gouging

英 [ˈɡaʊdʒɪŋ]

美 [ˈɡaʊdʒɪŋ]

v.  凿; 敲(某人)的竹杠; (向某人)诈骗钱财，漫天要价
gouge的现在分词

现在分词：gouging　

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COCA.40290

柯林斯词典

• VERB 凿;挖
  If yougougesomething, you make a hole or a long cut in it, usually with a pointed object.
  1. He gouged her cheek with a screwdriver.
     他用螺丝刀戳她的脸颊。
  2. ...quarries which have gouged great holes in the hills.
     在山里挖出一个又一个大窟窿的采石场
  3. Gougeis also a noun.
     
  4. ...a muddy gouge in the ground.
     地上凿出的泥坑
• 凿子
  Agougeis a tool which is used for cutting and shaping wood.
• VERB 诈骗…的钱财;敲…的竹杠;向…漫天要价
  If you say that a businessgougesits customers, you mean that it forces them to pay an unfairly high price for its goods or services.
  1. Banks and credit-card companies have been accused of gouging their customers.
     银行和信用卡公司被指控欺诈顾客。

双语例句

• The low cost of producing drugs once discovered creates the impression that drug companies are gouging seriously ill cancer, Aids, and other patients.
  由于药品在生产上的低花费，便给人们造成了药品公司榨取癌症、艾滋以及其它患者钱财的假象。
• Punishments were extremely savage and cruel, and included gouging out the eyes; cutting off ears, hands and feet; pulling out tendons; and throwing people into water.
  刑罚极为野蛮残酷，如剜目、割耳、断手、剁脚、抽筋、投水等。
• But he makes clear price gouging will not be tolerated.
  但他清楚地表示，哄抬油价的行为是绝不能容忍的。
• Carbon arc gouging capability.
  具有碳弧气刨功能。
• Couple of weeks ago I caught him gouging himself with a carpet staple.
  几星期前我发现他用地毯钉在自己身上凿洞。
• Banks and credit-card companies have been accused of gouging their customers.
  银行和信用卡公司被指控欺诈顾客。
• He had finished gouging out a cob.
  他刚挖空一只玉米棒子。
• Surprisingly, you can make the Duke pay lots of tax without gouging his overtime.
  令人意外的是，你可以让公爵缴纳大量税款，而不必榨取他的加班收入。
• Suitable for large power welding such as single/ double wire high speed and high efficient submerged welding, big wire gas shielded welding, large current gas gouging welding etc.
  可用于单丝/双丝高速高效埋弧焊，粗丝气保焊，大电流气刨等多种大功率焊接方法。
• Soccer in Britain goes back to the eighth century, when soccer was played as a violent game where biting, gouging, and punching were not uncommon.
  英国足球可以追溯至八世纪，那时还是一项野蛮的运动，比赛中嘴咬、脚铲、拳击屡见不鲜。