hammer的详尽意思

1. 击铁，（小木）槌，榔头，铁锤，锤骨，锣锤，杵锤，槌（锤）状物，锤
2. 链球，掷链球（运动）
3. 油门
4. 【机】唇锤
5. 【音】音槌，音锤
6. 哈默是丹麦制造的导弹快艇

1. （接连）锤打，锤击，锤薄，使锤成，把...锤进，用锤钉入，锤制
2. 努力不懈于，努力干，孜孜以求
3. 痛打，猛踢，猛击
4. 宣布已无偿还能力
5. 硬灌，强迫灌输（思想）给，反复强调，反复讲透，重点讲清
6. （猛轰）使惨败，将（对手）彻底击败，轻易打败（对方）
7. 敲，钉，（反复）敲打，连续击打
8. 用力踢球得分
9. 严厉批评

1. the part of a gunlock that strikes the percussion cap when the trigger is pulled
2. a hand tool with a heavy rigid head and a handle; used to deliver an impulsive force by striking
3. the ossicle attached to the eardrum
4. a light drumstick with a rounded head that is used to strike such percussion instruments as chimes, kettledrums, marimbas, glockenspiels, etc.
5. a heavy metal sphere attached to a flexible wire; used in the hammer throw
6. a striker that is covered in felt and that causes the piano strings to vibrate
7. a power tool for drilling rocks
8. the act of pounding (delivering repeated heavy blows);

   "the sudden hammer of fists caught him off guard"
   "the pounding of feet on the hallway"
   

1. beat with or as if with a hammer;

   "hammer the metal flat"
   

2. create by hammering;

   "hammer the silver into a bowl"
   "forge a pair of tongues"
   

1. 槌：1.特制弦槌(Hammer): 特制内衬羊毛弦槌(Hammer). 2.高音清脆明亮,回响绵延柔长,低音沉厚稳重,音区过渡自然统一,练习、演奏均挥洒自如,淋漓尽致. 3. 键盘白键: 仿象牙, 黑键: 合成材料. 4.配有内藏式高级液压缓降盖.

1. The only tools in the house are a hammer and a saw.
   屋子里仅有的工具是一把锤子和一把锯。

1. I hammered a picture frame.
   我钉了个相框。
2. In order to hang the picture, he had to hammer a nail.
   为了挂那幅画,他必须钉枚钉子。
3. The blacksmith is hammering the red-hot metal.
   铁匠正在锤烧红的铁。
4. We hammer metal with a hammer.
   我们用铁锤锤打金属。
5. We hammered a team.
   我们击败了一支队伍。

1. We hammered it flat.
   我们用锤子把它敲平。
2. The worker hammered the iron flat.
   工人把铁锤平了。
3. The machine can hammer metal very thin.
   这台机器能把金属锤得很薄。

• He was one with..the hammer that sent nails in cleanly at two blows.

  出自：J. Gardner

• The man was hammering a piece of metal, with quick, light blows.

  出自：D. H. Lawrence

• Mark Loram..hammered in a stunning 14th minute goal.

  出自：Lancashire Evening Telegraph

• The pianist began to hammer out a tune on the battered piano.

  出自：T. C. Wolfe

• ☆ 直接源自古英语的hamor，意为锤。