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.
火車在濕滑的軌道上獲得了比我們預期更多的附著力。
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.
他摔斷腿後，接受了六個星期的牽引治療。
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.
汽車輪胎在結冰的路面上有很好的附著力。
R
The degree to which an idea, product, etc. becomes popular or gains support.
The president's message is gaining traction among undecided voters.
總統的資訊在尚未決定的選民中越來越受歡迎。
translation
拉力, 牽引治療, 抓地力, 吸引力
詞形變化
Plural
tractions