screw 英 [skru:] 　 美 [skru]

screw

screw　 英 [skru:] 美 [skru]

vt. 旋，拧；压榨；强迫　 n. 螺旋；螺丝钉；吝啬鬼　 vi. 转动，拧　

进行时:screwing　 过去式:screwed　 过去分词:screwed　 第三人称单数:screws　 名词复数:screws　

If all you want is a successful business, you’ll screw people over to get it.　如果你想要的全部是一桩成功的生意，你就会诈骗人们以达到目的。
As our so-called leaders redouble their efforts to screw you over, please remember that some of us —hopefully most of us —are truly, truly sorry.　尽管我们所谓的“领导”加倍了破坏你们生活的努力，请记住我们中的一些--希望是大部分人--非常非常抱歉。

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  • vt. 旋，拧；压榨；强迫
  • n. 螺旋；螺丝钉；吝啬鬼
  • vi. 转动，拧

  • 1. If all you want is a successful business, you’ll screw people over to get it.

    如果你想要的全部是一桩成功的生意，你就会诈骗人们以达到目的。

  • 2. As our so-called leaders redouble their efforts to screw you over, please remember that some of us —hopefully most of us —are truly, truly sorry.

    尽管我们所谓的“领导”加倍了破坏你们生活的努力，请记住我们中的一些--希望是大部分人--非常非常抱歉。

  • 3. Regardless of how great one's achievements may be, one is still only a single screw in the large machinery. But if you must be a screw, be a strong and shining one!

    无论一个人做出多大的成就，他也只是社会大机器中的一颗螺丝钉，而既然你必须是一颗螺丝钉，那就做一个结实而闪闪发亮的螺丝钉吧！

  • screw (n.) "cylinder of wood or metal with a spiral ridge round it; hole in which a screw turns," c. 1400, from Middle French escroue "nut, cylindrical socket, screwhole," of uncertain etymology; not found in other Romanic languages. Perhaps via Gallo-Roman *scroba or West Germanic *scruva from Vulgar Latin scrobis "screw-head groove," in classical Latin "ditch, trench," also "vagina" (Diez, though OED finds this "phonologically impossible").
  • screw (v.) "to twist (something) like a screw," 1590s, from screw (n.). From 1610s as "to attach with a screw." Slang meaning "to copulate" dates from at least 1725, originally usually of the action of the male, on the notion of driving a screw into something. Meaning "defraud, cheat" is from 1900. First recorded 1949 in exclamations as a euphemism. Related: Screwed; screwing. To screw up "blunder" is recorded from 1942. Screwed up originally was figurative for "tuned to a high or precise pitch" (1907), an image from the pegs of stringed instruments. Meaning "confused, muddled" attested from 1943. Expression to have (one's) head screwed on the right (or wrong) way is from 1821.
screw ★ / skruː ; NAmE skruː / noun , verb screw screws screwed screwing noun ★ 1 ★ [countable ] a thin pointed piece of metal like a nail with a raised spiralline (called a thread ) along it and a line or cross cut into its head. Screws are turned and pressed into wood, metal, etc. with a screwdriverin order to fasten two things together. 螺丝钉；螺丝 ◆ One of the screws is loose. 有一颗螺丝松了。 ◆ Now tighten all the screws. 现在把全部螺丝都拧紧。 ☞ collocationsat decorate ☞see also corkscrew   n. 2 [countable ] an act of turning a screw （对螺丝的）旋拧 3 [singular ] ( taboo, slang) an act of having sex 性交 4 [singular ] ( taboo, slang) a partner in sex 性交对象 ◆ a good screw 好的性交对象 5 [countable ] a propelleron a ship, a boat or an aircraft 螺旋桨 6 [countable ] ( BrE) ( slang) a prison officer 监狱看守；狱警 IDIOMS have a ˈscrew loose to be slightly strange in your behaviour 举止略有异常；行为稍嫌古怪 put the ˈscrews on (sb) to force sb to do sth by frightening and threatening them 胁迫；威逼 ☞more at turn   n. verb ★ 1 ★ [transitive ] screwsth + adv./prep. to fasten one thing to another or make sth tight with a screw or screws 用螺丝固定（或拧牢） ◆ The bookcase is screwed to the wall. 书架用螺丝固定在墙上了。 ◆ You need to screw all the parts together. 你得用螺丝把所有的零件固定在一起。 ◆ Now screw down the lid. 现在用螺丝将盖子固定好。 ☞compare unscrew 2 ★ [transitive ] to twist sth around in order to fasten it in place 旋紧；拧紧 screwsth + adv./prep. ◆ She screwed the cap back on the jar. 她又把广口瓶的盖子拧上。 screwsth + adj. ◆ Screw the bolt tight. 把螺栓拧紧。 ☞compare unscrew 3 ★ [intransitive ] (+ adv./prep.) to be attached by screwing 拧上去 ◆ The bulb should just screw into the socket. 把灯泡拧到灯口上就行。 ◆ The lid simply screws on. 这盖子一拧就盖好了。 4 [transitive ] to squeeze sth, especially a piece of paper, into a tight ball 把（纸等）揉成一团 screwsth up (into sth) ◆ I screwed up the letter and threw it into the fire. 我把那封信揉成一团，扔进了火里。 screwsth (up) into sth ◆ Screw the foil into a little ball. 把箔纸揉成小团。 ☞see also screwed-up 5 [transitive ] ( slang) to cheat sb, especially by making them pay too much money for sth 诈骗（钱财等） screwsb ◆ We've been screwed. 我们捱宰了。 screwsb for sth ◆ How much did they screw you for (= how much did you have to pay)? 他们坑了你多少钱？ 6 [intransitive ,  transitive ] screw(sb) ( taboo, slang) to have sex with sb （和某人）性交 IDIOMS screw ˈhim, ˈyou, ˈthat, etc. ( taboo, slang) an offensive way of showing that you are annoyed or do not care about sb/sth 去他（或你）妈的；见他（或你、它）的鬼 screw up your ˈcourage to force yourself to be brave enough to do sth 鼓起勇气 ◆ I finally screwed up my courage and went to the dentist. 我终于鼓起勇气，去看了牙医。 ☞more at head   n. PHRASAL VERBS ˌscrew aˈround ( taboo, slang) to have sex with a lot of different people 乱搞；乱交 ˌscrew sth ˈfrom/ˈout of sb to force sb to give you sth 勒索；敲诈 ◆ They screwed the money out of her by threats. 他们威逼她交出了钱。 ˌscrew ˈup ( slang) ( especially NAmE) to do sth badly or spoil sth 搞糟；搅乱；弄坏 SYN mess up ◆ You really screwed up there! 你实在是搞了个一塌糊涂！ ☞related noun screw-up ˌscrew sb↔ˈup ( slang) to upset or confuse sb so much that they are not able to deal with problems in their life 使烦恼得不能正常生活；使神经不正常 ◆ Her father's death really screwed her up. 父亲死后，她真是万念俱灰。 ☞see also screwed-up ˌscrew sth↔ˈup 1 to fasten sth with screws 用螺丝固定 ◆ to screw up a crate 用螺丝钉把板条箱钉好 2 ( BrE) to fasten sth by turning it 拧牢；旋紧 ◆ I screwed up the jar and put it back on the shelf. 我把瓶子拧上盖儿，放回搁架。 3 ( slang) to do sth badly or spoil sth 搞糟；搅乱；弄坏 ◆ Don't screw it up this time. 这次可别搞砸了。 ☞related noun screw-up ˌscrew your ˈeyes/ˈface↔up to contract the muscles of your eyes or face because the light is too strong, you are in pain, etc. （因光线太强或疼痛等）眯起眼睛，扭曲面部 ◆ He took a sip of the medicine and screwed up his face. 他喝了一小口药后做了个怪相。 screw / skruː ; NAmE skruː /
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