sapped 的 2 个定义
- the juice or vital circulating fluid of a plant, especially of a woody plant.
- any vital body fluid.
- energy; vitality.
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sapped, sap·ping.
- to drain the sap from.
sapped 近义词
squeeze out; weaken
更多sapped例句
- These clippers have steel blades and a sap groove that prevents sticky buildup from clogging up a job.
- Honeybees are known for collecting pollen, nectar and tree sap.
- Modern marshmallows no longer contain sap from their namesake, Althaea officinalis, the marshmallow plant.
- Simple phenomena, such as how sap flows down a tree trunk, are straightforward and can be captured in a few lines of code using what mathematicians call linear differential equations.
- This is a conical tube that directs the sap flow and allows you to hang a container at the bore hole.
- Fighting words like those that propelled his team to the top of the industry, but it looks like that drive might have been sapped.
- Long periods of ball-play sapped speed from the Americans, who were relying on fleet counter-attacks to score against the Germans.
- Bad leadership and worse commanders rapidly sapped the morale of his unit, which became notorious for its lack of discipline.
- They can be sapped of war fever by the diplomatic courage and genius displayed by Kissinger and Nixon four decades ago.
- Online distractions have sapped the will to compete, let alone the will to win.
- He spoke in low, earnest tones, and as he did so, Dick felt as though his moral manhood were being sapped.
- I have been very busy trying to get ahead of a German trench which they had sapped up to us.
- His last words—the inexorable intention of going away—sapped her last lingering hope.
- In fact, numbers of houses, and even whole streets, were in this way sapped and overturned.
- He doubtless kindled a spirit of inquiry, while he sapped the foundation of Christianity and undermined faith.