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

rung1

/rʌŋ

noun

1A horizontal support on a ladder for a person’s foot.He stood, his foot on the lower rungs of a ladder that led to the upper shelves, with his weight propped on his elevated knee....

That wouldn't buy them much time, Sydney knew, so she steeled herself and placed one foot on the first rung of the ladder.
He placed a foot on the first rung of the ladder on the side of the freighter and began to climb, hefting himself up onto the roof.

1.1A level in a hierarchical structure, especially a class or career structure: we must ensure that the low-skilled do not get trapped on the bottom rung...

New research by the Bank of Scotland shows that first-time buyers north of the Border are still able to get their foot on the first rung of the housing ladder.
The arrangement is designed to allow young couples to get a foot on the first rung of the housing ladder.
Now with a foot firmly on the lower rungs of the ladder to rockdom, it's hard not to imagine that they will do anything but ascend.

2A strengthening crosspiece in the structure of a chair.In a lucid moment Winston found that he was shouting with the others and kicking his heel violently against the rung of his chair....

Grabbing the rung of the chair he pulled him over next to the wall.
Kitchen chairs or stools that have rungs are especially helpful, as it can be tiring for your daughter if her feet don't reach the floor.

Derivatives

runged

adjective ...

He balanced himself on a runged chair, as he leaned against the wall of one of the stalls.

rungless

adjective ...

Through shifting openings in the clouds of dust they could see that it was rungless in places, rickety, tottering.

Origin

Old English hrung (in sense 2); related to Dutch rong and German Runge.

Rhymes

rung2

/rʌŋ

Past participle of ring².

单词	rung
释义	rung1 /rʌŋ / noun 1A horizontal support on a ladder for a person’s foot.He stood, his foot on the lower rungs of a ladder that led to the upper shelves, with his weight propped on his elevated knee.... That wouldn't buy them much time, Sydney knew, so she steeled herself and placed one foot on the first rung of the ladder. He placed a foot on the first rung of the ladder on the side of the freighter and began to climb, hefting himself up onto the roof. 1.1A level in a hierarchical structure, especially a class or career structure: we must ensure that the low-skilled do not get trapped on the bottom rung... New research by the Bank of Scotland shows that first-time buyers north of the Border are still able to get their foot on the first rung of the housing ladder. The arrangement is designed to allow young couples to get a foot on the first rung of the housing ladder. Now with a foot firmly on the lower rungs of the ladder to rockdom, it's hard not to imagine that they will do anything but ascend. 2A strengthening crosspiece in the structure of a chair.In a lucid moment Winston found that he was shouting with the others and kicking his heel violently against the rung of his chair.... Grabbing the rung of the chair he pulled him over next to the wall. Kitchen chairs or stools that have rungs are especially helpful, as it can be tiring for your daughter if her feet don't reach the floor. Derivatives runged adjective ... He balanced himself on a runged chair, as he leaned against the wall of one of the stalls. rungless adjective ... Through shifting openings in the clouds of dust they could see that it was rungless in places, rickety, tottering. Origin Old English hrung (in sense 2); related to Dutch rong and German Runge. Rhymes among, bung, clung, dung, flung, hung, lung, outflung, shantung, slung, sprung, strung, stung, sung, swung, tongue, underslung, wrung, young rung2 /rʌŋ / Past participle of ring².
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