chock

英 [tʃɒk]

美 [tʃɑk]

n.  楔子；垫木；轧辊轴承; 导缆钩；定盘; 小艇座，定盘
v.  收放定盘上；用楔子垫阻
adv.  牢牢地；紧紧地；满满地

复数：chocks　过去式：chocked　过去分词：chocked　现在分词：chocking　第三人称单数：chocks　

BNC.38755 / COCA.30368

英英释义

noun

• a block of wood used to prevent the sliding or rolling of a heavy object
  Synonym:wedge

verb

• support on chocks
  1. chock the boat
• secure with chocks

adv

• as completely as possible
  1. it was chock-a-block full
  Synonym:chock-a-block

双语例句

• Finally let us communicate without chock.
  天宇天籁，爱，终让我们沟通无障碍。
• This article introduces the requirements of aligning to the installation of gear case and construction process, calculating for sheets of epoxy resin chock for gear case on board.
  文章介绍了船舶主机齿轮箱在安装过程中，如何保证轴系校中要求和齿轮箱环氧树脂垫浇注工艺以及垫片及螺栓强度计算，可供同行借鉴。
• LL: Wow, Li Hua, your basket is chock full of apples.
  你是不是说我的篮子都装满了？
• To start a warm engine, it's unnecessary to push chock lever.
  起动暖发动机时，不必推动吸气阀杆。
• To begin with, history is chock full of examples of "accidental" discoveries that have played tremendously important roles in human development.
  首先，人类历史充斥着在人类发展过程中曾发挥过极其重大作用的“偶然性”发现的实例。
• The report was chock full of other eye-popping finds.
  该报告还有很多其它惊人的发现。
• Travel is chock full of little superstitions, fluky talismans and fateful traditions, such as retiring the flight numbers of crashed planes.
  航空旅行随处可见各种小小的迷信行为、变化多端的护身法宝和一些有宿命论味道的传统做法，比如撤销失事飞机的航班号等。
• A chock or bar wedged under a wheel or between the spokes to prevent a vehicle from rolling down an incline.
  放在轮子底下或辐条间用来阻止交通工具滑下斜坡的楔形木条。
• The Bay Area is chock full of mission-driven companies.
  湾区就塞满了充满使命感的公司。
• Her spirit's chock beauty held by police neck, but started arresting.
  她气得死死掐住美娜的脖子，但被警察拉开拘捕。