bulldozes

bulldozes

美 [?b?l?do?z] 　英 [?b?l?d??z]

• v.恐嚇；用推土機推平；排除(障礙)
• 網絡威嚇；擠對；威脅

詞形變化

第三人稱單數：bulldozes  現在分詞：bulldozing  過去式：bulldozed  

同義詞

英漢解釋

v.	1. 〈美俚〉威脅,恐嚇 2. 用推土機推平,用壓路機壓平;排除(障礙)

英英解釋

v.	1. to clear an area by removing earth, stones, etc. with a bulldozer 2. to force someone to do something that they do not really want to do by being very determined and ignoring what they do to oppose you; to rudely force your way into or through a place

例句

Suburbia is where the developer bulldozes out the trees, then names the streets after them---William E Vaughan, American columnist.

郊區就是開發商們鏟倒樹木然后用他們的名字來命名街道的地方---威廉.E.沃恩，美國專欄作家。

Bulldozes is tubes that flows through the corrosive liquid, uses in insulating the protective and the covering of drive shaft.

推壓管用于腐蝕性液體管道，用于絕緣護套和傳動軸的包履。

They plan to mark it with a roar of bulldozes as building resumes in settlements in the West Bank.

他們計劃在約旦河西岸定居點繼續擴建以恐嚇對方。

which builds lots of property but often bulldozes property rights.

大量資產建立了，產權卻被剝奪了

That Hong Kong bulldozes its history is nothing new; but the recent, passionate attempts to preserve what is left of its landmarks is.

鏟除自己的歷史，這在香港并不少見，少見的倒是最近關于保護地標建筑的強烈呼吁與積極行動。