| 单词 | wheeze |
| 释义 | wheeze I. intransitive verb 1. < went to every doctor and still he coughed and still he wheezed — N.R.Nash > < I wheezed asthmatically with my face in the ground — A.R.Matthews > 2. < the old car jerked and wheezed over the country road > < they heard a bullet wheeze about their heads — J.H.Stuart > transitive verb < the ancient organ wheezes out its tune > II. 1. a. < unmoving except for the heavy wheeze of his breath — Herbert Gold > < a history of wheeze is … significant in any patient presenting a mass in the chest — Journal American Medical Association > b. < the ability to diagnose accurately a wheeze under a hood … on the highway — W.C.Oursler > 2. a. (1) < if a wheeze clicks at a matinee and an evening show I leave it in — Success Magazine > (2) < few plays have ever succeeded in gathering … so many of the old familiar wheezes — Nation > (3) < thought it was just a wheeze of the purser to turn us all out bright and early — Thomas Wood †1950 > b. < the ancient wheeze that Hollywood buys good stories about bad girls and makes them into bad stories about good girls — R.L.Blakesley > < the wheeze that in life you get exactly what you give — T.H.Fielding > |
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