
好词典

源自中古英语 'lorche',可能来自古法语 'lourche'(意为'跛行'或'蹒跚'),最终可能源自日耳曼语系。
❶ 突然或不受控制地移动或倾斜,通常指因失去平衡或外力作用而发生的动作。
“The car lurched forward when he released the brake suddenly.”
(他突然松开刹车时,车子猛地向前一冲。)
“She lurched to the side as the bus took a sharp turn.”
(公交车急转弯时,她猛地歪向一边。)
❶ 突然的、不受控制的移动或倾斜,通常指因失去平衡或外力作用而发生的动作。
“The car gave a sudden lurch as it hit a pothole.”
(车子撞到一个坑洞时突然颠簸了一下。)
“She felt a lurch in her stomach when the roller coaster dropped.”
(过山车下坠时,她的胃里猛地一沉。)
leave someone in the lurch — 在某人需要帮助时突然抛弃或置之不理,使其陷入困境。
“He promised to help, but at the last minute he left me in the lurch.”
(他答应帮忙,但在最后一刻却弃我于困境中。)