thrust
verb
noun
θrʌst
verb
1
to
push
something
somewhere
roughly
猛推，猛塞
T always + adv/prep
She
thrust
a
letter
into
my
hand.
她把一封信往我手里一塞。
He
thrust
me
roughly
towards
the
door.
他粗暴地把我推到门口。
2
to
make
a
sudden
movement
forward
with
a
sword
or
knife
〔用剑或刀〕刺，戳
I
[+
at
]
He
skipped
aside
as
his
opponent
thrust
at
him.
对手向他刺来，他闪身躲向一边。
3
to
refuse
to
think
about
something
把〔某事〕抛在一边; 拒绝考虑〔某事〕
Our
complaints
were
thrust
aside
and
ignored.
我们的投诉被搁在一边置之不理。
4
if
something
is
thrust
upon
you,
you
are
forced
to
accept
it
even
if
you
do
not
want
it
把…强加于，强迫…接受，强人所难
She
never
enjoyed
the
fame
that
was
thrust
upon
her.
对于强加给她的名声，她从未感到过开心过。
He
had
marriage
thrust
upon
him.
他被迫结婚。
noun
5
a
sudden
strong
movement
in
which
you
push
something
forward
猛冲，猛刺; 推进
C
He
jumped
back
to
avoid
another
thrust
of
the
knife.
他往后一闪，躲避捅来的又一刀。
6
the
main
meaning
or
aim
of
what
someone
is
saying
or
doing
〔说话或做事的〕要旨，中心点
singular 单数
[+
of
]
the
main
thrust
of
the
government’s
education
policy
政府教育政策的宗旨
7
the
force
of
an
engine
that
makes
a
car,
train,
or
plane
move
forward
[术语] 〔发动机推进汽车、火车、飞机的〕推力，推进力
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