coiled

英 [kɔɪld]

美 [kɔɪld]

adj.  卷着的; 盘绕的
v.  (使)缠绕，盘绕
coil的过去分词和过去式

过去式：coiled　

BNC.24315 / COCA.21273

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 卷着的;盘绕的
  Coiledmeans in the form of a series of loops.
  1. ...a heavy coiled spring.
     重型螺旋弹簧
  2. ...special coiled kettle flexes.
     特制的电热水壶加热圈

英英释义

adj

• curled or wound (especially in concentric rings or spirals)
  1. a coiled snake ready to strike
  2. the rope lay coiled on the deck

双语例句

• My neck and back were like coiled springs, and my eyes stung.
  我彻夜未眠，脖子和后背像绷紧的钢丝，眼睛刺痛。
• In a globular protein, certain portions of the chain are coiled into helical segments.
  在球状蛋白中，链的某些部分被盘成螺旋状。
• The nucleosomes are coiled into a solenoid structure.
  核小体可以卷曲成螺线管的结构。
• This "coiled coil" wrapping motif is common in biology, particularly in signaling proteins.
  这种“卷曲螺旋”包装模式在生物学中常见，尤其是在信号蛋白中。
• A snake lay coiled in the grass.
  一条蛇在草丛里蜷曲着。
• The sailor coiled the rope up, ready to throw it.
  船员把绳子盘在物上准备扔出去。
• Curled inward; coiled or involute.
  内卷的向内卷的；盘绕的或内卷的。
• A huge rattlesnake lay coiled on the blanket.
  一条巨大的响尾蛇盘绕在毯子上。
• The wire spring is evenly coiled.
  这钢丝弹簧绕得很均匀。
• He awoke gasping for breath and realized that something was coiled tightly around his neck.
  他马上就惊醒了，大口喘着气，这时意识到有东西紧紧地绕在脖子上。