UNBLOCK - 从英语翻译成中文

unlock [ˌʌnˈlɒk] 动词 trans

unlock

开…的锁 kāi…de suǒ

I. block [blɒk] 名词

1. block:

block

大块 dàkuài

a block of stone

一大块石头

2. block:

block

一批 yīpī

block

一组 yīzǔ

3. block:

block

街区 jiēqū

4. block:

block

障碍物 zhàng'àiwù

block

阻塞物 zǔsèwù

5. block:

block

大楼 dàlóu

block

大厦 dàshà

a block of flats

公寓大楼

II. block [blɒk] 动词 trans

block

阻塞 zǔsè

block

封锁 fēngsuǒ

The street was blocked with crowds.

街道被人群阻塞。

block [blɒk]

block in [or out]

画出…的草图 huàchū…de cǎotú

block off

封锁 fēngsuǒ

block off

封闭 fēngbì

block up

阻塞 zǔsè

block up

阻碍 zǔ'ài

unborn [ˌʌnˈbɔːn] 形

unborn

未诞生的 wèi dànshēng de

unborn

未来的 wèiláide

I. clock [klɒk] 名词

clock

(时)钟 zhōng

II. clock [klɒk] 动词 trans

1. clock:

clock

花…时间 huā…shíjiān

clock

达到…的速度 dádào…de sùdù

2. clock:

clock

测定…的速度 cèdìng…de sùdù

3. clock 英 俗:

clock

注意到 zhùyì dào

clock

认出 rènchū

clock [klɒk]

around [or round] the clock

连续一昼夜 liánxù yī zhòuyè

clock in

上班打卡 shàngbān dǎkǎ

clock out

下班打卡 xiàbān dǎkǎ

clock up

记录(时间、距离等) jìlù

put [or turn] back the clock

把钟拨慢 bǎ zhōng bō màn

put [or turn] back the clock 引

开倒车 kāi dàochē

wind up a clock

给钟上发条 gěi zhōng shàng fātiáo

I. flock [flɒk] 名词

1. flock:

flock

群(如人群、鸟群羊群等等) qún

2. flock:

flock

基督教会的会众 jīdūjiàohuì de huìzhòng

II. flock [flɒk] 动词 不及物动词

flock

群集 qúnjí

flock

成群而行 chéngqún ér xíng

The crowd flocked into the stadium.

人群涌进体育场。

Present

I	unlock
you	unlock
he/she/it	unlocks
we	unlock
you	unlock
they	unlock

Past

I	unlocked
you	unlocked
he/she/it	unlocked
we	unlocked
you	unlocked
they	unlocked

Present Perfect

I	have	unlocked
you	have	unlocked
he/she/it	has	unlocked
we	have	unlocked
you	have	unlocked
they	have	unlocked

Past Perfect

I	had	unlocked
you	had	unlocked
he/she/it	had	unlocked
we	had	unlocked
you	had	unlocked
they	had	unlocked

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

During the fall migration and winter, chickadees often flock together.

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It sometimes follows mammals or birds to catch the insects they flush, and joins mixed-species flocks in ones and twos.

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They flocked from throughout the country, many unable to even enter the city due to heavy traffic.

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A surge of national unity in 1861 brought thousands flocking to the colors from every town and city.

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Flocks fly to watering holes at dawn and dusk.

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