes it fire.
The gun's hammer clicked when he pulled the trigger.
他扣動扳機時，槍的擊錘發出了咔噠聲。
R
A heavy metal ball on a wire thrown in sports.
Athletes throw the hammer in track and field events.
運動員在田徑項目中投擲鏈球。
R
The sport of throwing the hammer.
He competes in hammer throwing at the Olympics.
他在奧運會上參加鏈球投擲比賽。
R
A small bone in the ear that helps transmit sound.
The hammer bone in the ear vibrates with sound waves.
耳朵中的錘骨隨聲波振動。
verb
R
To hit something with a hammer.
He hammered the nail into the board.
他用錘子把釘子釘進了木板。
R
To hit something hard many times, making loud noise.
He hammered on the door until someone answered.
他用力敲門直到有人應答。
R
To kick or hit a ball very hard.
She hammered the ball into the goal.
她大力將球射入球門。
R
To defeat someone very easily.
Our team hammered the opponents in the final game.
我們隊在決賽中輕鬆擊敗了對手。
R
To affect someone or something very badly.
The storm hammered the coastal towns with strong winds.
風暴以強風猛烈襲擊了沿海城鎮。
translation
錘子, 拍賣槌, 琴槌, 擊錘, 鏈球, 鏈球運動, 錘骨
用錘子敲打, 猛敲, 大力擊球, 輕鬆擊敗, 沉重打擊
詞形變化
Plural
hammers
Progressive
hammering
Past
hammered
Perfect
hammered
3rd Present
hammers