inched

英 [ɪntʃt]

美 [ɪntʃt]

v.  (使朝某方向)谨慎移动
inch的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 英寸(约等于 2.54 厘米)
  Aninchis an imperial unit of length, approximately equal to 2.54 centimetres. There are twelve inches in a foot.
  1. ...a candy tin 6 inches high and 8 inches in diameter.
     高 6 英寸、直径 8 英寸的糖果罐子
  2. ...18 inches below the surface.
     表面以下 18 英寸
• V-ERG (使)缓慢移动
  Toinchsomewhere or toinchsomething somewhere means to move there very slowly and carefully, or to make something do this.
  1. ...a climber inching up a vertical wall of rock...
     沿一面陡直石壁慢慢往上爬的人
  2. He inched the van forward...
     他一点点向前挪动着货车。
  3. An ambulance inched its way through the crowd.
     救护车在人群中缓慢前进。
• PHRASE (某个地方的)全部，每一寸地方
  If you talk aboutevery inch ofan area, you are emphasizing that you mean the whole of it.
  1. Every inch of shelf space was crammed with books...
     书架上全都塞满了书。
  2. We are prepared to fight for every inch of territory.
     我们时刻准备着为每一寸领土而战。
• PHRASE 在各方面;完全;彻底
  If you say that someone looksevery incha certain type of person, you are emphasizing that they look exactly like that kind of person.
  1. He looks every inch the City businessman...
     他完全是一副伦敦金融城商界人士的派头。
  2. There stood Gertrude, looking every inch a star.
     格特鲁德站在那里,完全是一副明星的派头。
• PHRASE 一点一点地;缓慢地
  If someone or something movesinch by inch, they move very slowly and carefully.
  1. The car moved forward inch by inch...
     汽车一点一点地向前移动。
  2. The police were searching the area inch by inch.
     警方在对那个地区进行仔细搜查。

双语例句

• We inched through teeming streets.
  我们在熙熙攘攘的街道上缓慢行走。
• The children inched through the traffic.
  孩子们在拥挤的交通中缓慢前进。
• An ambulance inched its way through the crowd.
  救护车在人群中缓慢前进。
• The mountaineers inched their ways up the snowcapped peak.
  登山运动员一步一步地攀登积雪的山峰。
• But by then, Hong Kong's long-time rival, Singapore, will have inched ahead to take the number one spot, with 40.7 per cent of its households controlling$ 1m or more of assets.
  但那时，香港的长期竞争对手新加坡将占据第一的宝座，拥有100万美元或更多资产的家庭将达到40.7%。
• You inched towards the dark side, joked one behavioural economist after he read a recent column in which I hinted that his field has some merits.
  我曾在近期的一篇专栏中暗示，行为经济学有一定的价值。读罢此文，一位行为经济学家开玩笑说：你在慢慢滑向黑暗面。
• He inched ( his way) through the narrow passage.
  他慢慢地穿过狭窄的通道。
• The volume of residential property sold nationwide in January and February inched up 1.1% from a year earlier, government figures show. That compared with a 20.3% decline for all of 2008.
  政府数据显示，今年1-2月份全国住房销量较上年同期增长了1.1%，而2008年全年下降了20.3%。
• She inched her way slowly along the ledge.
  她沿着壁架缓步而行。
• They inched the rock up the slope.
  他们一点点地把那块大石头移上坡。