| 释义 |
hurdle美 ['hɜrd(ə)l] 英 ['hɜː(r)d(ə)l] - n.跨栏；障碍；难关；跨栏赛
- v.（奔跑中）跳越（某物）；参加跨栏赛
- 网络跳栏；篱笆；栏架
复数：hurdles 过去分词：hurdled 现在分词：hurdling v.+n. encounter hurdle,face hurdle,overcome hurdle v. jump,leap,leap over,fly over,clear n. obstacle,difficulty,problem,stumbling block,snag 1. | （供人或马在赛跑中跨越的）栏架，跨栏each of a series of vertical frames that a person or horse jumps over in a race |
| His horse fell at the final hurdle. 他骑的马在最后一个跨栏倒下了。 | | to clear a hurdle(= jump over it successfully) 跨过栏架 |
2. | [pl] 跨栏赛a race in which runners or horses have to jump over hurdles |
| the 300 m hurdles 300 米跨栏赛 |
3. | 难关；障碍a problem or difficulty that must be solved or dealt with before you can achieve sth |
| The next hurdle will be getting her parents' agreement. 下一个难关是征得她父母的同意。 |
1. | [t][i] （奔跑中）跳越（某物）to jump over sth while you are running |
| He hurdled two barriers to avoid reporters. 他跳过了两个障碍物以躲避记者。 | | to hurdle over a fence 跳过一道栅栏 |
2. | [i] 参加跨栏赛to run in a hurdles race |
n. | 1. a difficulty or obstacle that has to be overcome 2. one of a number of light barriers over which runners have to jump in some track-and-field events 3. a fence of intertwined branches or wattle that horses jump over in a race, or a race over fences of this type 4. a light framework made of intertwined branches or wattle that is used as a temporary fence 5. a frame on which traitors were dragged and paraded before the public before being executed 6. an upright frame that a person or horse must jump over during a race. The sport of racing over hurdles is called hurdling, and a person or horse who takes part is called a hurdler. 7. one of several problems that you must solve before you can do something successfully 1. a difficulty or obstacle that has to be overcome 2. one of a number of light barriers over which runners have to jump in some track-and-field events 3. a fence of intertwined branches or wattle that horses jump over in a race, or a race over fences of this type 4. a light framework made of intertwined branches or wattle that is used as a temporary fence 5. a frame on which traitors were dragged and paraded before the public before being executed 6. an upright frame that a person or horse must jump over during a race. The sport of racing over hurdles is called hurdling, and a person or horse who takes part is called a hurdler. 7. one of several problems that you must solve before you can do something successfully | v. | 1. to run in a track-and-field event in which hurdles must be jumped 2. to clear a barrier in a race 3. to overcome a difficulty or obstacle 4. to fence off an area with hurdles 5. to jump over something such as a wall or fence while you are running 1. to run in a track-and-field event in which hurdles must be jumped 2. to clear a barrier in a race 3. to overcome a difficulty or obstacle 4. to fence off an area with hurdles 5. to jump over something such as a wall or fence while you are running |
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