ajar 的定义
- neither entirely open nor entirely shut; partly open: The door was ajar.
ajar 近义词
slightly open
更多ajar例句
- When the police officers arrived minutes later, they pushed the door ajar and found Trawick, a personal trainer and dancer, standing near his stove, holding the knife and stick.
- The evidence suggested that the killer or killers had probably entered the building through the back door, which had been found ajar.
- Despite the high drama of shutting down news, Facebook still has sizable payment offers on publishers’ tables and there they remain with doors ajar.
- Every day, we are all forced to recalculate the wisdom of reentering a world that is, if far from completely reopened, at least left cautiously ajar.
- A guard is manning the door, which is always kept ajar so she can be monitored.
- Her door stands ajar, halving the room with a beam of light.
- By the time the No Smoking sign flashes off, both of the Allmans are fast asleep, their mouths characteristically ajar.
- An “exit” door left ajar welcomed leering lingerers backstage.
- Postscript: According to his Instagram and Facebook feed, Ajar is still living large.
- It was ajar, and Kerry, taking an electric torch from his overall pocket, flashed the light upon the name-plate.
- Edna had discovered it accidentally one day when the high-board gate stood ajar.
- He and Queeker stood in the passage and saw the bed, the invalid, and the watcher through an inner door which stood ajar.
- I went to the stranger's room, and listened at his door, which was slightly ajar.
- With our door ajar we watched the ghastly struggle between the faithful mongrel and the assassin.