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worm

英 [wɜːm]

美 [wɜːrm]

n.  蠕虫; (人或动物体内的)寄生虫; 肠虫; (昆虫的)幼虫
v.  蠕动,曲折行进(尤指通过狭窄或拥挤的地方); 给(动物)驱肠虫

复数:worms 过去式:wormed 现在分词:worming 过去分词:wormed 第三人称单数:worms 

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Collins.2 / BNC.5068 / COCA.4993

短语用例

    worm your way/yourself into sth

    • 赢得欢心,骗取信任(以获利)
      to make sb like you or trust you, in order to gain some advantage for yourself
      1. birds looking for worms
        觅食蠕虫的鸟

    worm sth out of sb

    • (慢慢地)从某人处套出话来;不断套问
      to make sb tell you sth, by asking them questions in a clever way for a long period of time
      1. This apple is full of worms.
        这个苹果生满了虫子。

    习惯用语

      n.

        the worm will turn
      • 老实人被逼急了也要反抗;兔子急了也咬人
        a person who is normally quiet and does not complain will protest when the situation becomes too hard to bear
      • a can of worms
      • 棘手的问题;难题;麻烦事
        if you open up a can of worms , you start doing sth that will cause a lot of problems and be very difficult
      • the early bird catches the worm
      • 捷足先登;捷足先得
        the person who takes the opportunity to do sth before other people will have an advantage over them

      牛津词典

        noun

        • 蠕虫
          a long thin creature with no bones or legs, that lives in soil
          1. birds looking for worms
            觅食蠕虫的鸟
        • (人或动物体内的)寄生虫;肠虫
          long thin creatures that live inside the bodies of humans or animals and can cause illness
          1. The dog has worms.
            这条狗体内有寄生虫。
        • (昆虫的)幼虫
          the young form of an insect when it looks like a short worm
          1. This apple is full of worms.
            这个苹果生满了虫子。
        • 蠕虫;蠕虫程序;蠕虫病毒
          a computer program that is a type of virus and that spreads across a network by copying itself
          1. 懦夫;可怜虫
            a person you do not like or respect, especially because they have a weak character and do not behave well towards other people

            verb

            • 蠕动,曲折行进(尤指通过狭窄或拥挤的地方)
              to use a twisting and turning movement, especially to move through a narrow or crowded place
              1. She wormed her way through the crowd to the reception desk.
                她在人群中左拐右绕走到服务台。
            • 给(动物)驱肠虫
              to give an animal medicine that makes worms pass out of its body in the faeces

              柯林斯词典

              • 蠕虫
                Awormis a small animal with a long thin body, no bones and no legs.
                1. (动物或人体内的)寄生虫,肠虫
                  If animals or people haveworms, worms are living in their intestines.
                  1. VERB 给(动物)驱寄生虫
                    If youworman animal, you give it medicine in order to kill the worms that are living in its intestines.
                    1. I worm all my birds in early spring...
                      早春的时候我给我所有的鸟打虫。
                    2. All adult dogs are routinely wormed at least every six months.
                      所有的成年狗至少每半年要例行打一次虫。
                  2. VERB 艰难地移动;蜷缩着身子走
                    If youwormyourwaysomewhere, you move there with difficulty, twisting or bending your body or making it narrow.
                    1. I had to worm my way out sideways from the bench in a ridiculous, undignified fashion...
                      我侧着身子艰难地从长凳上移开,那个样子很可笑,很不雅观。
                    2. The kitten wormed its way through the just-open door.
                      小猫缩着身子从刚开了一点儿的门中挤过来。
                  3. VERB (通常为欺骗别人或得到好处)逐渐取得(成功或好感)
                    If you say that someoneis wormingtheirwayto success, oris wormingtheirwayinto someone else's affection, you disapprove of the way that they are gradually making someone trust them or like them, often in order to deceive them or gain some advantage.
                    1. She never misses a chance to worm her way into the public's hearts...
                      她从不放过任何博取公众欢心的机会。
                    2. Everyone knows people who have wormed their way up on old school connections.
                      每个人都认识一些利用老同学关系向上爬的人。
                  4. 可怜虫;软蛋;卑鄙的家伙
                    If you call a person aworm, you are insulting them by saying that they have a very weak or unpleasant character and you have no respect for them.
                    1. “蠕虫”病毒
                      Awormis a computer program that contains a virus which duplicates itself many times in a network.
                      1. PHRASE 极为棘手的问题
                        If you say that someone is openinga can of worms, you are warning them that they are planning to do or talk about something which is much more complicated, unpleasant, or difficult than they realize and which might be better left alone.
                        1. You've opened up a whole new can of worms here I think. We could have a whole debate on student loans and grants...
                          我认为你在此引发了一个极为棘手的全新问题,我们可能会就学生贷款和助学金展开一次大辩论。
                        2. Drug abuse is a can of worms nobody wants to open at sporting events.
                          滥用药物是体育赛事中无人想要触及的棘手问题。
                      2. PHRASE 蠕虫被踩,也会翻腾;兔子急了也咬人
                        If you say thatthe worm turns, you mean that someone who usually obeys another person or accepts their bad behaviour unexpectedly starts resisting that person or expresses their anger.
                        1. Now the worm turns, and his wife Elizabeth chucks him out and takes a lover herself.
                          现在他妻子伊丽莎白被逼急了,把他撵了出去,自己找了个情人。

                      英英释义

                      noun

                      • any of numerous relatively small elongated soft-bodied animals especially of the phyla Annelida and Chaetognatha and Nematoda and Nemertea and Platyhelminthes
                        1. screw thread on a gear with the teeth of a worm wheel or rack
                          1. a software program capable of reproducing itself that can spread from one computer to the next over a network
                            1. worms take advantage of automatic file sending and receiving features found on many computers
                          2. a person who has a nasty or unethical character undeserving of respect
                              Synonym:louseinsectdirt ball

                            verb

                            • to move in a twisting or contorted motion, (especially when struggling)
                              1. The prisoner writhed in discomfort
                              2. The child tried to wriggle free from his aunt's embrace
                              Synonym:writhewrestlewrigglesquirmtwist

                            双语例句

                            • You have died, a sheep without soul, which has already been engulfed by maggot's worm.
                              您死了,一只绵羊没有灵魂,那些蛆虫已经准备好吞噬你。
                            • I had to worm my way out sideways from the bench in a ridiculous, undignified fashion
                              我侧着身子艰难地从长凳上移开,那个样子很可笑,很不雅观。
                            • With money you are a dragon; with no money, a worm.
                              有了钱就是龙,没有钱就是虫。
                            • Don't you know the crushed worm will turn? Why are you so lacking in vigilance?
                              你不知道困兽犹斗吗?为什么这样麻痹大意?
                            • The glowworm isn't a worm.
                              萤火虫不是蠕虫。
                            • The kitten wormed its way through the just-open door.
                              小猫缩着身子从刚开了一点儿的门中挤过来。
                            • Now the worm turns, and his wife Elizabeth chucks him out and takes a lover herself.
                              现在他妻子伊丽莎白被逼急了,把他撵了出去,自己找了个情人。
                            • The body's immune response to the worm's eggs causes symptoms such as fever and aches.
                              人体免疫系统对该寄生虫卵的反应会引起发烧和头痛等症状。
                            • The serious buying happens between 6 and 8am, and it is very much the case that the early bird catches the worm.
                              大量的购买集中在早晨6点到8点之间,那时的情况真的就是先到先得。
                            • I had spread the accursed worm.
                              我已经传播了这个该死的蠕虫。