dredge 英 [dredʒ]   美 [drɛdʒ]

dredge

dredge  英 [dredʒ] 美 [drɛdʒ]

vt. (用挖泥船等)疏浚;(用拖捞网等)捞取;(在食物上)撒(面粉等)  vi. 疏浚,挖掘;采捞  n. 挖泥船,疏浚机;拖捞网 

进行时:dredging  过去式:dredged  过去分词:dredged  第三人称单数:dredges  名词复数:dredges 

There is a sandy bottom to dredge. 有一个沙底要疏浚。
“We believe that at least 95percent of the PCBs in the dredge area will be removed,” she said in atelephone call with reporters. 她在接受媒体电话采访时说:“我们相信挖掘区至少将有95%的PCB可以被清除掉。 这一数字让我们深以为傲。”

  • When a harbor becomes filled with silt, you dredge it to make it navigable again. You scoop out the mud with a big shovel, which is also called a dredge, and make a channel deep enough for ships.
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  • vt. (用挖泥船等)疏浚;(用拖捞网等)捞取;(在食物上)撒(面粉等)
  • vi. 疏浚,挖掘;采捞
  • n. 挖泥船,疏浚机;拖捞网
  • 1. There is a sandy bottom to dredge.

    有一个沙底要疏浚。

  • 2. “We believe that at least 95percent of the PCBs in the dredge area will be removed,” she said in atelephone call with reporters.

    她在接受媒体电话采访时说:“我们相信挖掘区至少将有95%的PCB可以被清除掉。 这一数字让我们深以为傲。”

  • 3. They include southern Oregon's Chetco, where gold miners plan to suction-dredge some of the best salmon spawning grounds in the state.

    这些河流包括俄勒冈南部的切特科河,一些金矿工人计划用吸扬氏挖泥船把这个州内一些最适合大马哈鱼产卵的河底挖深。

  • dredge (n.) late 15c., in Scottish dreg-boat "boat for dredging," perhaps ultimately from root of drag (possibly via Middle Dutch dregghe "drag-net"). The verb is attested from c. 1500 in Scottish. Related: Dredged; dredging.
dredge / dredʒ ; NAmE dredʒ / verb 1 [transitive ,  intransitive ] dredge(sth) (for sth) to remove mud, stones, etc. from the bottom of a river, canal,etc. using a boat or special machine, to make it deeper or to search for sth 疏浚;清淤;挖掘 They're dredging the harbour so that larger ships can use it. 他们正在疏浚港湾以便大船驶入。 They dredge the bay for gravel. 他们在挖掘海湾沙砾。 2 [transitive ] dredgesth (up) (from sth) to bring sth up from the bottom of a river, etc. using a boat or special machine 打捞;采捞;捞取 waste dredged (up) from the seabed 从海底打捞出的废物 3 [transitive ] dredgesth in/with sth to cover food lightly with sugar, flour, etc. (用糖、面粉等)撒,涂 Dredge the top of the cake with icing sugar. 把糖霜撒在蛋糕面上。 PHRASAL VERB ˌdredge sth↔ˈup 1 ( usually disapproving) to mention sth that has been forgotten, especially sth unpleasant or embarrassing 重提,翻出(已遗忘的令人不快的往事) The papers keep trying to dredge up details of his past love life. 这些报纸老是翻出他以往爱情生活的琐事。 2 to manage to remember sth, especially sth that happened a long time ago 追忆;回忆 Now she was dredging up memories from the depths of her mind. 这时,她回忆起内心深处的往事。 dredge dredges dredged dredging dredge / dredʒ ; NAmE dredʒ /
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