sling
🇺🇸
/slɪŋ/
🇬🇧
/slɪŋ/
verb
R
to throw something in a quick and careless way
Sling me an apple, will you?
把蘋果丟給我，好嗎？
R
to place something in a way that it hangs loosely
We slung a hammock between two trees.
我們在兩棵樹之間吊了一個吊床。
R
to forcefully move someone to another place, often as a punishment
They were slung out of the club for fighting.
他們因為打架被俱樂部趕了出來。
noun
R
a cloth band used to support an injured arm
He had his arm in a sling.
他的手臂固定在吊索中。
R
a device made of ropes or bands used to lift heavy objects
The engine was lifted in a sling of steel rope.
發動機被鋼繩吊起。
R
a bag for carrying a baby, worn on the front or back
She used a sling to carry her baby around the market.
她用吊索背著孩子在市場周圍走。
R
an old type of weapon made from a leather strap, used for throwing stones
The soldiers were armed with slings and arrows.
士兵們配備了彈弓和箭。
translation
快速隨意地扔, 懸掛, 強行調離
懸帶, 吊索, 嬰兒背帶, 投石器
詞形變化
3rd Present
slings
Past
slung
Perfect
slung
Progressive
slinging
Plural
slings