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bending

/bend/US // bɛnd //UK // (bɛnd) //

弯曲的,弯曲,折弯,弯曲性

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Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
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    bent or bend·ed; bend·ing.

    • : to force from a straight form into a curved or angular one, or from a curved or angular form into some different form: to bend an iron rod into a hoop.
    • : to direct or turn in a particular direction: to bend one's energies to the task.
    • : to cause to submit or yield: to bend someone to one's will.
    • : to modify or relax temporarily or in certain circumstances: to bend the rules.
    • : to incline mentally: bending his thoughts back toward his childhood.
    • : to pull back the string of in preparation for shooting.
    • : Nautical. to fasten.
    • : Archaic. to strain or brace tensely.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    bent or bend·ed; bend·ing.

    • : to become curved, crooked, or bent: a bow that bends easily.
    • : to assume a bent posture; stoop: to bend as one walks; to bend over and pick up something.
    • : to turn or incline in a particular direction; be directed: The road bent toward the south.
    • : to yield or submit; give in.
    • : to bow in submission or reverence: bending to one's monarch.
    • : to direct one's energies: We bent to our work as the bell sounded.
n.名词 noun
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    • : the act of bending.
    • : something that bends; curve; crook: a bend in the road; a bend in the curtain rod.
    • : Nautical. any of various loops or knots for joining the ends of two ropes or the like, or for joining the end of a rope or the like to some other object.
    • : bends, Nautical. thick planking immediately below the waterways of a wooden vessel.the wales of a vessel.
    • : the bends, aeroembolism.

Phrases

  • bend one's elbow
  • bend over backwards
  • bend someone's ear
  • around the bend
  • crook (bend) one's elbow
  • on bended knee

Synonyms & Antonyms

Examples

  • In cold weather, the heat produced by this process, along with the wearer’s body heat, is trapped in pockets created by the natural chaos of wool’s kinks and bends.

  • Made from extremely strong titanium, this trowel has well-designed serrated edges, an ergonomic grip, a U-shaped bend, and a rounded handle so you can dig with ease in any terrain.

  • He and his colleagues found that, within the lasso loop, the tree snakes form subtle sideways bends.

  • I also jumped on the season, taking advantage of this winter’s storms to explore cross-country ski areas along part of the Cascade Lakes National Scenic Byway, which snakes into the mountains near my house in Bend.

  • The 30-minute stretch of road north from Bend to Sisters is rife with snowshoeing, sledding and fishing.

  • But contemporary classical music has changed, and the field is now spawning many appealing and genre-bending works.

  • He majored in mathematical physics, studying mind-bending theories of quantum mechanics and partial differential equations.

  • He looked out and “saw this fellow bending over this girl and she was in a kneeling position.”

  • If the game sticks to interactivity and can keep the time-bending gameplay fresh, then it will be a success regardless.

  • In this light, shutting down the Government rather than bending on legislation becomes a moral imperative.

  • Ollie saw someone standing before it, bending slightly forward in the pose of expectation.

  • He stood aside, and bending from the waist he made a sweeping gesture towards the door with the hand that held his hat.

  • Then Edwin was bending over it, with his ear close to her ear, and the sleeve of his overcoat touching her sleeve.

  • A brilliant blaze of lightning showed him the unmistakable figure of the Black Hood bending over the body of Joseph, the watchman.

  • This bending of the tuning wires, however, takes place to a much larger extent than most organ builders imagine.