mousetrap 的 2 个定义
- a trap for mice, especially one consisting of a rectangular wooden base on which a metal spring is mounted.
- a device, machine, or the like whose structure or function suggests a trap for mice.
- a device, system, or stratagem for detecting and catching someone in an unauthorized or illegal act.
- Football. trap.
mouse·trapped, mouse·trap·ping.
- Informal. to trap or snare: traffic cops mousetrapping drunken drivers.to manipulate by devious or clever means; trick or outwit: to mousetrap the witness into a contradiction.
- Football. trap.
mousetrap 近义词
等同于 lure
等同于 pitfall
等同于 booby trap
等同于 inveiglement
等同于 enticement
等同于 intrigue
等同于 misinform
等同于 attract
等同于 seduce
等同于 tempt
mousetrap 的近义词 46 个
- appeal to
- attract
- captivate
- charm
- dare
- fascinate
- induce
- intrigue
- invite
- motivate
- persuade
- seduce
- stimulate
- tantalize
- woo
- allure
- bait
- coax
- court
- decoy
- draw
- entrap
- honey
- hook
- incite
- influence
- instigate
- inveigle
- move
- oil
- promote
- provoke
- risk
- rouse
- solicit
- test
- train
- try
- wheedle
- whet
- butter up
- draw out
- lead on
- make mouth water
- play up to
- turn one's head
mousetrap 的反义词 20 个
等同于 trap
mousetrap 的近义词 46 个
- appeal to
- attract
- captivate
- charm
- dare
- fascinate
- induce
- intrigue
- invite
- motivate
- persuade
- seduce
- stimulate
- tantalize
- woo
- allure
- bait
- coax
- court
- decoy
- draw
- entrap
- honey
- hook
- incite
- influence
- instigate
- inveigle
- move
- oil
- promote
- provoke
- risk
- rouse
- solicit
- test
- train
- try
- wheedle
- whet
- butter up
- draw out
- lead on
- make mouth water
- play up to
- turn one's head
mousetrap 的反义词 20 个
等同于 corner
等同于 decoy
等同于 delude
更多mousetrap例句
- Meanwhile, 3D imagery across various screens is sharp, and superfans will appreciate experiencing new material from the Ratatouille world, as Linguini ushers you into a hidey hole or Skinner’s finger gets caught in a mousetrap.
- Even in this new world, it is not illegal to become hugely successful by building the proverbial better mousetrap.
- It was a “mousetrap,” he said, for the women who were already getting blowouts daily because of the speed and environment.
- ACME has a mousetrap division that is not performing very well.
- “And yet here I die in a mousetrap—with no more noise about it than my own squeaking,” answered he.
- The players enter and plan with Hamlet the performance of The Mousetrap.
- It's probably not much more than a better mousetrap, but you want to believe it is, don't you?
- It is another to say (in the face of ocular experience) that the mousetrap runs after the mouse.
- "And yet here I die in a mousetrap—with no more noise about it than my own squeaking," answered he.