protrude

英 [prəˈtruːd]

美 [proʊˈtruːd]

v.  突出; 伸出; 鼓出

现在分词：protruding　过去式：protruded　第三人称单数：protrudes　过去分词：protruded　

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Collins.1 / BNC.14292 / COCA.11777

牛津词典

verb

• 突出；伸出；鼓出
  to stick out from a place or a surface
  1. protruding teeth
     龅牙
  2. He hung his coat on a nail protruding from the wall.
     他把上衣挂在凸出墙面的一根钉子上。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 伸出；凸出
  If somethingprotrudes fromsomewhere, it sticks out.
  1. ...a huge round mass of smooth rock protruding from the water...
     一块光滑的巨型圆石露出水面
  2. The tip of her tongue was protruding slightly.
     她的舌尖微微伸出。

英英释义

verb

• swell or protrude outwards
  1. His stomach bulged after the huge meal
  Synonym:bulgepouch
• bulge outward
  1. His eyes popped
  Synonym:startpoppop outbulgebulge outbug outcome out
• extend out or project in space
  1. His sharp nose jutted out
  2. A single rock sticks out from the cliff
  Synonym:stick outjut outjutproject

双语例句

• The different tones of various musical instruments may protrude the theme of film music, depicts the figures in the film and play up the episodes and the style.
  不同乐器的不同音色能突现电影音乐主题、画电影人物和渲染影片情节及风格。
• The reform and development of the Chinese literary ontology protrude the visual angle of "literature is human learning".
  当代中国文论的变革发展，凸显了“文学是人学”的视角。
• Pedals and chain drive to a paddle wheel, again that doesn't protrude below the bottoms of the floats, or can be raised to clear the submerged raft floats.
  踏板和锁链驱使桨轮，这并不会再次使它突出漂浮物的底部，或者能够举起来清洗水下的浮筏漂浮物。
• Tending to protrude or project.
  伸出的易于伸出的或突出的。
• Keep your feet under your desk; do not let them protrude into the aisle.
  把脚放在书桌下面，不要伸到走道上。
• This shroud had been completely eaten away at one end, and allowed one of the dead woman's feet to protrude.
  尸布的一端几乎完全烂掉了，露出了死者的一只脚。
• The plastic pick would protrude from Barry's back pocket and he carried it wherever he went.
  从巴里的后面口袋突出来，因为他随时携带。
• Don't let your lower front ribs protrude forward.
  不要让你前侧肋骨的下端向前突出。
• The elbows should be straight and not protrude in any way.
  肘部应平直，不凸出于任何方式。
• Buildings generally protrude above the ground and their roofs are generally composed of plane surfaces.
  建物一般均高出地面且其屋顶是由平面所构成。