straggled

英 [ˈstræɡld]

美 [ˈstræɡld]

v.  蔓生; 杂乱地蔓延; 散布; 落伍; 掉队; 落在后面
straggle的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 散乱地移动;零星地走
  If peoplestragglesomewhere, they move there slowly, in small groups with large, irregular gaps between them.
  1. They came straggling up the cliff road...
     他们零零散散地沿着悬崖小路走上来。
  2. The other boys straggled away, some to their work in the kitchen, some to the great hall.
     其他男孩散开了，有些去厨房干活去了，有些去大厅了。
• VERB 散乱地分布;散布
  If a small quantity of thingsstraggleover an area, they cover it in an uneven or untidy way.
  1. Her grey hair straggled in wisps about her face...
     她那灰白的头发一缕缕地披散在脸旁。
  2. They were beyond the last straggling suburbs now.
     他们现在已经远离了最远的零星分布的郊区了。

双语例句

• Her hair straggled over her collar.
  她的头发散落在衣领上。
• Stretcher-bearers ran in and out of the building as firefighters straggled to put out the blaze.
  当消防队员奋力扑灭大火时，担架手在出入火海救人。
• Houses straggled across the countryside.
  房屋零乱地散布于乡间。
• Vines straggled over the yard.
  葡萄树在院子里蔓生。
• The school children straggled along the country lane.
  学童零零落落地走在乡间小路上。
• A wisp of hair straggled across her ear.
  一束头发散落在她耳朵上。
• The houses straggled down the hillside.
  房屋散布于山坡之上。
• We straggled down quickly through the rain to the cars.
  我们零零落落地在雨中跑回到车子上。
• It straggled onward into the mystery of the primeval forest.
  这条小路婉蜒伸入神秘的原始森林之中。
• His small but childish handwriting straggled up and down the page.
  他的纤小而有些孩子气的笔迹在本子上弯弯曲曲地描述着。