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shoehorn

/shoo-hawrn/US // ˈʃuˌhɔrn //UK // (ˈʃuːˌhɔːn) //

鞋拔子,鞋拔,鞋帽,鞋楦

Related Words

fill in填入,填写,填补,填充introduce介绍,介绍一下,引入,推出stick棍子,棒子,棍棒,杆子enter进入,走进,进入进入implant植入物,植入,种植体,种植include包括,包括,包含,包括在embed嵌入,嵌入的,嵌入了,嵌入的方式inject注入,注射,注资,注释imbed嵌入,植入,植入式,嵌套intrude闯入,侵扰,闯入者,侵入set设置,一组,一套,集interlope斜坡之间,斜坡间,斜线之间,斜交interpose插话,穿插,插队,穿插进行interpolate插值,内插法,内插,插补infuse泡制,冲泡,灌输,灌注admit承认,承认承认insinuate含沙射影,影射,隐含,暗示place地点,地方,地位,场所interject插话,插句话,插一句,插一句话obtrude碍手碍脚,碍手碍脚的,碍于情面,碍眼

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a shaped piece of horn, metal, or the like, inserted in the heel of a shoe to make it slip on more easily.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to force into a limited or tight space: Can you shoehorn four of us into the back seat of your car?

Synonyms & Antonyms

as ininsert
Synonyms
embed嵌入,嵌入的,嵌入了,嵌入的方式enter进入,走进,进入进入fill in填入,填写,填补,填充imbed嵌入,植入,植入式,嵌套implant植入物,植入,种植体,种植include包括,包括,包含,包括在inject注入,注射,注资,注释introduce介绍,介绍一下,引入,推出stick棍子,棒子,棍棒,杆子admit承认,承认承认infix下标,下拉式,下标语,下标的infuse泡制,冲泡,灌输,灌注inlay镶嵌,嵌入,镶嵌式,镶嵌在一起的insinuate含沙射影,影射,隐含,暗示instill灌输,灌注,灌输知识,注入intercalate夹层,夹层的,夹带,穿插interject插话,插句话,插一句,插一句话interlope斜坡之间,斜坡间,斜线之间,斜交interpolate插值,内插法,内插,插补interpose插话,穿插,插队,穿插进行intrude闯入,侵扰,闯入者,侵入obtrude碍手碍脚,碍手碍脚的,碍于情面,碍眼place地点,地方,地位,场所root根,根基,根源,根部set设置,一组,一套,集drag in拖入,拖在,拖到,拖进lug in拖入,拉拉扯扯,拽住,拖入了pop in涌入,弹出,涌现,涌现了shove in推入,推进,插手,塞进squeeze in挤入,挤进,挤进去,挤在一起work in工作在,工作于,工作在在,工作在一个

Examples

  • Even adults like to shoehorn their bottoms into a malleable rubber swing and take a ride down memory lane.

  • It might difficult, however, to shoehorn Mourdock into the role of Tea Party wacko.

  • She is likely to shoehorn her pain into lugubrious scenarios that are perfect for country-music videos.

  • To dig up de profundis a shoehorn that you need is a more remarkable achievement than to unearth a new Pompeii.

  • He had a shaven cranium, and his tight scalp might have been slipped over the bony bosses of his head with a shoehorn.

  • Do you know that some mornings he has to get his hat on with a shoehorn.

  • He certainly has arrived at what a witty American friend of mine would call the "Shoehorn stage."

  • He cant find a shoehorn with which to get into his breeches.

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