unfurled
英 [ˌʌnˈfɜːld]
美 [ˌʌnˈfɜːrld]
v. (使卷紧的东西)打开,展开
unfurl的过去分词和过去式
COCA.45325
柯林斯词典
- V-ERG 打开(伞等);展开(帆、旗帜等)
If youunfurlsomething rolled or folded such as an umbrella, sail, or flag, you open it, so that it is spread out. You can also say that itunfurls.- Once outside the inner breakwater, we began to unfurl all the sails.
一驶出内防波堤,我们就扬起了所有的船帆。 - ...two weeks later when the leaves unfurl.
两周后叶子展开时
- Once outside the inner breakwater, we began to unfurl all the sails.
- VERB (事件、故事或场面)展开,显露
If you say that events, stories, or scenesunfurlbefore you, you mean that you are aware of them or can see them as they happen or develop.- ...as the dramatic changes in Europe continue to unfurl.
随着欧洲剧变不断展现在人们眼前
- ...as the dramatic changes in Europe continue to unfurl.
双语例句
- Every evening that the sun sets on a tranquil town; every dawn that a flag is unfurled;
每天傍晚太阳下山的一个宁静的小镇,每一个标志是白布的黎明; - IDAHO FALLS-Doug Hansen wrapped his arm around a rolled up fire hose and-as if it were a bowling ball-tossed the firefighter's tool out onto the field where it unfurled for several yards.
爱达荷瀑布-道格汉森包裹着他的手臂周围卷起消防喉及-如果它是一个保龄球球-抛出了消防队员的工具列到外地的地方展示了几码。 - And then, as he turned toward the editors and buyers in the front row, he unfurled a hand-lettered banner that read Please Kill Angela Merkel& Not.
然后他转向第一排的主编和买手,展示白布上手写的大字:请杀死安吉拉默克尔&不。 - It was a breezy, sunny day in midtown Manhattan, and the wind caught the South Sudan flag as it unfurled in front of the United Nations.
曼哈顿市中心凉风习习,风和日丽,南苏丹的旗帜在联合国大楼前迎风招展。 - Some of the sails were unfurled, and the` Rangoon 'resumed its most rapid speed.
大桅帆和小桅帆也可以升起来了,仰光号又重新以飞快的速度前进。 - We'd already laid down our pads and unfurled our sleeping bags.
垫子已经铺设好了,睡袋也打开了。 - The sails unfurled and filled in the breeze.
船帆打开了,在微风中鼓得满满的。 - The patriots unfurled the banner of freedom.
爱国志士们打出了自由的旗帜。 - Mr Lissome has unfurled a flexible electronic display from the side of his mobile phone and is consulting a website about first aid for fawns.
灵活先生从他手机的侧面展开了一张柔性电子显示器,正在一个网站上查询幼鹿的急救方法。 - This weakened the non-financial sector before banks had any chance to repair the damage from the subprime crisis and was a crucial element of the disaster that unfurled this autumn.
这削弱了非金融行业,使银行没有机会去补救次贷危机造成的损害,同时这也是今年秋季开始的这场灾难的一个核心要素。
