rub

v.擦；摩擦；搓；惹恼
n.困难；障碍；擦
过去式：rubbed
过去分词：rubbed
现在分词：rubbing
第三人称单数：rubs
rub详解释义
rub双解释义
rub英英释义
v.(动词)
摩擦，擦，搓，磨
擦破，擦痛
磨损
使人恼火
摹拓
使相擦
揉，抚摩
擦掉，揩拭
把...摩擦得
用...擦，擦上，涂上，抹，搽
被擦掉（常与off，out等连用）
触痛，惹怒
接触
n.(名词)
困难，障碍，阻碍
擦，磨擦
磨损处；擦痛处
疑难点，要点
嘲讽，暗讽，讥刺，挖苦
【滚木球戏】不平坦，崎岖
球碰到障碍物滚歪
伤害感情的东西
磨（刀）石
v.(动词)
vt. 擦; 搓; 揉 move one thing backwards and forwards on the surface of (another)
vt. & vi. 接触; 摩擦 come into, or be in, contact with, by a sliding or up and down movement
Noun
an unforeseen obstacle
the act of rubbing or wiping;

"he gave the hood a quick rub"

Verb
move over something with pressure;

"rub my hands"
"rub oil into her skin"

cause friction;

"my sweater scratches"

scrape or rub as if to relieve itching;

"Don't scratch your insect bites!"

rub词语用法
rub例句
rub搭配
v.(动词)
rub的基本意思是“擦; 搓; 揉”。引申可作“摩擦”“接触”解。
rub可用作及物动词,也可用作不及物动词。用作及物动词时接名词或代词作宾语。rub还可接以形容词充当补足语的复合宾语。
rub along的意思是“勉强地相处”; rub away 的意思是“擦去; 消除”; rub it in的意思是“触别人的痛处”; rub through的意思是“勉强渡过”; rub up against的意思是“偶然碰到”; rub up原意是“擦亮”,引申可表示“温习”; rub shoulders with *** 的意思是“亲切交往,接触(群众) ”。
rub的过去式和过去分词均为rubbed。
用作动词(v.)
I rubbed the window with a cloth.
我用一块布擦窗子。
We may have to rub polish on the floor.
我们可能得在地板上涂上光剂了。
He asked me to rub up the silver.
他让我把银器擦一擦。
The wheel's rubbing on the mudguard.
车轮蹭著了挡泥板。
It is an Eskimo custom to rub noses as a greeting.
相互摩擦鼻子以示问候是爱斯基摩人的习俗。
He rubbed his hands to keep them warm.
他揉搓着双手来取暖。
His laziness was beginning to rub me.
他的懒惰开始激怒我了。
用作名词(n.)
We need money badly, but there's the rub: no one will lend us any.
我们急需要钱,但困难的是:谁也不会借钱给我们。
There lies the rub.
障碍就在这。
Mum has given the spoons a good rub to make them clean.
妈妈已经把这些匙擦干净了。
～+副词
rub briskly
轻快地搓
rub incessantly
不停地摩擦
rub injuriously
致伤地摩擦
rub mechanically
机械地摩擦
rub skillfully
熟练地揉
rub along
勉强相处
rub down a horse
把马梳洗得光滑
rub down rough points
把粗糙的尖端擦光
rub in
擦进表层
rub off colour
使颜色显得暗淡
rub off rust
擦掉铁锈
rub *** out
把某人干掉
rub through
勉强渡过
rub together
互相摩擦
～+介词
rub against
使…沾上
rub sth into the skin
把某物擦进皮肤
rub out of sth
擦某物
rub with stone
用石块摩擦
rub近义词
massage
scrub
scour
buff
stroke
wipe
chafe
polish
brush
clean
caress
fondle
pat
knead
shine
hurt
grit
irritate
shave
burnish
scrape
nose
embarrassment
fray
crossing
sponge
abrade
graze
scratch
hang-up
hitch
itch
fret
snag