gantlet

英

美

n.  宽口大手套，长（防护）手套; 夹笞刑

COCA.30565

英英释义

noun

• a form of punishment in which a person is forced to run between two lines of men facing each other and armed with clubs or whips to beat the victim
  Synonym:gauntlet
• the convergence of two parallel railroad tracks in a narrow place
• a glove with long sleeve
  Synonym:gauntlet
• a glove of armored leather
  Synonym:gauntletmetal glove
• to offer or accept a challenge
  1. threw down the gauntlet
  2. took up the gauntlet
  Synonym:gauntlet

双语例句

• As we enter what is sure to be a long period of uncertainty a gantlet of lost jobs, dwindling assets, home foreclosures and two continuing wars the downside of stress is certainly worth exploring.
  当我们确定进入不确定的长时期（一连串的失业、资产损失、家庭赎回和长达两年的夫妻之战）时，这个事情值得好好研究下。
• If eggs survive coons, skunks, and moles, hatchlings must still run a gantlet of crows, bullfrogs, and snakes.
  即使龟蛋幸免于浣熊、臭鼬和鼬鼠之口，孵化出小海龟还要逃脱乌鸦、牛蛙和蛇的伤害。
• Every desperately needed reform I can think of, from controlling greenhouse gases to restoring fiscal balance, will have to run the same gantlet of lobbying and lies.
  我能想到的每一个具有迫切需要的改革，从控制温室气体排放到恢复财政平衡，都会遇到游说和谎言的夹击。
• Till the last girl had run their gantlet;
  一直到最后一个姑娘走出他们的包围圈为止。
• Associated Press photographer Noel and two men attempted to run the gantlet in a jeep and were captured.
  美联社的摄影记者诺尔和其它两个人试图乘吉普车从铁轨上逃离，不幸被俘虏。