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tackled是tackle的过去分词 tackle美 ['tæk(ə)l] 英 ['tæk(ə)l] - v.抓住；应付；【橄】抱住(对方抱[带]球奔跑的球员)；用滑车拉上
- n.滑车；【航】帆的滑车索具；用具
- 网络解决；对付；处理
复数：tackles 现在分词：tackling 过去分词：tackled v.+n. tackle problem,tackle issue,tackle job,tackle question,tackle unemployment v. undertake,begin,embark upon,confront,challenge n. confrontation,hold,equipment,gear,apparatus v. | 10. 抓住,捉住,扭住;【橄榄球】抱住(对方抱[带]球奔跑的球员) 10. 抓住,捉住,扭住;【橄榄球】抱住(对方抱[带]球奔跑的球员) | n. | |
v. | 1. to undertake or deal with something that requires effort 2. to open a conversation or discussion on a difficult issue with somebody who would prefer to avoid it 3. in football, hockey, and some other games, to make a physical challenge against an opposing player 4. to put a harness on an animal, especially a horse 5. to make an organized and determined attempt to deal with a problem, often a social problem such as crime or unemployment 6. to try to take the ball from an opponent in a game such as football 7. to take hold of someone and push them to the ground 8. to ask someone questions in a very direct way, because you disagree with them and you want them to explain their opinions or behaviour 9. deal with;attack(a problem,a piece of work) 10. seize,lay hold of sb.eg.a thief,a player who in Rugby,has the ball 1. to undertake or deal with something that requires effort 2. to open a conversation or discussion on a difficult issue with somebody who would prefer to avoid it 3. in football, hockey, and some other games, to make a physical challenge against an opposing player 4. to put a harness on an animal, especially a horse 5. to make an organized and determined attempt to deal with a problem, often a social problem such as crime or unemployment 6. to try to take the ball from an opponent in a game such as football 7. to take hold of someone and push them to the ground 8. to ask someone questions in a very direct way, because you disagree with them and you want them to explain their opinions or behaviour 9. deal with;attack(a problem,a piece of work) 10. seize,lay hold of sb.eg.a thief,a player who in Rugby,has the ball | n. | 1. in football, field hockey, and some other games, a physical challenge against an opposing player who has the ball, puck, or other object of possession. 2. the equipment used for a specialized activity such as fishing, angling or rock climbing 3. equipment consisting of ropes and pulleys used for lifting heavy weights through increased mechanical advantage 4. the gear and rigging of a sailing ship or boat 6. in American football, a lineman positioned between a guard and an end, or the position of such a player 7. an attempt to take the ball from an opponent in a game such as football 8. an attempt to stop an opponent from moving forwards in a game such as rugby or American football, usually by forcing them to the ground 9. the ropes and other equipment that people use to lift heavy objects 1. in football, field hockey, and some other games, a physical challenge against an opposing player who has the ball, puck, or other object of possession. 2. the equipment used for a specialized activity such as fishing, angling or rock climbing 3. equipment consisting of ropes and pulleys used for lifting heavy weights through increased mechanical advantage 4. the gear and rigging of a sailing ship or boat 6. in American football, a lineman positioned between a guard and an end, or the position of such a player 7. an attempt to take the ball from an opponent in a game such as football 8. an attempt to stop an opponent from moving forwards in a game such as rugby or American football, usually by forcing them to the ground 9. the ropes and other equipment that people use to lift heavy objects |
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