bend 的英语意思
bendbend1 /bend/ verb (past tense and past participle bent /bent/) 
查看全部语言翻译1[intransitive, transitive] to move part of your body so that it is not straight or so that you are not upright使身体某部位弯曲，或使身体不挺直: 
Lee bent and kissed her.李弯下身来吻了她。 She bent her head.她低下了头。 Bend your knees, but keep your back straight.弯曲膝盖，但要保持背部挺直。bend over Emma bent over to pick up the coins.艾玛弯腰去捡那些硬币。bend down I bent down to lift the box off the floor.我弯腰把箱子从地板上抬了起来。bend towards/across etc He bent towards me and whispered in my ear.他俯身向我，在我耳边低声说话。2[transitive] to push or press something so that it is no longer flat or straight推压某物，使其不再平直: You need a special tool to bend the steel.你需要一种特殊工具来弯曲钢材。3[intransitive] to become curved and no longer flat or straight变弯曲，不再平直: Several branches started bending towards the ground.几根树枝开始向地面弯曲。4[intransitive] when a road bends, it changes direction to form a curve（道路）改变方向，形成弯道: The road bends sharply to the left.这条路急剧向左弯曲。5bend the truth to say something that is not completely true说不完全属实的话6bend over backwards (to do something) to try very hard to be helpful竭尽所能地帮助别人: We bent over backwards to finish it on time.我们竭尽全力按时完成了它。7bend somebody’s ear spoken口语 to talk to someone, especially for a long time, about something that is worrying you向某人倾诉（尤指长时间诉说令自己担忧的事）8on bended knee a)trying very hard to persuade someone to do something竭力说服某人做某事: He begged on bended knee for another chance.他跪地恳求再给一次机会。 b)in a kneeling position跪着；跪地: He went down on bended knee and asked her to marry him.他单膝跪地，向她求婚。9bend your mind/efforts to something formal正式 to give all your energy or attention to one activity, plan etc将全部精力或注意力投入某一活动、计划等10bend to somebody’s will formal正式 to do what someone else wants, especially when you do not want to顺从他人的意愿（尤指自己不愿意时） → bend the rules at rule1(1)
查看全部语言翻译1[intransitive, transitive] to move part of your body so that it is not straight or so that you are not upright使身体某部位弯曲，或使身体不挺直: Lee bent and kissed her.李弯下身来吻了她。 She bent her head.她低下了头。 Bend your knees, but keep your back straight.弯曲膝盖，但要保持背部挺直。bend over Emma bent over to pick up the coins.艾玛弯腰去捡那些硬币。bend down I bent down to lift the box off the floor.我弯腰把箱子从地板上抬了起来。bend towards/across etc He bent towards me and whispered in my ear.他俯身向我，在我耳边低声说话。2[transitive] to push or press something so that it is no longer flat or straight推压某物，使其不再平直: You need a special tool to bend the steel.你需要一种特殊工具来弯曲钢材。3[intransitive] to become curved and no longer flat or straight变弯曲，不再平直: Several branches started bending towards the ground.几根树枝开始向地面弯曲。4[intransitive] when a road bends, it changes direction to form a curve（道路）改变方向，形成弯道: The road bends sharply to the left.这条路急剧向左弯曲。5bend the truth to say something that is not completely true说不完全属实的话6bend over backwards (to do something) to try very hard to be helpful竭尽所能地帮助别人: We bent over backwards to finish it on time.我们竭尽全力按时完成了它。7bend somebody’s ear spoken口语 to talk to someone, especially for a long time, about something that is worrying you向某人倾诉（尤指长时间诉说令自己担忧的事）8on bended knee a)trying very hard to persuade someone to do something竭力说服某人做某事: He begged on bended knee for another chance.他跪地恳求再给一次机会。 b)in a kneeling position跪着；跪地: He went down on bended knee and asked her to marry him.他单膝跪地，向她求婚。9bend your mind/efforts to something formal正式 to give all your energy or attention to one activity, plan etc将全部精力或注意力投入某一活动、计划等10bend to somebody’s will formal正式 to do what someone else wants, especially when you do not want to顺从他人的意愿（尤指自己不愿意时） → bend the rules at rule1(1)bendbend2 noun [countable] 1a curved part of something, especially a road or river（尤指道路或河流的）弯曲处，转弯处: The car came round the bend at a terrifying speed.那辆车以令人胆战心惊的速度拐过弯道。bend in a sharp bend in the road路上的急弯2an action in which you bend a part of your body弯曲身体某部位的动作: We started the session with a few knee bends to warm up.我们以几个屈膝动作开始热身。3drive somebody round the bend British English spoken口语 to annoy someone使某人恼怒: His attitude drives me round the bend.他的态度令我抓狂。4be/go round the bend British English spoken口语 to be or become crazy发疯；变得神经失常: I sometimes feel I’m going round the bend looking after young children all day.整天照顾小孩子，我有时觉得自己快要发疯了。5the bends a painful and serious condition that divers get if they come up from deep water too quickly潜水病（潜水员从深水中急速上浮时引发的剧烈疼痛且严重的症状）COLLOCATIONS词语搭配adjectives形容词a sharp/tight bend (=a curve that changes direction suddenly)· That road sign means you are approaching a sharp bend.· 那个路标表示你正在接近急弯。a hairpin bend (=a very sharp bend in which a road changes direction, usually on a mountain)· The road wound up the mountain in a series of hairpin bends.· 这条路蜿蜒盘旋而上，尽是发卡弯。a slight/gentle/wide bend (=that changes direction slightly or gradually)· Ahead of us there was a wide bend in the river.· 在我们前方，河流有一处宽阔的弯道。a blind bend (=that you cannot see around when you are driving)· Never overtake another car on a blind bend.· 在盲弯处切勿超车。a left-hand/right-hand bend (=going towards the left or the right)· Take the turning just after the left-hand bend in the road.· 在路上的左弯之后立刻转弯。verbs动词come around/round the bend· Suddenly a motorbike came around the bend at top speed.· 突然，一辆摩托车以最快速度从弯道冲了过来。round the bend· He rounded the bend much too fast.· 他拐弯时速度实在太快了。
1a curved part of something, especially a road or river（尤指道路或河流的）弯曲处，转弯处: The car came round the bend at a terrifying speed.那辆车以令人胆战心惊的速度拐过弯道。bend in a sharp bend in the road路上的急弯2an action in which you bend a part of your body弯曲身体某部位的动作: We started the session with a few knee bends to warm up.我们以几个屈膝动作开始热身。3drive somebody round the bend British English spoken口语 to annoy someone使某人恼怒: His attitude drives me round the bend.他的态度令我抓狂。4be/go round the bend British English spoken口语 to be or become crazy发疯；变得神经失常: I sometimes feel I’m going round the bend looking after young children all day.整天照顾小孩子，我有时觉得自己快要发疯了。5the bends a painful and serious condition that divers get if they come up from deep water too quickly潜水病（潜水员从深水中急速上浮时引发的剧烈疼痛且严重的症状）COLLOCATIONS词语搭配adjectives形容词a sharp/tight bend (=a curve that changes direction suddenly)· That road sign means you are approaching a sharp bend.· 那个路标表示你正在接近急弯。a hairpin bend (=a very sharp bend in which a road changes direction, usually on a mountain)· The road wound up the mountain in a series of hairpin bends.· 这条路蜿蜒盘旋而上，尽是发卡弯。a slight/gentle/wide bend (=that changes direction slightly or gradually)· Ahead of us there was a wide bend in the river.· 在我们前方，河流有一处宽阔的弯道。a blind bend (=that you cannot see around when you are driving)· Never overtake another car on a blind bend.· 在盲弯处切勿超车。a left-hand/right-hand bend (=going towards the left or the right)· Take the turning just after the left-hand bend in the road.· 在路上的左弯之后立刻转弯。verbs动词come around/round the bend· Suddenly a motorbike came around the bend at top speed.· 突然，一辆摩托车以最快速度从弯道冲了过来。round the bend· He rounded the bend much too fast.· 他拐弯时速度实在太快了。