chocked

英 [tʃɒkt]

美 [tʃɑkt]

v.  收放定盘上；用楔子垫阻
chock的过去分词和过去式

双语例句

• Chocked with 23 performances over three and a half hours, the night was a mixture of old and new.
  颁奖礼持续了三个半小时，有23组演出，既有老艺人也有新艺人。
• Love is too pure a light to burn long among the noisome gases that we breathe, but before it is chocked out we may use it as a torch to ignite the cozy fire of affection.
  爱是太纯的一盏灯以致不能在我们呼吸的有害的气体中长时间燃烧，出于阻塞我们可能使用点火，爱的适宜火为一只手电筒。
• The entrance was chocked up with cinders, and we had difficulty getting in.
  进口处堆满了煤渣，我们难以进入。
• The channel had chocked up with sand so that boats couldn't use it.
  河床为泥沙所堵塞，船只无法通行。
• I chocked up with pride, but I felt cold chills not knowing what was out there waiting for them.
  对这我充满骄傲，可是，我不知道那边究竟有什么在等着他们，我心里感觉发凉。
• Our own solar system appears to be chocked with dead worlds.
  我们独一的太阳系似乎要被死寂的世界给淹没了。
• He took a big gulp and almost chocked.
  他喝得太猛，呛着了。
• The life likely was a tea table, above has chocked up cup and the tableware.
  人生就像是一个茶几，上面摆满了杯具和餐具。
• And the advent of jets has made Athens as accessible as Paris and Rome – without the sky-high prices of traffic chocked streets of either.
  喷气式飞机的发展使雅典和巴黎、罗马一样很容易到达，却没有那两个城市的交通堵塞的接到的高昂代价。
• To fix in place or tighten with a wedge. The milling machine was firmly chocked up.
  这台铣床用楔子牢固地垫住了。