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screw
8 ENTRIES FOUND:
plural screws
plural screws
Learner's definition of SCREW
[count]
1
: a narrow, pointed metal cylinder that has a wide flat or rounded top and a ridge (called a thread) that goes around it in a spiral螺丝钉；螺钉 — see picture at carpentry; compare 1nail 1
◊ A screw is used to hold things together or to attach things. It is inserted into wood, metal, etc., by being turned.螺丝钉用来将物体固定在一起。它可以被旋入木头、金属等。
- Tighten the screws.拧紧螺丝钉。
2
: an object that has a thread like a screw which is used to attach or connect it to something螺旋状物；螺旋体 — usually used before another noun通常用于另一名词前
- The bottle has a screw cap/top. [=a cap/top that is attached and removed by turning it]瓶子有一个螺旋盖。
3
informal + offensive
a : an act of sexual intercourse性交
b : a sexual partner性交伴侣
4
slang : a prison guard监狱看守人
have a screw loose
informal or have a loose screw : to be crazy行事疯狂；行为荒唐
- He acts like he has a screw loose.他的举止就像个疯子。
- You've got to have a loose screw to think that's a good idea. = You've got to have a few loose screws to think that's a good idea.你一定是脑子进水了，居然认为这是个好主意。
put the screws on/to (someone or something)
informal : to use force or the threat of force to make (someone or something) do what you want对…施加压力；威逼；胁迫
- The government is finally putting the screws to an industry that's been evading environmental laws for years.政府终于开始对多年来一直违反环境法的行业施加压力了。
tighten the screws
informal : to put more pressure on someone or something to do something施压
- We need to tighten the screws on people who've been evading the tax.我们必须对那些一直逃税的人施压。
2 screw /ˈskruː/ verb
screws; screwed; screwing
2 screw
/ˈskruː/
verb
screws; screwed; screwing
Learner's definition of SCREW
1
always followed by an adverb or preposition, [+ object] : to attach (something) with a screw用螺丝固定
- I screwed the boards together.我用螺丝把板子固定在一起。
- The cupboards are screwed to the wall.碗柜用螺丝固定在墙上了。
2
always followed by an adverb or preposition
a [+ object] : to turn (something) so that it attaches or connects to something拧紧
- Screw the cap on tight.把盖子拧紧。
- Screw the light bulb into the fixture.把灯泡拧进灯槽里。
b [no object] : to fit onto or into something by being turned把…拧进
- The lid screws onto the jar.盖子拧在了罐子上。
- The light bulb screws right in.灯泡正好拧了进去。
3
informal + offensive
a [no object] : to have sex性交
b [+ object] : to have sex with (someone)和（某人）性交
4
[+ object] informal
a : to take something from (someone) by lying or breaking a rule欺骗；骗取 — often + out of
- I'd given them all of my savings before I realized I was being screwed. [=cheated]我把所有的积蓄给了他们之后才意识到我被骗了。
- The company screwed them out of thousands of dollars of investment money.那家公司从他们那儿骗取了成千上万美元的投资。
b : to prevent (someone) from having or getting something that is deserved or expected毁掉；弄糟；搞砸 — often + out of or (US) over
- He will screw you if you give him the chance.如果你给他机会，他会给你搞砸的。
- She was screwed out of the job. [=she should have gotten the job but she didn't get it]她那份原本到手的工作黄了。
- The company changed its return policy and (totally) screwed me over.公司改变了退货政策，完全把我耍了。
5
[+ object] informal + impolite — used to express anger, disgust, etc.见鬼去；他妈的
- She doesn't like it? Well, screw her.她不喜欢？去她妈的吧。
- Screw it [=forget it], I'm not waiting around forever.见鬼去吧，我才不会一直等下去。
6
[+ object] : to press or squeeze (something) so that it is no longer flat or smooth挤压 — often + up
- He screwed [=crumpled] up the letter into a ball and threw it into the trash.他把信揉成一团扔进了垃圾桶。
have/get your head screwed on right/straight
screw around
[phrasal verb] chiefly US, informal 1
: to do things that are not useful or serious : to waste time浪费时间
- Quit screwing around [=messing around, fooling around] and get back to work.别瞎晃了，回来接着干活。
2
: to have sex with someone who is not your husband, wife, or regular partner乱交；乱搞男女关系 — often + with
- She found out he's been screwing around. [=fooling around]她发现他一直在乱搞男女关系。
- She was screwing around with her boss.她和老板有不正当关系。
3
: to use or do something in a way that is not very serious消遣 — often + with
- I spent the afternoon screwing around [=messing around] on the piano.我整个下午都在弹钢琴消磨时间。
- screwing around with paints拿着涂料乱涂乱画
4
screw around with (something) : to handle or play with (something) in a careless or foolish way胡搅；玩弄
- It's really dangerous to screw around with your cell phone while you're driving.开车时玩手机真的很危险。
screw up
[phrasal verb] informal 1
a : to make a mistake : to do something incorrectly搞砸；犯错误
- Sorry about that, I screwed up.抱歉，我搞砸了。
- You really screwed up this time.你这次真的把事情搞砸了。
b screw (something) up or screw up (something) : to make a mistake in (something)弄错…；把…搞砸
- The waiter screwed up our order.侍者弄错了我们点的菜。
- This performance is important, so don't screw it up.这次表演很重要，所以别搞砸了。
2
screw (something) up or screw up (something) : to damage or ruin (something)毁掉 : to damage or change (something) so that it does not work properly弄糟；弄坏
- Drugs screwed up her life.毒品毁了她的一生。
- I don't know what I did, but I somehow screwed up the computer.我不知道自己做了什么，不知怎么地就把电脑搞坏了。
3
screw (someone) up or screw up (someone) : to make (someone) very upset and unhappy for a long time使（某人）长期难过
- The divorce really screwed him up.离婚真的让他十分难过。
4
screw (something) up or screw up (something) : to tighten the muscles of (your face or eyes)眯起眼；扭曲着脸
- He screwed his face up into a frown.他眯起了眼，皱起了眉。
- She screwed up her eyes [=she squinted] and tried to read the sign.她眯起眼睛，努力看清指示牌。
5
screw up the/your courage : to make yourself brave enough to do something difficult振作；鼓起勇气 — see also 2screw 6
- I finally screwed up the courage to tell them that I was quitting.我终于鼓足勇气告诉他们我要退出了。
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