foul查询结果如下：
现在分词：fouling
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词性:adjective
例句1. the skunk produces a foul stench’
形容词 变体/同根词
名词 变体/同根词
I thought bitterly, “To foul out of the trials and make a fool of myself?”
“我痛苦地想道，”为了在预赛里就犯规出局丢自己的丑吗?
属类：综合句库--
(in sport,esp football)deliberate foul ,(esp one committed in order to stop the game when a member of the opposing team seems certain to score)
(体育竞赛,尤指足球比赛中)故意犯规(尤指藉犯规动作中断比赛以避免对方得分之做法).
属类：综合句库-典型例句-
The treatment capacity of the plume cleansing foul water treatment facilities designed by Xiamen GM International CO.,Ltd. was 300 td originally.
[摘要]厦门GM国际有限公司羽绒洗涤污水处理设施原设计处理能力300td
属类：化学及生命科学-化学-论文文摘
`Go away! I’ve had a foul day at work.’
｀走开! 我干了一天活儿够受的了.＇
属类：综合句库-典型例句-
And for that reason, he besought me to try and clear up a mystery he had never been able to penetrate, and to clear his memory should any foul spot or stain have fallen on it.
“他求我设法解开这个他自己始终无法解开的谜，并求我替他的过去恢复名誉，假如他过去真的被诬陷的话。”
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I have killed him ... he taunted me ... he called you by a foul name...
“我杀了他……他辱骂我……他用下流的话骂你……
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The foul air is unfit to breathe.
肮脏的空气不适宜呼吸。
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Foul one’s hand with ..
被...把手弄脏
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I would find her out by any means, fair or foul
不论好歹，我要不择手段找到她。
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Wealth’s glitter never washed a foul life clean.
财富的光辉永远洗不净肮脏的生涯。
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The umpire ruled that the ball was foul .
裁判员判这球犯规。
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The ref’s whistling for a foul .
裁判正在吹哨叫犯规。
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The boat’s engine stopped because the propeller had fallen foul of some weed
船的发动机熄灭了，因为螺旋桨和一些水草缠在一起了。
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The ship ran a foul of the floating seaweed.
船和漂流的海藻纠缠在一起。
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The ship fell foul of the hidden rocks
船撞上了暗礁。
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expel foul air from the lungs
从肺部排出污气
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But the forward made a foul in the penalty area.
但前锋在禁区内犯规了。
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But he had been brought up in a palace in the Via Borra, and neither close air, rats, nor foul smells were novelties to him
但他是在波尔勒街一个旧宅里长大的，因而所有这些闷人的空气，老鼠，或者臭味，对他都并不是新奇的东西。
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By taking a constant interest in his son’s progress, he helped to keep him on the rails when so many other young men were falling foul of the law
当许多年轻人违法乱纪时，他却经常关心他儿子的进步，促使他循规蹈矩。
属类：综合句库--
Of,relating to,or resembling mephitis;poisonous or foul-smelling.
恶臭的恶臭的、与恶臭有关的或似恶臭的;有毒的或恶臭的
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The foul weather spoiled our vacation.
恶劣的天气把我们的假期糟踏了。
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The foul weather spoiled our vacation.
恶劣的天气使我们的假期泡汤了。
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The sailing boat ran foul of a motor speedboat.
帆船撞到了机动快艇上。
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Woman has a fair face, but a foul heart
芙蓉其面，蛇蝎其心
属类：习语名句-汉语成语-
A colorless,foul-smelling ptomaine,NH2(CH2)4NH2,produced in decaying animal tissue by the decarboxylation of ornithine.
腐胺一种无色，恶臭的尸碱，NH2(CH2)4NH2，产生于腐烂的动物躯体中的鸟氨酸的脱羧作用
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The factory chimneys foul the air up with smoke every day
工厂烟囱每天冒出的烟污染着空气。
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Hell, their forward made a foul in the penalty area.
嘿，他们的前锋在禁区内犯规了。
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A foul morn may turn to a fair day.
坏天是可能变好天的。(谚)
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She’s determined to win,by fair means or foul .
她决心要赢,那怕是不择手段.
属类：综合句库-典型例句-
A stream of foul language issued forth from her lips
她嘴里吐出一连串下流的言语。
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run foul of.
和…碰撞，和…纠缠在一起
属类：行业术语 -海运-
adjective
1.(of a rope or anchor) entangled.
2.(of a ship’s bottom) overgrown with weed, barnacles, or similar matter.
3.(of language) obscene.
‘ _foul_ oaths’
‘ _foul_ language’
4.(of the weather) wet and stormy.
‘he walked in fair and _foul_ weather’
‘the weather turned _foul_ ’
5.(of wind or tide) opposed to one’s desired course.
‘it sometimes becomes advantageous to anchor during the periods of _foul_ tide’
‘This is nearly twice the power usually found on boats this size and provides lots of power for punching through chop and motoring against _foul_ winds and currents.’
6.Clogged or choked with.
‘the land was _foul_ with weeds’
‘Wheat is an exhausting crop, which requires land in good heart, whilst if grown continuously, or too frequently, disease often becomes serious, and, most important of all, the land becomes very _foul_ with weeds.’
7.Containing or full of noxious matter; polluted.
‘ _foul_ , swampy water’
‘As well, some new sewers will be laid in the town and there will be greater separation of surface water from _foul_ sewer to create more capacity in the treatment plant.’
8.Done contrary to the rules of a sport.
‘a _foul_ tackle’
‘Jefferson doesn’t back away from contact and plays with emotion - even yelling at himself for something simple like a missed _foul_ shot.’
9.Offensive to the senses, especially through having a disgusting smell or taste or being dirty.
‘a _foul_ odour’
‘his _foul_ breath’
10.Very disagreeable or unpleasant.
‘the news had put Michelle in a _foul_ mood’
‘However, at the time, the atmosphere was _foul_ - even once or twice nearly degenerating into a punch-up.’
11.Wicked or immoral.
‘murder most _foul_ ’
‘In the popular consciousness, however, paganism and witchcraft have come to be associated with black magic, _foul_ deeds, even devil-worship.’
adverb
1.Contrary to the rules; unfairly.
‘So that if you’re knowingly taking advantage of people with a disadvantage, then you’re coming _foul_ of the Trade Practices Act.’
‘There have been productions of this play set in innumerable locales and time periods, but I’ve never seen one that played so _foul_ with the tone of Shakespeare’s text.’
noun
1.(in sport) an unfair or invalid stroke or piece of play, especially one involving interference with an opponent.
‘the midfielder was booked for a _foul_ on Ford’
‘The game was also notable for an atrocious four-man _foul_ on Kerry’s most exciting player, Mickey O’Sullivan, who never played the game again.’
2.A collision or entanglement in riding, rowing, or running.
‘With a personal best of 6.68m from earlier in the season, she surprisingly had _fouls_ on her first two efforts and waited long on the runway as she composed herself for her last attempt.’
3.A disease in the feet of cattle.
‘he was indeed suffering from _foul_ of the foot’
verb
1.(in sport) commit a foul against (an opponent)
‘United claim their keeper was _fouled_ ’
‘Alan Kelly was _fouled_ in the penalty area and Coleman coolly converted the resulting penalty.’
2.(of a person) defecate involuntarily.
‘Now and then, she _fouled_ herself or wet herself.’
‘Nervous of legal action from passengers humiliated by _fouling_ themselves in their seats, most carriers allowed crew to decide whether the person requesting admission to the smallest part of the plane was desperate or a desperado.’
3.(of a ship) collide with or interfere with the passage of (another)
‘the ships became overcrowded and _fouled_ each other’
‘In The Edison [1933] AC 449, the appellants, whose vessel had been _fouled_ by the respondents, claimed damages under various heads.’
4.(of an animal) make (something) dirty with excrement.
‘make sure that your pet never _fouls_ paths’
‘People on the path have also walked through the middle of outdoor lessons and sports activities and dog walkers have allowed their pets to _foul_ the playground.’
5.Cause (a cable, anchor, or other object) to become entangled or jammed.
‘watch out for driftwood which might _foul_ up the engine’
‘we feared the anchor would _foul_ in the heavy grasses’
6.Make foul or dirty; pollute.
‘factories which _fouled_ the atmosphere’
‘Industrial and human wastes _fouled_ drinking water, turning the Thames into an open sewer whose stench drove Disraeli choking from the chamber of the Commons in the ‘great stink’ of 1858.’
独上高台望四海 手揽云月傍天飞， 落叶重重已十月 归鸟凄凄啼心扉。
