spokes

英 [spəʊks]

美 [spoʊks]

n.  辐条; 轮辐
spoke的复数

柯林斯词典

• 
  Spokeis the past tense ofspeak.
• (车轮的)辐条
  Thespokesof a wheel are the bars that connect the outer ring to the centre.

双语例句

• Unlike typical rigid Ferris wheels, observational wheels have cables tensioned as for the spokes of a bicycle.
  和一半坚固摩天轮不同，观光摩天轮上装有像自行车钢丝一样的钢缆。
• New modern spokes probably would have been fine but those old ones were unable to take the sudden jolt.
  新型现代辐条很可能会被罚款，但那些老的不能采取突然的震动。
• The silhouettes of the trees against the evening sky has wooden spokes and a metal rim.
  夜空衬托出树木的轮廓.带有木制的轮辐和金属的轮缘。
• The new edges are called the spokes of the wheel.
  新的边称为轮的辐。
• But I tighten the spokes by sound.
  但我通过声音拧紧辐条。
• My understanding was that if your bottom spokes go slack when just riding around your spoke tension is too low.
  我的理解是，如果您的底部辐条去松弛时，只有在你的发言紧张骑太低。
• Two new spokes and a hub must be made.
  我必须重新做两根轮辐和一个轮毂。
• Essential though their job may be, they are the ones who say "no" to the special curve in the roof pillar, the extra bit of chrome on the shoulder line, or the fancy spokes on the aluminum wheels.
  虽然他们的工作也许很重要，不过他们就是对车柱上的特殊曲线、肩线上的镀铬和前卫的N辐铝合金轮毂说“不”的人。
• Strength comes from proper tension, evenly distributed through the spokes.
  力量来自适当的张力均匀分布，通过辐条。
• Beyond a certain point ( the point at which none of the spokes ever go slack while you're riding), you're just asking for equipment failure and strangely, not stiffening the wheel AT ALL.
  超过一定点（该点的辐条都曾经去放松，而你骑），你只是要求对设备故障和奇怪的是，并非在所有的加劲轮。