elbow / ˈɛl boʊ /

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elbow3 个定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. the bend or joint of the human arm between upper arm and forearm.
  2. the corresponding joint in the forelimb of a quadruped.
  3. something bent like an elbow, as a sharp turn in a road or river, or a piece of pipe bent at an angle.
v. 有主动词 verb
  1. to push with or as if with the elbow; jostle.
  2. to make by so pushing.
v. 无主动词 verb
  1. to elbow one's way: He elbowed through the crowd.

elbow 近义词

n. 名词 noun

angular part of arm; angularly shaped item

v. 动词 verb

push aside

elbow构成的短语

  • elbow grease
  • elbow room
  • at someone's elbow
  • crook one's elbow
  • out at the elbows
  • rub elbows with

更多elbow例句

  1. Late in the first half, Morsell fell to the court and reached toward the side of his face, where the elbow of an opposing player left a visible indentation.
  2. It’s another to curl around a screen, see a big man dropping into the paint and decide to rise for an uncontested jumper from the elbow.
  3. Connecticut’s star player, James Bouknight, was out with an elbow injury.
  4. Junior guard Aaron Wiggins had an elbow issue earlier this season, and senior guard Darryl Morsell had surgery two weeks ago to repair a fractured bone in his face.
  5. She dribbled right against Jaelynn Penn and, in a split-second, crossed back over left toward the elbow area and buried a pull-up jumper.
  6. I shut my eyes yet felt aware of the garden at my elbow, the blooms opening as if in time-lapse, the stalks lengthening.
  7. The document had no legal standing, but was offered to the public as a sharp elbow to some of the assertions made by Ryan.
  8. What the state really needs is to figure out how to elbow its way into the tech economy.
  9. He changed sliders three times until he found one that didn't hurt his elbow.
  10. We never tell him, 'Great screwball,' though, because then his elbow would hurt.
  11. Jos lifted himself on his elbow, and fixing his shining eyes on Ramona, said in Spanish, "My mother asks if you are travellers?"
  12. We must make more—much more—elbow room before the Turks get help from Asia or Constantinople.
  13. Having paused a few seconds to recover breath, he brushed his hat with his elbow, and declared himself ready.
  14. Just try it once, and you'll see how ingenious it is—only one must be careful not to throw out the elbow in turning out the wrist.
  15. Lettice raised herself suddenly on her elbow and looked down at him with earnestness.