gird

英[ɡɜːd] 美[ɡɜːrd]
  • v. 束;包围;做好准备;赋与(权力);嘲笑
  • n. 讽刺的话
girded/girt girded/girt girding girds
  • girasole n.青蛋白石
  • gird v.束;包围;做好准备;赋与(权力);嘲笑n.讽刺的话
  • girder n.[建]大梁
  • girdle n.腰带;围绕物vt.以腰带束缚;在...周围绕
  • girdlecake n.烘板烘成的糕饼
Verb:
  1. prepare oneself for a military confrontation;

    "The U.S. is girding for a conflict in the Middle East"
    "troops are building up on the Iraqi border"

  2. put a girdle on or around;

    "gird your loins"

  3. bind with something round or circular

1. David gird up his loinsand go out to meet the giant goliath.
大卫准备就绪,出去与巨人歌利亚交战.

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2. Gird your loins, sharpen your steel, you will soon be tested.
系好你的盔甲, 磨利你的武器, 很快你的技巧就会得到检验.

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3. The safety and stability of gird is a whole systematic engineering issue.
电网的安全稳定是一个整体性的系统工程.

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4. A standard switchyard connects the coilPCS to the utility gird.
线圈与PCS经 标准开关站与电力网联接.

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5. Can the British gird up their loins and move ahead?
英国人能鼓足勇气继续前进 吗 ?

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    1. He girded up his loin to face his competitor.
      他做好准备来迎战他的对手。
    2. The climber girded himself with a rope.
      登山者以绳束腰。
    3. They were girding for the exam.
      他们正在准备考试。
    4. The general was girded with the supreme power.
      将军被授予最高权力。