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hoist v.升起；升高；举起n.起重机；升高 (1) 他们用自动推进的起重机吊起货物。 You can certainly hoist a cup to your mouth to drink, but this word is generally used to describe heavier lifting, like the hoisting of a fallen tree onto the bed of a truck or hoisting the Super Bowl trophy over your head after the big game. In nautical terms, where it comes up often, hoist refers to a group of flags that are raised all at once to communicate a signal.

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英 [hɔɪst] 美 [hɔɪst] (1) They hoist cargo with a locomobile crane. To hoist is to raise up or lift, like a crane or forklift would. You can hoist yourself up onto the roof to get a better view, or hoist a beer to your mouth — as long as you're over 21. 1[VERB 动词]举起；抬起；拉起 If you hoist something heavy somewhere, you lift it or pull it up there.   [V n prep/adv]  [V pron-refl prep/adv]  [Also V n]Hoisting my suitcase on to my shoulder, I turned and headed toward my hotel...我把手提箱扛到肩上，转身向入住的旅馆走去。Grabbing the side of the bunk, he hoisted himself to a sitting position.他抓住铺位的床沿，坐起身来。2[VERB 动词]（用起重机等）吊起 If something heavy is hoisted somewhere, it is lifted there using a machine such as a crane.   [be V-ed prep/adv]  [V n prep/adv]A twenty-foot steel pyramid is to be hoisted into position on top of the tower...一个高20英尺的钢质角锥体将被吊起，安装在塔的顶部。Then a crane hoisted him on to the platform.然后一台升降机将他送到了舞台上。3[N-COUNT 可数名词]吊升机械；起重机；绞车 A hoist is a machine for lifting heavy things. 4[VERB 动词]升（旗）；扯（帆） If you hoist a flag or a sail, you pull it up to its correct position by using ropes.   [V n]A group of youths hoisted their flag on top of the disputed monument.一群年轻人将他们的旗帜升到那座备受争议的纪念碑顶上。5  hoist with your own petard→see: petard；

英语单词	hoist
英美音标	英 [hɔɪst] 美 [hɔɪst]
中文释义	v.升起；升高；举起 n.起重机；升高
英语例句	(1) They hoist cargo with a locomobile crane.
中文例句	(1) 他们用自动推进的起重机吊起货物。
vocabulary简明	To hoist is to raise up or lift, like a crane or forklift would. You can hoist yourself up onto the roof to get a better view, or hoist a beer to your mouth — as long as you're over 21.
vocabulary扩展	You can certainly hoist a cup to your mouth to drink, but this word is generally used to describe heavier lifting, like the hoisting of a fallen tree onto the bed of a truck or hoisting the Super Bowl trophy over your head after the big game. In nautical terms, where it comes up often, hoist refers to a group of flags that are raised all at once to communicate a signal.
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词]举起；抬起；拉起 If you hoist something heavy somewhere, you lift it or pull it up there. [V n prep/adv] [V pron-refl prep/adv] [Also V n] Hoisting my suitcase on to my shoulder, I turned and headed toward my hotel... 我把手提箱扛到肩上，转身向入住的旅馆走去。 Grabbing the side of the bunk, he hoisted himself to a sitting position. 他抓住铺位的床沿，坐起身来。 2 [VERB 动词]（用起重机等）吊起 If something heavy is hoisted somewhere, it is lifted there using a machine such as a crane. [be V-ed prep/adv] [V n prep/adv] A twenty-foot steel pyramid is to be hoisted into position on top of the tower... 一个高20英尺的钢质角锥体将被吊起，安装在塔的顶部。 Then a crane hoisted him on to the platform. 然后一台升降机将他送到了舞台上。 3 [N-COUNT 可数名词]吊升机械；起重机；绞车 A hoist is a machine for lifting heavy things. 4 [VERB 动词]升（旗）；扯（帆） If you hoist a flag or a sail, you pull it up to its correct position by using ropes. [V n] A group of youths hoisted their flag on top of the disputed monument. 一群年轻人将他们的旗帜升到那座备受争议的纪念碑顶上。 5 hoist with your own petard→see: petard ；

Hoist [V Prep/Adv Ed Hoisting Verb 动词 Heavy