英语单词短语词组“ax”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

noun

(alsoaxe)

/æks/

axnoun(TOOL)

[C]

atoolconsisting of aheavyironorsteelbladeat the end of alongwoodenhandle, used forcuttingwood

axnoun(STOP)

[Cusually sing]

The ax is theorderto give upyourjobor tostoporpreventsomething fromhappening:

Threestaffmembersgot the axyesterday.

If thebudgetiscut,educationalprogramswill get the ax.

Everyone isscaredtodeathwonderingwhere the ax willfallnext.

verb[T]

/æks/

axverb[T](STOP)

toordersomeonesuddenlyto give up ajob, or tostoporreducesomethingsuddenly:

Thecompanyhas already axed 14people, and many more maylosetheirjobs.

Yesterday theairlineaxed three ofitsdailyflightsto Chicago.

(Definition ofaxfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofax

One swing of theaxis not going to get it done.

FromESPN

Theaxhas been around in one form or another for more than 1 million years.

FromSlate Magazine

We just don't get to see inside those others because, in most cases, there's noaxhandy.

FromDallas Morning News

The victim told police he heard someone shaking the door handle to his bedroom and saw the intruder grab theaxfrom beside the door.

FromBuffalo News

Below, the muted echo ofaxblows could be heard.

FromNBCNews.com

When he couldn't jimmy open a drawer in the kitchen, he hit it with hisax.

FromHuffington Post

One truck driver clubbed a resident with anax.

FromCNN

Sometimes, of course, you might have someone who has anaxto grind.

FromPlain Dealer

With one blow of anaxto the back of his head, he was dead.

FromNew York Post

He doesn't peel a grape with anax.

FromChicago Tribune

The terms and framing of this debate are no longer confined to those that are dictated by special interests with their ownaxto grind.

FromCNN

These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

单词	ax
释义	ax noun (alsoaxe) us /æks/ axnoun(TOOL) [C] atoolconsisting of aheavyironorsteelbladeat the end of alongwoodenhandle, used forcuttingwood axnoun(STOP) [Cusually sing] The ax is theorderto give upyourjobor tostoporpreventsomething fromhappening: Threestaffmembersgot the axyesterday. If thebudgetiscut,educationalprogramswill get the ax. Everyone isscaredtodeathwonderingwhere the ax willfallnext. ax verb[T] us /æks/ axverb[T](STOP) toordersomeonesuddenlyto give up ajob, or tostoporreducesomethingsuddenly: Thecompanyhas already axed 14people, and many more maylosetheirjobs. Yesterday theairlineaxed three ofitsdailyflightsto Chicago. (Definition ofaxfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofax ax One swing of theaxis not going to get it done. FromESPN Theaxhas been around in one form or another for more than 1 million years. FromSlate Magazine We just don't get to see inside those others because, in most cases, there's noaxhandy. FromDallas Morning News The victim told police he heard someone shaking the door handle to his bedroom and saw the intruder grab theaxfrom beside the door. FromBuffalo News Below, the muted echo ofaxblows could be heard. FromNBCNews.com When he couldn't jimmy open a drawer in the kitchen, he hit it with hisax. FromHuffington Post One truck driver clubbed a resident with anax. FromCNN Sometimes, of course, you might have someone who has anaxto grind. FromPlain Dealer With one blow of anaxto the back of his head, he was dead. FromNew York Post He doesn't peel a grape with anax. FromChicago Tribune The terms and framing of this debate are no longer confined to those that are dictated by special interests with their ownaxto grind. FromCNN These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/ax##
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