tightrope
tightrope 英 [ˈtaɪtrəʊp] 美 [ˈtaɪtroʊp]
n. 拉紧的绳索
名词复数:tightropes
- A tightrope is a thin, tightly stretched wire or rope meant to be walked on. If you go to the circus, you may see acrobats doing tricks on tightropes high above the ground.
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- n. 拉紧的绳索
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1. However, this can be like a tightrope walker working without a net.
然而，这可能像是一位拉紧绳索的行人在没有网的情况下工作。
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2. One said to me, "Working with the Japanese islike balancing on a tightrope.
有人对我说，“跟日本人一起工作，就像在绷紧的绳上走平衡。
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3. First, as the structure begins to sway, the heavy-tiled roof covering the extended eaves of each storey acts like the long pole with weights on the ends that a tightrope walker uses to steady himself.
首先，在每层楼挑出的屋檐上覆盖着沉重的瓦屋面，在结构开始摇晃时，它们就如同绳索步行者用平衡杆（在末端放置重量的长杆）来保持稳定一样。
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