thrash
/θræʃ/ (bre, ipa) · /θræʃ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈthrash/ (ame, mw)
thrash — 動詞
- thrashpresent simple I / you / we / they
- thrasheshe / she / it
- thrashedpast simple
- thrashing-ing form
1. to strike a person or animal repeatedly with a stick, whip, or similar object, u
鞭打;痛打
用棍棒等反覆毆打作為懲罰
to strike a person or animal repeatedly with a stick, whip, or similar object, usually as a punishment for something they have done wrong
The cruel farmer used to thrash the oxen whenever they slowed down in the fields.
那個殘忍的農夫常常在牛走得慢時用棍子痛打牠們。
thrash + animal (oxen)
In Victorian schools, teachers would thrash boys for minor mistakes in their lessons.
在維多利亞時代的學校裡,老師會因為學生犯小錯而鞭打他們。
thrash + person (for + reason)
Nala's grandfather was thrashed as a child for speaking his native language at school.
Nala 的祖父小時候因為在學校說母語而被鞭打。
The old law allowed masters to thrash their servants, but it was rarely used by the twentieth century.
舊法律允許主人鞭打僕人,但到了二十世紀已經很少使用了。
- pamper
to treat with excessive care and attention
文法句型
thrash + person/animal
用法筆記
This sense is most common in historical or literary contexts. In modern English, 'beat' or 'hit' are more frequent in everyday speech.
常見錯誤
2. to twist and shake your body or a part of it wildly, often because you are in pa
扭動;翻騰
因疼痛或失控而激烈揮動身體
to twist and shake your body or a part of it wildly, often because you are in pain, having seizures, or cannot control your movements
The injured horse thrashed about in the mud, trying desperately to stand up again.
那匹受傷的馬在泥地裡猛烈翻滾,拼命想要站起來。
thrash about + location
Kenji thrashed wildly in his sleep, tangled in the sheets and calling out for help.
Kenji 在睡夢中激烈扭動,被床單纏住,嘴裡喊著救命。
thrash + adverb (wildly) + in + location
The fish thrashed on the deck until the fisherman gently returned it to the water.
那條魚在甲板上用力拍打,直到漁夫輕輕地將牠放回水中。
Clara's arms thrashed above the water as the lifeguard raced toward her across the pool.
Clara 的雙臂在水面上猛烈揮動,救生員飛快地越過泳池朝她游去。
- flail
suggests more random, uncontrolled waving of limbs
- writhe
focuses on twisting motion, usually from pain or discomfort
- toss and turn
specifically for restless movement in bed; less violent
- lie still
to remain motionless
文法句型
thrash + adverb/preposition (about, around, against)
用法筆記
This sense is usually intransitive. The adverb 'about' or 'around' is very common after 'thrash' in this meaning.
常見錯誤
3. to beat an opposing player or team by a very wide margin in a sports match or co
痛宰;擊潰
在比賽中以懸殊比分輕鬆獲勝
to beat an opposing player or team by a very wide margin in a sports match or competition
The home team thrashed their opponents five-nil in front of a huge crowd.
主隊在滿場觀眾面前以五比零痛宰對手。
thrash + opponent + scoreline
Our school's basketball team was thrashed by a much stronger side from the neighbouring city.
我們學校的籃球隊被一支來自鄰市、實力強得多的隊伍徹底擊敗。
passive: be thrashed by + stronger team
Wei thrashed every player in the online chess tournament without losing a single game.
Wei 在線上西洋棋錦標賽中痛宰所有對手,一局未失。
The defending champions thrashed the newcomers ten points to two in the season opener.
衛冕冠軍在開季賽中以十比二痛宰了新加入的隊伍。
- lose to
to be defeated by
文法句型
thrash + opponent/team
常見錯誤
4. to separate the edible seeds of a grain plant from the outer husks and straw by
打穀;脫粒
用敲打方式將穀粒與殼分離
to separate the edible seeds of a grain plant from the outer husks and straw by beating the dried stalks with a tool or machine
Before harvesters were invented, workers had to thrash the wheat by hand with wooden flails.
在收割機發明之前,工人必須用木製連枷徒手打麥。
thrash + grain + method (by hand)
Omar watched the old machine thrash the barley as golden grains poured into the sack below.
Omar 看著那臺舊機器打大麥,金色的穀粒不斷落入下方的麻袋中。
The villagers gathered in the barn to thrash the rice harvest before the rainy season arrived.
村民們聚集在穀倉裡打稻穀,趕在雨季來臨前完成。
文法句型
thrash + grain crop
用法筆記
The spelling 'thresh' is more common than 'thrash' for this agricultural sense. 'Thresh' is the standard form in modern English.
thrash — 名詞
- thrashsingular
- thrashesplural
1. a hard hit, blow, or strike given to a person, animal, or object in a violent or
重擊;毆打
猛烈的打擊或毆打
a hard hit, blow, or strike given to a person, animal, or object in a violent or uncontrolled way
The prisoner received a severe thrash for attempting to climb over the prison wall.
那名囚犯因試圖翻越監獄圍牆而遭到一頓毒打。
receive a thrash + reason
The goalkeeper took a thrash to the face when the striker kicked the ball from close range.
當前鋒近距離射門時,守門員的臉部被球重重擊中。
take a thrash + body part
The cat gave the dangling string a quick thrash with its paw before losing interest.
貓咪用爪子快速拍了一下垂著的繩子,然後就失去興趣了。
文法句型
a thrash + to/in + body part
用法筆記
This noun sense is far less common than the verb. In everyday English, 'hit', 'blow', or 'beating' are used more frequently.
2. a style of heavy metal music that is extremely fast, loud, and aggressive, chara
鞭擊金屬樂
節奏極快的重金屬搖滾樂類型
a style of heavy metal music that is extremely fast, loud, and aggressive, characterised by rapid guitar riffs, pounding drums, and shouted vocals
Slayer and Megadeth helped make thrash popular among young music fans in the 1980s.
Slayer 和 Megadeth 等樂團在 1980 年代讓鞭擊金屬樂在年輕樂迷間流行起來。
thrash + popular + time period
Deepa's first experience with thrash was at a concert where the drums shook the floor beneath her feet.
Deepa 第一次接觸鞭擊金屬樂是在一場演唱會上,鼓聲強烈到她腳下的地板都在震動。
The guitar riffs in thrash are usually much faster than those in traditional heavy metal music.
鞭擊金屬樂的吉他連複段通常比傳統重金屬音樂快得多。
- thrash metal
the full, more formal name for this music genre
- speed metal
a related but distinct subgenre; thrash is generally heavier
用法筆記
People often say 'thrash metal' rather than just 'thrash' when first introducing this genre. Using 'thrash' alone is common among fans and in informal music journalism.