lunged

英 [lʌndʒd]

美 [lʌndʒd]

v.  猛冲; 猛扑
lunge的过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 猛冲；扑
  If youlungein a particular direction, you move in that direction suddenly and clumsily.
  1. He lunged at me, grabbing me violently...
     他向我扑过来，使劲把我抓住。
  2. I lunged forward to try to hit him.
     我猛冲向前要打他。
  3. Lungeis also a noun.
     
  4. The attacker knocked on their door and made a lunge for Wendy when she answered.
     歹徒敲了他们的门，温迪一开门便向她扑去。

双语例句

• Clifton lunged toward him.
  克利夫顿向他猛冲过去。
• I ordered a vegetable salad. I had just swallowed a few bites, when suddenly an inch-long centipede lunged from the lettuce and scurried to the edge of the plate.
  刚吃了两口，突然，菜叶里蹿出一条一寸长的蚰蜒，吓得我尖叫起来。
• He lunged at me, grabbing me violently
  他向我扑过来，使劲把我抓住。
• Broadcast live on the BBC, the youth lunged from the crowd to try to take the torch from the hands of its bearer Anna Skora, but was swiftly bundled away by officers.
  英国广播公司对这次传递过程进行了直播。这位青少年突然从人群中冲出来，试图抢走火炬手安娜-斯可拉手中的火炬，但安保人员迅速制服了他。
• Swinging around, Keycase lunged for a bedside lamp.
  奇开转过身来，一个箭步冲向一只床边灯。
• She told police she was shot in the arm as she lunged at Tillie.
  她告诉警方在她和提利扭打中胳膊被打中。
• A mad man lunged at me with a knife.
  一个疯子挥舞着刀子向我刺来。
• There, she sported a white cotton kimono paired with black baggy trousers, as she lunged at her opponent the wife of another former prime minister with a long wooden sword, giving a quick shout to express fighting spirit.
  在练习课上，安倍昭惠身着白色棉质和服和黑色的宽松裤子，手持木质长柄剃刀向她的对手――另一名前首相夫人――发出了表达昂扬斗志的短促利落的叫喊声。
• Minutes after we were airborne, our plane began dipping wildly and one wing lunged downward.
  在空中飞行不几分钟，飞机就一只机翼朝下，开始疯了似的下坠。
• He heard the tiller break and he lunged at the shark with the splintered butt.
  他听见舵把啪的断了，就把断下的把手向鲨鱼扎去。