snowed

英 [snəʊd]

美 [snoʊd]

v.  下雪; (用花言巧语)蒙，唬
snow的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 雪
  Snowconsists of a lot of soft white bits of frozen water that fall from the sky in cold weather.
  1. In Mid-Wales six inches of snow blocked roads...
     在威尔士的中部地区，6英寸厚的大雪阻塞了道路。
  2. They tramped through the falling snow.
     他们在纷飞的大雪里艰难前行。
• N-PLURAL 降雪;雪季
  You can refer to a great deal of snow in an area as thesnows.
  1. ...the first snows of winter...
     冬天里的第一场雪
  2. As the snows melt, the flood waters rise.
     雪融化的时候，洪水会上涨。
• VERB 下雪
  Whenit snows, snow falls from the sky.
  1. It had been snowing all night.
     整晚都在下雪。
• VERB 用花言巧语鼓动(或迷惑)
  If someonesnowsyou, they persuade you to do something or convince you of something by flattering or deceiving you.
  1. I'd been a fool letting him snow me with his big ideas.
     我真蠢，居然被他的胡乱吹嘘给蒙蔽了。
• See also:snowed insnowed under

双语例句

• It snowed all last night.
  昨天下了整整一夜的雪。
• Throughoutit snowed throughout the night.
  雪下了一个晚上。
• Early this morning it snowed.
  今天一大早，天下雪了。
• It snowed all day but stopped snowing during that night.
  下了一整天雪，到晚上才停了。
• I'm sorry, I can't meet you for lunch, I'm snowed under this week.
  实在抱歉，我不能和你会面共进午餐了，这周我忙得不可开交。
• We were snowed in for a week.
  我们被大雪封住了一个星期。
• Ed was snowed under with fan mail when he was doing his television show.
  埃德出演电视剧的时候收到了大量粉丝的来信。
• It snowed about every day last week.
  上星期差不多天天下雪。
• The trains were snowed up.
  火车被雪封盖了。
• In the evening it snowed again.
  在晚上天又下雪了。