英语单词短语词组“levered”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

levered

past simple and past participle oflever

lever

verb[Tusually+ adv/prep]

/ˈliː.vər/us

/ˈlev.ɚ/

leververb[T usually + adv/prep](MOVE)

tomoveabarorhandlearound afixedpoint, so that one end of it can bepushedorpulledinordertocontroltheoperationof amachineormoveaheavyorstiffobject:

She leveredupthedraincover.

He leveredopentheenginecompartmentandreleasedagreatcloudofbluesmoke.

If you lever someone or something to aplace, youmovethem there withgreatphysicaleffort:

He levered himself out of hischairwith theusualdifficultyandopenedhisarmswide.

Jimfoughttopullhimself up, levering hisarmsdown.

More examples

She levered off thelidtorevealbagsandboxesofsweets.
Lever thewoodoff asgentlyas you can.
Shethrustback thebrightpatchworkquiltand levered herself to asittingposition.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Raising and lowering

depress
elevate
elevated
erect
hike
hikesomethingup
hoick
hoist
jack
jacksomethingup
prise
prize
pry
putsomethingup
raise
re-erect
ride
ride up
run
yo-yo

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leververb[T usually + adv/prep](GET ADVANTAGE)

tochangeasituationinordertosuityourself, often usingunfairmethods:

Thecompanygobblesuprivalsor levers them out of themarket.

Theyaccusedthecompaniesof usingpoliticalpressureto lever outcompetition.

More examples

She wasallowedto lever him out of thejobheenjoyedso much.
Theteamneed to lever themselves a littlefurtheraway from therelegationzone.
He has used hisbackgroundto lever himself up in hismilitarycareer.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Power to control

ascendancy
authoritarianism
be abovesomeone'spay gradeidiom
big beast
buysomethingin
cradle
hegemonic
hegemonism
hegemony
implant
influence
ingrain
leverage
power vacuum
predominance
puissance
pull
redetermination
sway
tooth

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Advantage and disadvantage

单词	levered
释义	levered past simple and past participle oflever lever verb[Tusually+ adv/prep] uk /ˈliː.vər/us /ˈlev.ɚ/ leververb[T usually + adv/prep](MOVE) tomoveabarorhandlearound afixedpoint, so that one end of it can bepushedorpulledinordertocontroltheoperationof amachineormoveaheavyorstiffobject: She leveredupthedraincover. He leveredopentheenginecompartmentandreleasedagreatcloudofbluesmoke. If you lever someone or something to aplace, youmovethem there withgreatphysicaleffort: He levered himself out of hischairwith theusualdifficultyandopenedhisarmswide. Jimfoughttopullhimself up, levering hisarmsdown. More examples She levered off thelidtorevealbagsandboxesofsweets. Lever thewoodoff asgentlyas you can. Shethrustback thebrightpatchworkquiltand levered herself to asittingposition. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Raising and lowering depress elevate elevated erect hike hikesomethingup hoick hoist jack jacksomethingup prise prize pry putsomethingup raise re-erect ride ride up run yo-yo See more results » leververb[T usually + adv/prep](GET ADVANTAGE) tochangeasituationinordertosuityourself, often usingunfairmethods: Thecompanygobblesuprivalsor levers them out of themarket. Theyaccusedthecompaniesof usingpoliticalpressureto lever outcompetition. More examples She wasallowedto lever him out of thejobheenjoyedso much. Theteamneed to lever themselves a littlefurtheraway from therelegationzone. He has used hisbackgroundto lever himself up in hismilitarycareer. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Power to control ascendancy authoritarianism be abovesomeone'spay gradeidiom big beast buysomethingin cradle hegemonic hegemonism hegemony implant influence ingrain leverage power vacuum predominance puissance pull redetermination sway tooth See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Advantage and disadvantage (Definition ofleveredfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/levered##
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