bolting
/bəʊlt/ (bre, ipa) · [bˈoltɪŋ] /boʊlt/ (ame, ipa) · [bˈoltɪŋ] /ˈbōlt How to pronounce bolt (audio)/ (ame, mw)
bolting — 動詞
- boltingpresent simple I / you / we / they
- boltings3rd person singular
- boltinging-ing form
- boltingedpast simple
1. running away at great speed after fear or surprise suddenly takes over
狂奔;衝走
因驚嚇而突然飛快跑開
running away at great speed after fear or surprise suddenly takes over
The horse bolted from the stable when thunder shook the roof.
雷聲震動屋頂時,那匹馬從馬廄狂奔出去。
bolt from + place after a fright
Greta bolted across the station after smelling smoke near the ticket gates.
Greta 聞到驗票口附近的煙味後,立刻穿過車站狂奔離開。
At the first firework, the dog bolted for the garden gate.
第一聲煙火一響,那隻狗就朝花園門口狂奔過去。
Christopher heard glass break downstairs and bolted out of bed.
Christopher 聽見樓下玻璃碎裂,立刻從床上跳起衝出去。
文法句型
bolt from + place
bolt for + exit
bolt out of + bed/room/building
用法筆記
Often used for animals or frightened people who suddenly break control and rush away. Common prepositions are 'from', 'for', and 'out of'.
常見錯誤
2. eating very quickly, with little chewing, because you are in a hurry or too eage
狼吞虎嚥
匆忙地飛快吃下食物
eating very quickly, with little chewing, because you are in a hurry or too eager to wait
Kabir bolted his noodles before the train reached the next stop.
Kabir 在火車到下一站前,把麵狼吞虎嚥地吃完了。
bolt + food
The children bolted down their sandwiches and ran back to the field.
孩子們狼吞虎嚥地吃完三明治,就跑回球場。
bolt down + food
Rin was so late that she bolted down a banana on the stairs.
Rin 快遲到了,只好在樓梯上狼吞虎嚥地吞下一根香蕉。
After fasting all day, Karim bolted his dinner without speaking.
禁食一整天後,Karim 一句話也沒說就狼吞虎嚥地吃完晚餐。
文法句型
bolt + meal/food
bolt down + meal/food
用法筆記
Usually used with food words such as lunch, dinner, or sandwich. It often suggests bad manners or not chewing properly, not just speed.
常見錯誤
3. securing a door, gate, or window by pushing the crossbar into place
閂上
把門窗的橫閂推上鎖住
securing a door, gate, or window by pushing the crossbar into place
Before bed, Hoa bolted the back door and checked the kitchen window.
睡前,Hoa 把後門閂上,還檢查了廚房的窗戶。
bolt + door/window/gate
The shop owner bolted the gate as the crowd moved closer.
人群越靠越近時,店主把大門閂上了。
Naoko heard the warning siren and bolted every downstairs window.
Naoko 聽見警報聲後,把樓下所有窗戶都閂上。
When the storm began, Caleb ran outside to bolt the shed door.
暴風雨開始時,Caleb 跑到外面去把小屋的門閂上。
文法句型
bolt + door/gate/window
bolt + building entrance
用法筆記
The object is usually a door, gate, or window that already has a sliding bar. Distinguish from sense 4, which is about joining things with hardware.
常見錯誤
4. holding something firmly in place by joining it with metal bolts
螺栓固定
用螺栓把物體牢牢裝上
holding something firmly in place by joining it with metal bolts
The workers bolted the steel frame to the concrete floor.
工人們把鋼架用螺栓固定在混凝土地板上。
bolt + object + to + surface
Camila held the shelf steady while her father bolted it to the wall.
Camila 扶穩架子時,她父親把它用螺栓固定到牆上。
Engineers bolted the new seats into the ferry before the holiday weekend.
工程師們在連假前,把新座椅用螺栓固定在渡輪裡。
A mechanic was bolting the cover plate back onto the machine.
一名技師正在把蓋板重新用螺栓固定到機器上。
文法句型
bolt + object + to/onto + surface
bolt + object + into + frame/base
用法筆記
Usually used for construction, vehicles, or machinery where one solid part is attached to another. Unlike sense 3, the focus is on hardware fixing rather than locking an entrance.
常見錯誤
bolting — 名詞
1. a sudden act of running away or breaking free in fear or great haste
逃竄
受驚後突然衝開跑走
a sudden act of running away or breaking free in fear or great haste
The bolting of the frightened horse tore the rope from Karim's hands.
那匹受驚的馬突然逃竄,把繩子從 Karim 手中扯走了。
the bolting of + animal/person
A sharp clap of thunder caused bolting among the sheep on the road.
一記響雷讓路上的羊群突然四散逃竄。
bolting among + animals
Stable workers train young riders to stay calm during a horse's bolting.
馬房工作人員會訓練年輕騎士,在馬匹逃竄時保持冷靜。
The guide blamed the campfire smoke for the deer's bolting at dusk.
那名嚮導認為,黃昏時那頭鹿的突然逃竄是營火煙霧造成的。
文法句型
the bolting of + animal/person
bolting among + animals/crowd
用法筆記
Most often appears in horse riding or animal-handling contexts. It refers to the sudden escape itself, not to the object or bar called a bolt.