stubbed

英 [stʌbd]

美 [stʌbd]

v.  脚趾不小心踢到…上
stub的过去分词和过去式

COCA.45637

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 残根;残端;(铅笔)头;(烟)蒂
  Thestubof a cigarette or a pencil is the last short piece of it which remains when the rest has been used.
  1. He pulled the stub of a pencil from behind his ear.
     他从耳后拿出一小段铅笔头。
  2. ...an ashtray of cigarette stubs.
     一烟缸的烟蒂
• N-COUNT 票根;存根
  A ticketstubis the part that you keep when you go in to watch a performance.
  1. Fans who still have their original ticket stubs should contact Sheffield Arena by July 3.
     仍保留原始票根的球迷请于 7 月 3 号前和谢菲尔德体育馆联系。
• (支票的)存根
  A chequestubis the small part that you keep as a record of what you have paid.
• VERB 不小心踢到(脚趾)
  If youstubyourtoe, you hurt it by accidentally kicking something.
  1. I stubbed my toes against a table leg.
     我不小心踢到桌子腿上。

双语例句

• When we've finished coding each class, we move on to that class's collaborators, until no stubbed classes are left without a real implementation.
  当我们完成了对每个类的编码后，我们继续对这个类的合作者编码，直到所有stub出来的类都有一个真正的实现。
• This determines which functions are stubbed out and which are not and groups functions into batches which are downloaded together, called clusters.
  被替换的函数会被进一步组合起来，成为一个集群。在同一个集群里的函数在需要的时候会被同时下载到客户端。
• I stubbed my toe on your front step; it was very painful. He will kick away whoever gets under his foot.
  我一脚踢到你前门的台阶上，痛得要命。凡是妨碍他前进的人，他就一脚踢开。
• He stubbed his cigarette out in an ash tray.
  他把烟头掐灭在烟灰缸里。
• Maybe if people didn't go tot he ER for sore throats, chronic back pain, and a stubbed toe the wait times would be less.
  如果人们都不因为什么喉咙痛，慢性背痛，脚趾扭伤去急诊室的话，他们等待的时间会少点。
• He stubbed his cigarette out on the steel floor and took another out of the pack.
  他把烟头在车厢铁踏板上按熄，又从口袋里掏出一支拿着。
• He saw another chance to get rich quick, but he again stubbed his toe.
  他看到了另一次迅速变富的机会，但是又一次摔了跤。
• He stubbed his toe against the doorsill.
  他的脚趾踢到了门槛上。
• They stood by the breakfast cart watching him as he stubbed out his cigarette arid waited for him to call and hold his arms wide.
  当他正在掐灭香烟的时候，她俩站在早餐桌旁端详着他，等着他叫她们，伸开双臂拥抱她们。
• All people, in a word, would come stumbling over their thresholds, and turning up their amazed and horror-stricken visages around the scaffold. He stubbed his toe against the doorsill.
  总而言之，所有的人都会磕磕绊绊地通过门槛，在刑台四周抬起惊惶的面孔。他的脚趾踢到了门槛上。