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trawlBrE /trɔːl/NAmE /trɔːl/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they trawl BrE /trɔːl/ NAmE /trɔːl/present simple - he / she / it trawls BrE /trɔːlz/ NAmE /trɔːlz/past simple trawled BrE /trɔːld/ NAmE /trɔːld/past participle trawled BrE /trɔːld/ NAmE /trɔːld/ -ing form trawling BrE /ˈtrɔːlɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈtrɔːlɪŋ/ [T, I] to search through a large amount of information or a large number of people, places, etc. looking for a particular thing or person 查阅(资料);搜集,搜罗,网罗(人或物)◆~ sth (for sth/sb) She trawled the shops for bargains. 她到各商店搜罗便宜货。◆~ (through sth) (for sth/sb) The police are trawling through their files for similar cases. 警方正在档案中查阅类似案件。 [I] ~ (for sth) to fish for sth by pulling a large net with a wide opening through the water 用拖网捕鱼 bait, bite, dragnet, fishing, fly, hook, line, net, rod, trawl trawlBrE /trɔːl/NAmE /trɔːl/ nouna search through a large amount of information, documents, etc. (对资料、文件等的)查阅◆A quick trawl through the newspapers yielded five suitable job adverts. 快速翻阅一下报纸便找到五则适合的招聘广告。 (also ˈtrawl net) a large net with a wide opening, that is dragged along the bottom of the sea by a boat in order to catch fish (海上捕鱼用的)拖网 |