hurdle

第三人称单数：hurdles第三人称复数：hurdles现在分词：hurdling过去分词：hurdled过去式：hurdled

hurdle基本解释

名词障碍，困难; 跳栏; 障碍赛跑; [史]囚笼，囚车

不及物动词克服困难; 越过障碍; 参加跨栏赛跑

及物动词跳过障碍; 跳栏; 用疏篱围住; 克服困难

hurdle相关例句

及物动词

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1. The horse hurdled both the fence and the ditch.
这马连篱笆和沟都跳过去了。

2. The horse hurdled the fence with ease.
那匹马轻而易举地跨过栅栏。

名词

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1. He overcame many hurdles to become a lawyer.
他克服了许多困难成为一名律师。

2. The final hurdles have been removed.
最后的障碍已被排除了。

hurdle网络解释

1. hurdle是什么意思

1. 跨栏：110m男子跨栏(Hurdle)冠军是12:96,仍不及刘翔的world record 12:88;女子撑竿跳高(Pole Vault)打破了美国记录,挑战世界记录失败;1500m决赛(final)一个16岁长发及腰的初中小姑娘,成为一道亮丽的风景;

2. 栏：郭晶晶(CHN) 依然超杀:Lisbeth Trickett 游泳天王团:(USA)马琳(CHN) 羽球天才:林丹(CHN) 羽球无双:女子跳高(High Jump)金牌 女子撑竿跳(Pole Vault)金牌男子标枪(Javelin Throw)金牌(表情真的超臭屁的) 男子110公尺跨栏(Hurdle)金牌在未来更无国界的世界里,

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3. 跨栏跑：自从刘翔在雅典奥运会为亚洲夺得110米栏的金牌后,跨栏跑成了我们现在最喜爱的田径项目. 那你对跨栏跑了解多少呢?一起来了解下吧. 跨栏跑(Hurdle)起源于英国. 17~18世纪时,英国牧羊人经常跨越羊圈,这种游戏逐渐演变为跨栏跑. 成为田径比赛项目已有10 0多年历史.

4. hurdle

4. 障碍：humiliate使......丢脸 | hurdle障碍 | hypercritical吹毛求疵的

hurdle词典解释

1. 障碍;困难;难关
A hurdle is a problem, difficulty, or part of a process that may prevent you from achieving something.

e.g. Two-thirds of candidates fail at this first hurdle and are packed off home...
三分之二的候选人在第一个难关就败下阵来，只好打包回家了。
e.g. The weather will be the biggest hurdle so I have to be ready.
天气将会是最大的障碍，所以我必须要作好准备。

2. 跨栏赛跑;障碍赛跑
Hurdles is a race in which people have to jump over a number of obstacles that are also called hurdles. You can use hurdles to refer to one or more races.

e.g. Davis won the 400m. hurdles in a new Olympic time of 49.3 sec.
戴维斯以49.3秒的成绩刷新奥运会纪录，在400米跨栏赛跑中一举夺冠。

3. （在跑步过程中）跳跃，跨越
If you hurdle, you jump over something while you are running.

e.g. He crossed the lawn and hurdled the short fence...
他跑过草地，跳过低矮的栅栏。
e.g. She learnt to hurdle by leaping over bales of hay on her family's farm.
她通过在自家农场里跳跨干草捆学会了跨栏。

hurdle英英释义

noun

1. the act of jumping over an obstacle

Synonym: vault

2. a light movable barrier that competitors must leap over in certain races

3. an obstacle that you are expected to overcome

e.g. the last hurdle before graduation

verb

1. jump a hurdle