tug 的 3 个定义
tugged, tug·ging.
- to pull at with force, vigor, or effort.
- to move by pulling forcibly; drag; haul.
- to tow by means of a tugboat.
tugged, tug·ging.
- to pull with force or effort: to tug at a stuck drawer.
- to strive hard; labor; toil.
- an act or instance of tugging; pull; haul.
- a strenuous contest between opposing forces, groups, or persons; struggle: the tug of young minds in a seminar.
- tugboat.
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tug 近义词
quick pull
更多tug例句
- The backward tug of this material’s gravity then causes the cluster to plunge closer and closer to the galactic center.
- For designers, though, possibly the most intriguing aspect of the Tik Tok tug-of-war is the report, first floated in the New York Times, that the leading candidate for CEO of the restructured entity is Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom.
- Foundational theories of morality have been locked in a perennial tug of war between the supernaturalism of Plato and the naturalism of his opponents.
- Foundational theories of morality have been locked in a perennial tug of war.
- Each star tends to keep the disk aligned with itself, and the tug-of-war warped and sheared the disk, and twisted the inner ring even further.
- These men and women will no doubt cause a tug a war in time.
- The White House has been mediating the tug of war between the CIA and the committee over the redaction process.
- But since then it has been subject to a tug of war with the CIA.
- After this Euro-Russian tug of war, the sparks ignited in Kiev and Moscow.
- Throughout the day, you would overhear chit-chat about the ongoing tug-of-war between libertarians and social conservatives.
- He was given no reply save a muttered curse, a command to hold his tongue, and an angry tug at his tied arms.
- In fact, the true tug only begins when we try to carry the second line and the flanking machine guns.
- On this occasion, however, the tug appeared somewhat late on the scene, and hailed the Gull.
- The drama, as far as the Gull-Light was concerned, ended that night with the disappearance of the tug and lifeboat.
- Tug service for sailing ships or vessels without motive power is at the rate of $15 per hour.