trussed

• 指被紧紧捆扎或固定住的东西，常用于烹饪语境（如捆扎好准备烘烤的禽类）或建筑语境（如由桁架支撑的屋顶）。

Describes something that is tied up or bound tightly, often used in the context of cooking (a bird prepared for roasting) or construction (a roof supported by a truss).

1. Bound or secured closelyB2formal

   Tied up tightly, often with ropes or straps, to restrict movement or for preparation (e.g., for cooking).

   被捆绑的

   • The turkey was trussed before being placed in the oven.
   • The prisoner was trussed with heavy chains.
   • The package was trussed securely with twine.

   同义词boundcordedfastenedfetteredpinionedshackledtetheredtied

   反义词freelooseunboundunsecureduntied

• 动词，指用绳子、带子等把某物紧紧捆扎或固定在一起；也指用桁架等结构支撑或加固建筑、桥梁等。

A verb meaning to tie up or bind something tightly, especially with ropes or straps, or to support a structure with a truss.

1. Tie up poultry for cookingB2formalculinary

   To tie the wings and legs of a bird, such as a chicken or turkey, close to its body before roasting or cooking.

   捆扎禽类

   • The chef carefully trussed the chicken before putting it in the oven.
   • You should truss the turkey to ensure even cooking.
   • She learned how to truss a bird in her culinary class.

   同义词bindfastensecuretie

2. Bind or secure tightlyB2formal

   To fasten or tie someone or something securely with ropes or similar material.

   捆绑

   • The sailors trussed the cargo to the deck to prevent it from shifting.
   • He trussed the bundle of sticks with a strong cord.
   • The prisoner was trussed up and left in the corner.

   同义词bindfastenlashpinionsecurestraptethertie

   反义词freeloosenreleaseunbinduntie

3. Support with a frameworkC1formaltechnical

   To provide structural support to a roof, bridge, or other construction using a framework of beams or trusses.

   用桁架支撑

   • The engineers trussed the roof to withstand heavy snow loads.
   • The bridge is trussed with steel beams for extra stability.
   • They trussed the old barn to prevent it from collapsing.

   同义词bracebuttresspropreinforceshoresupport