tow 的 2 个定义
- to pull or haul by a rope, chain, or other device: The car was towed to the service station.
- an act or instance of towing.
- something being towed.
- something, as a boat or truck, that tows.
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tow 近义词
pull along
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- Her car was ordered towed by clinic police, costing more than $200, she said.
- Ring Car Alarm plugs into your car and monitors activities like break-ins or tows and then sends an alert to the app.
- It has eight reinforced foam handles, a zippered valve cover, and a reinforced tow point for a safe and secure ride.
- It was the longest the two of them had ever spent together, certainly the longest without their husbands in tow.
- So far, Spot’s been mostly trialed in surveying and data collection, but as this video suggests, string enough Spots together, and they could tow your car.
- Trump even gave Jackson a personal tour of the venue, with television cameras in tow.
- The driver then got on the highway and started going "well above the speed limit," with the taxi inspector still in tow.
- The rebels used, among other weapons, TOW missiles recently supplied by the U.S. to Harakat Hazm.
- The police vehicles take off from the parking lot with Booker and Fulop in tow.
- Send Obama to the American Medical Association and the National Medical Association with Murthy in tow to make the case.
- They require frequent cleaning with a long wire and a bit of tow, and in some large towns there are professional pipe-cleaners.
- The boat was now hoisted out and sent ahead to tow, but we could not succeed in getting the vessel's head round.
- Again it was empty except for the operator, a tow-headed kid with a Racing Form tucked in a side pocket.
- Without her powerful engines to tow it to windward of the wrecks the lifeboat would be much, very much, less useful than it is.
- These matches were fuses of some slow-burning fiber, like tow, which would keep a spark for a considerable time.