curb 的 2 个定义
- Also British, kerb . a rim, especially of joined stones or concrete, along a street or roadway, forming an edge for a sidewalk.
- anything that restrains or controls; a restraint; check.
- an enclosing framework or border.
- (12)
- to control as with a curb; restrain; check.
- to cause to keep near the curb: Curb your dog.
- Also British, kerb . to furnish with or protect by a curb.
- to put a curb on.
curb 近义词
restraining device; check
repress, restrict
curb 的近义词 46 个
- constrain
- contain
- control
- hamper
- hinder
- hold down
- impede
- inhibit
- restrain
- suppress
- tame
- abstain
- bit
- bridle
- check
- clog
- cook
- deny
- fetter
- hobble
- hog-tie
- ice
- leash
- manacle
- moderate
- muzzle
- refrain
- retard
- scrub
- shackle
- subdue
- tie
- withhold
- bottle up
- box in
- bring to screeching halt
- cool down
- cool off
- entrammel
- hold back
- hold in
- keep lid on
- keep tight rein on
- rein in
- send up
- tie up
curb 的反义词 20 个
更多curb例句
- In 2019, House Democrats wisely made political reform a top priority by writing and passing HR 1 — a package of election reform measures that included automatic voter registration and federal curbs on partisan gerrymandering.
- Duce suggests going outside and incorporating whatever props you find—jumping on and off a curb, practicing push-ups against a rock, or doing dips from a bench.
- The PU cast wheels measure 205 millimeters so you can feel confident going over curb cuts, bumps, and bits of debris.
- They positioned my head on the edge of the curb and stomped on my face twice, breaking it wide open.
- Beginning in the 1930s, scientists found that systole dampens pain and curbs startle reflexes.
- No law or even revolution in police tactics can fully curb the rising expectations that come with a wired world.
- Did you feel like, with Hello Ladies, you wanted your own showcase—your own Curb, so to speak?
- He was shot twice in the head, his body left lying on a curb.
- He had the vehicles moved to the curb outside the dealership.
- “The basic aim of a democratic regime is to curb the use of arbitrary powers against its citizens,” West writes.
- Trouv, the moving spirit of the Commission, had but one idea, to curb the growing democratic spirit of the Piedmontese.
- As Matt hurried out of the capitol building he found Clip at the curb, waiting for him.
- Dutifully Lamb's goon turned and retraced his steps to the curb, holding his four-square hat carefully.
- He caught a down car and got out just as the first prowl car came sirening its way into the side street curb.
- I will set a curb upon my impatience afterwards, and go through my period of ah—probation without murmuring.