craned

英 [kreɪnd]

美 [kreɪnd]

v.  (为看得更清楚而)探着身子; 伸长(脖子)
crane的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 起重机;吊车
  Acraneis a large machine that moves heavy things by lifting them in the air.
  1. The little prefabricated hut was lifted away by a huge crane.
     那间用预制板搭建的小棚屋被一辆大型起重机吊走了。
• 鹤
  Acraneis a kind of large bird with a long neck and long legs.
• VERB (为看或听得更清楚)伸长(脖子)，探(头)
  If youcraneyour neck or head, you stretch your neck in a particular direction in order to see or hear something better.
  1. She craned her neck to get a better view...
     她伸长脖子想看得更清楚些。
  2. Children craned to get close to him...
     孩子们探着身子想靠近他。
  3. She craned forward to look at me.
     她向前探出身子看着我。

双语例句

• Mrs. Meade mounted her carriage block and craned her neck for a view of the baby, but the doctor, disregarding the mud, plowed through to the side of the carriage.
  米德太太跑到马车道上伸长脖子看了看小毛头，可大夫不顾泥泞一直走到马车旁边。
• He craned forward to see what was happening in the courtyard.
  他把脖子伸得老长，想看看院子里究竟发生了什么事情。
• And through the result, we can get the best number of trucks that this task needs which estimated on the base of reducing the craned waiting time.
  并在此基础上以岸桥等待时间最短估算了此次作业需要配备的最佳集卡数量。
• Old man Liu craned his neck to look them over, and was very satisfied.
  刘老头子仰着头看了一遍，觉得很满意。
• The dwarf craned his head around to get a better look, but the thing was gone as suddenly as it had appeared.
  侏儒伸长脑袋想好好看看，但是那个东西稍纵即逝就像它出现时一样。
• The turtle to ShenEr old, raising craned their necks, shook, boast, slightly to say.
  老海龟来神了，它伸长了脖子，昂起头，微微晃动着，夸耀地说。
• Both of his academic activity and thoughts ( including the real learning and social enlightenment thoughts), craned the neck of people to develop the academy and thoughts in Qing Dynasty, and therefore made the good opening of the transition academy.
  他的学术活动和思想主张（包括实学学术和社会启蒙思想），引领清代学术与思想的发展路径，启开传统学术在近代转型的帷幕。
• Tyrion craned his head to one side, and saw a boy standing on the roof of a low wooden building, waving a wide-brimmed straw hat.
  提利昂把头伸向一边，看到一个站在低矮木屋顶上戴着宽边草帽的男孩。
• Women covered their eyes and peeped out between their fingers, men craned to see over each other's heads, children were hastily lifted up to get a better view.
  妇人们双手遮面，在指缝间偷看着，男人探着身子，越过人们的头顶看着，孩子们焦急的跳着，想看得更加清楚。
• They craned to look at him.
  他们伸着脖子看他。