latch
latch 英 [lætʃ] 美 [lætʃ]
vi. 占有，抓住；闭锁 vt. 闩上；纠缠住某人 n. 门闩
进行时:latching 过去式:latched 过去分词:latched 第三人称单数:latches 名词复数:latches
- When you unlock your front door, you open the latch. A latch is a fastener or lock that you open with a key.
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- vi. 占有，抓住；闭锁
- vt. 闩上；纠缠住某人
- n. 门闩
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1. Again, we see a rather large number (at this point) of latch requests.
同样，我们看到了大量的闭锁请求。
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2. He now recommenced his moody walk, and I raised the latch, and escaped into the kitchen.
他现在又开始他那郁郁的走来走去了，我就拔起门闩，逃到厨房里去。
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3. “The threat is global and our enemies latch on to grievances on behalf of the entire Muslim world, so we must work to resolve the long-standing problems that fuel those grievances,” Benjamin said.
本杰明说：“这一威胁是全球性的。 我们的敌人以整个穆斯林世界的名义紧紧抓住民众的不满情绪，因此我们必须努力解决引起这些不满情绪的久未解决的问题。”
- latch (n.) "device for catching and retaining," especially "a fastening for a door," late 13c., probably from latch (v.).
- latch (v.) Old English læccan "to grasp or seize, catch hold of," also "comprehend," from Proto-Germanic *lakkijanan. Not found in other Germanic languages; according to Watkins probably from PIE *(s)lagw- "to seize" (see lemma). In its original sense the verb was paralleled and then replaced by French import catch (v.). Meaning "to fasten with a latch" is mid-15c. Related: Latched; latching.
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