及物动词牵引; 拖，拉
名词拖曳的行为或情况; 被拖曳的某物; [印，纺]落纤，短麻屑
1. in tow : 拖着；
及物动词
1. We towed the car to the garage.
我们把车子拖到了汽车修理间。
2. The police towed the broken car away.
警察将破车拖走了。
名词
1. The string is made of tow.
这细绳是由短麻屑纺成的。
1. 起飞重量：最大结构起飞重量 (MTOW) 起飞重量(TOW)一定不能超过最大结构起飞重量(MTOW).MTOW 是按照空中结 构抗荷标准,垂直速度等于-1.83 米/秒 (-360 英尺/分)着陆冲击时起落架和结构的抗荷标 准确定的.
2. 宝塔线：其规则如下:宝塔线(TOW)红色且5天均线上行,看多做多(可追多,不惜帮庄家抬轿宝塔线红色但5天均线走平或下行,看多不做多(有筹码的继续与狼共舞,没筹码的观望不进宝塔线绿色且5天均线下行,看空做空(对准接盘杀跌,不计盈亏
3. tow：tier on weight; 贸易条款
4. tow：time of week; 提供卫星的星期时间
5. tow：time of wetness; 润湿时间
1. 拖;拉;牵引
If one vehicle tows another, it pulls it along behind it.
e.g. He had been using the vehicle to tow his work trailer...
他一直用这辆车牵引他的活动工作室。
e.g. They threatened to tow away my car...
他们威胁要拖走我的车。
2. 跟随;陪伴
If you have someone in tow, they are following you closely because you are looking after them or you are leading them somewhere.
e.g. There she was on my doorstep with child in tow...
她站在我门口，身后跟着一个孩子。
e.g. She had a reporter and a photographer in tow.
她有一个记者和一名摄影师追随着。
1. A young Chinese woman with a toddler in tow had braved the chilly spring wind to join the protesters.
2. That happened before the Bainbridge put a tow line on the lifeboat to help it navigate the choppy sea.
3. tow
3. She consequently was afraid that others would think she would bring bad luck in tow wherever she went.
4. Another seven containers were within a mile of the shore and the container recovery company was using tug boats to tow them to safety.
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5. The military has accused the press of failing to tow a nationalist line in its coverage of the ongoing separatist war in Aceh province.
6. Phelps'SUV had a crumpled hood and was on a tow truck.
7. When Taikoo employees attempted to tow the plane to a service area, they found its landing gear door could not be opened.
8. tow的近义词
8. Cars were not allowed to drive up to the terminal building, and a tow truck arrived to remove the crashed Jeep.
9. " Even the tow plane had to drop us off early " because the wind conditions were too rough.
10. Clinton was here more than 70 times during his presidency, often to attend lavish political fundraisers with his golf clubs in tow.
noun
1. the act of hauling something (as a vehicle) by means of a hitch or rope
e.g. the truck gave him a tow to the garage
Synonym: towage
verb
1. drag behind
e.g. Horses used to tow barges along the canal