deform
/dɪˈfɔːm/ (bre, ipa) · /dɪˈfɔːrm/ (ame, ipa) · /di-ˈfȯrm dē-/ (ame, mw)
deform — 動詞
- deformpresent simple I / you / we / they
- deformshe / she / it
- deformedpast simple
- deforming-ing form
1. to press, bend, heat, or hit something so that it no longer keeps its normal sha
使變形
讓某物失去原本形狀
to press, bend, heat, or hit something so that it no longer keeps its normal shape.
The crash deformed the car door so badly that it would not open.
那場撞擊把車門撞到嚴重變形,怎麼也打不開。
deform + object through impact
Heat from the stove deformed the plastic spoon in seconds.
爐子的熱氣幾秒內就讓塑膠湯匙變形了。
heat deformed + object
Emre's heavy boot deformed the soft cake box on the bus.
Emre 厚重的靴子在公車上把蛋糕盒踩變形了。
The workers deformed the metal sheet while lifting it with hooks.
工人們用掛鉤搬起金屬板時,把它弄到變形了。
- straighten
to make something return to a regular shape
文法句型
deform + object
deform + object + with/by + force or heat
用法筆記
Often used when force, heat, or pressure changes the shape of metal, plastic, bone, or another solid thing in an unwanted way.
常見錯誤
2. to lose your normal shape and end up bent, uneven, or pushed out of form.
變形
本身失去原本形狀
to lose your normal shape and end up bent, uneven, or pushed out of form.
The wax figure deformed under the hot stage lights.
那個蠟像在舞台熱燈下變形了。
subject + deform + under + cause
After the flood, the wooden floor deformed near the kitchen wall.
淹水過後,木地板靠近廚房牆邊的地方變形了。
The cheap tray deformed in the oven before dinner was ready.
那個便宜托盤在烤箱裡就變形了,晚餐還沒做好。
One side of the helmet deformed when the truck rolled over it.
卡車從安全帽上輾過時,其中一側變形了。
文法句型
subject + deform + under + pressure or heat
subject + deform + in/from + condition
用法筆記
Used when the thing itself changes shape. The cause is often heat, weight, water, or pressure, and the result is usually unwanted.