bolt

名詞

UK/bəʊlt/
US/boʊlt/

定義 bolt 名詞

lock(鎖具)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    A metal bar that slides across a door or window to secure it.

    門窗上的插銷;門閂

    • I shut the window and slid the bolt to lock it.

      我關上窗戶並滑動插銷將其鎖上。

    • He secured the door by pulling the bolt across, then locked it.

      他拉上插銷鎖住門。

    • Please make sure all the door and window bolts are closed before sleeping at night.

      請確保睡前將所有門窗的插銷都關上。

fastener(緊固件)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    A metal fastener, similar to a screw but without a point, designed to be used with a nut to hold objects together.

    螺栓;螺釘

    • The shelf needs to be fastened with bolts.

      這個架子需要用螺栓固定。

    • They bolted the steel beams together.

      他們用螺栓把鋼樑固定在一起。

    • Please check if all the bolts are tightened.

      請檢查所有的螺栓是否都擰緊了。

lightning(閃電)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    A sudden flash of lightning, appearing as a bright white line in the sky.

    閃電;霹靂

    • A bolt of lightning struck the mountain peak.

      一道閃電擊中了山頂。

    • The bolt of lightning tore through the dark sky.

      那道閃電劃破了漆黑的天空。

    • During the storm, we saw several bolts of lightning.

      在暴風雨期間,我們看到了好幾道閃電。

roll()

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    A roll or length of fabric or wallpaper.

    (布或壁紙的)一卷;一匹

    • She bought a bolt of new wallpaper.

      她買了一卷新的壁紙。

    • I need a bolt of fabric to make this dress.

      我需要一匹布來做這件衣服。

    • The warehouse stored several bolts of different styles of fabric.

      倉庫裡存放了好幾匹不同風格的布料。

weapon(武器)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    A short, thick arrow designed to be fired from a crossbow.

    弩箭

    • The museum displays ancient bolts used in crossbows.

      博物館展示了用於弩的古代弩箭。

    • The hunter prepared his crossbow and bolts.

      獵人準備好了他的弩和弩箭。

    • The quiver was full of bolts.

      箭筒裡裝滿了弩箭。

片語 bolt 名詞

  • make a bolt for somewhere

    To suddenly run towards a place in order to escape or avoid a situation.

    狂奔逃往…

    The thief tried to make a bolt for the exit.

    小偷試圖衝向出口逃跑。

動詞

UK/bəʊlt/
US/boʊlt/

定義 bolt 動詞

move(移動)

  1. Intransitive(不及物動詞)

    To run away suddenly and rapidly, especially because of fear.

    (尤指因受驚)奔跑;逃跑

    • The deer bolted when it heard the loud noise.

      鹿聽到巨大的聲響時驚慌逃跑。

    • The horses bolted at the sound of gunfire.

      馬匹聽到槍聲後驚慌逃跑。

    • He was startled and bolted from the room.

      他受到驚嚇,從房間裡跑了出去。

eat()

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    To eat food very quickly without properly chewing.

    狼吞虎嚥;匆匆吞食

    • She bolted her lunch because she was in a hurry.

      她匆匆吞下午餐,因為她很趕時間。

    • Don't bolt your food, enjoy your dinner slowly.

      不要狼吞虎嚥,慢慢享受你的晚餐。

    • He bolted down the sandwich and then ran out.

      他狼吞虎嚥地吃完三明治,然後跑了出去。

lock()

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)

    To secure a door or window by sliding a bolt into place.

    閂上;用插銷鎖上

    • He bolted the door to avoid being disturbed.

      他閂上門以避免被打擾。

    • Remember to bolt all the doors and windows when you leave.

      記得離開時把所有門窗都閂上。

    • He is in the habit of bolting the front and back doors at night.

      他習慣在晚上閂上前門和後門。

fasten(固定)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)Verb + adv/prep(動詞+副詞/介詞)

    To fasten something in place using a bolt.

    用螺栓固定

    • They bolted the frame together.

      他們用螺栓把框架固定在一起。

    • The engineers bolted the steel plate to the foundation.

      工程師們用螺栓將鋼板固定在基礎上。

    • Please make sure to bolt these components together securely.

      請務必用螺栓將這些組件牢固地固定在一起。

成語

  • a bolt from/out of the blue

    something completely unexpected and very surprising.

    晴天霹靂

    Her sudden resignation came as a bolt from the blue.

    她的突然辭職讓人措手不及。

片語動詞 bolt

  • bolt something on

    to attach or incorporate an additional component or feature

    附加;增添

    The designer decided to bolt on a more powerful engine to the new model.

    設計師決定為新車型附加一個更強大的引擎。