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shouldered

/ˈʃoʊl.dərd/

翻译: 古旧形容词,意为“有肩的”或“肩膀……的”,通常用于复合词中(如“宽肩的”)。现已不再单独作形容词使用。, 动词,表示承担、担负责任、重担或任务,也指用肩膀推挤。

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adjective

formalcommon已废弃/ˈʃoʊl.dərd/

An obsolete adjective meaning having shoulders, typically used in combination (e.g., 'broad-shouldered'). It is no longer used as a standalone adjective.

  • 🇨🇳古旧形容词,意为“有肩的”或“肩膀……的”,通常用于复合词中(如“宽肩的”)。现已不再单独作形容词使用。
  1. Having shoulders of a specified type B2 formal

    Describing a person or animal with shoulders of a particular kind or shape.

    • He was a broad-shouldered man.
    • The statue depicted a strong-shouldered warrior.
    • She was a narrow-shouldered young woman.

    🇨🇳有…肩的

verb

shoulderB2formalcommon/ˈʃoʊl.dər/

A verb used to indicate the act of accepting or bearing a responsibility, burden, or task, or physically pushing with the shoulder.

  • 🇨🇳动词,表示承担、担负责任、重担或任务,也指用肩膀推挤。
  1. Accept responsibility B2 formal

    To take on or accept a burden, responsibility, or duty.

    • She shouldered the blame for the team's failure.
    • He shouldered the responsibility of caring for his younger siblings.
    • The manager shouldered the task of reorganizing the department.

    🇨🇳承担

    同义词: acceptassumebearcarryembracetake onundertake

    反义词: avoiddeclinedodgeevaderefuseshirk

  2. Push with shoulder B2 informal

    To push or force one's way through a crowd or obstacle using the shoulder.

    • He shouldered his way through the crowded market.
    • She shouldered past the reporters to get to the car.
    • The guard shouldered the door open to let them through.

    🇨🇳用肩膀挤开

    同义词: bargeelbowjostlepushshovethrust

  • shouldered past participle
  • shouldered past simple
  • shouldering present participle
  • shoulders third person singular

短语动词变体: shoulder in