英语词汇“rammed”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

noun

an uncastrated adult sheep

a piston or moving plate, esp one driven hydraulically or pneumatically

the falling weight of a pile driver or similar device

4. short for battering ram

5. Also called: rostrum, beak

a pointed projection in the stem of an ancient warship for puncturing the hull of enemy ships

a warship equipped with a ram

7. slang

a sexually active man

verbWord forms: rams, ramming or rammed

8. (transitive; usually foll by into)

to force or drive, as by heavy blows

to ram a post into the ground

(of a moving object) to crash with force against (another object) or (of two moving objects) to collide in this way

the ships rammed the enemy

10. (tr; often foll by in or down)

to stuff or cram (something into a hole, etc)

11. (tr; foll by onto, against etc)

to thrust violently

he rammed the books onto the desk

12. (transitive)

to present (an idea, argument, etc) forcefully or aggressively (esp in the phrase ram (something) down someone's throat)

13. (transitive)

to drive (a charge) into a firearm

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释义	Trends of rammed View usage for: rammed in British English past participle of verb, past tense of verb ram ram in British English (ræm) noun 1. an uncastrated adult sheep 2. a piston or moving plate, esp one driven hydraulically or pneumatically 3. the falling weight of a pile driver or similar device 4. short for battering ram 5. Also called: rostrum, beak a pointed projection in the stem of an ancient warship for puncturing the hull of enemy ships 6. a warship equipped with a ram 7. slang a sexually active man verbWord forms: rams, ramming or rammed 8. (transitive; usually foll by into) to force or drive, as by heavy blows to ram a post into the ground 9. (of a moving object) to crash with force against (another object) or (of two moving objects) to collide in this way the ships rammed the enemy 10. (tr; often foll by in or down) to stuff or cram (something into a hole, etc) 11. (tr; foll by onto, against etc) to thrust violently he rammed the books onto the desk 12. (transitive) to present (an idea, argument, etc) forcefully or aggressively (esp in the phrase ram (something) down someone's throat) 13. (transitive) to drive (a charge) into a firearm Derived forms rammer (ˈrammer) noun Word origin Old English ramm; related to Old High German ram ram, Old Norse ramr fierce, rimma to fight Examples of 'rammed' in a sentence rammed You know, success is rammed down your throat everyday in England. Robert Wilson INSTRUMENTS OF DARKNESS (2002) He turned west on to the road to Turku and rammed his foot down. Forbes, Colin COVER STORY (2002) Insults, stones and flares were thrown, and the boats rammed into each other. Times, Sunday Times (2018) While there, they were rammed from the back on a mountain road. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Yet they have rammed those words down the pundits' throats. Times, Sunday Times (2006) In 2006, a short jail sentence for drink-driving finally rammed home the message. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Two weeks later he was rammed off the road by a lorry. Times, Sunday Times (2013)
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