waded

英 [ˈweɪdɪd]

美 [ˈweɪdɪd]

v.  跋涉，涉，蹚(水或淤泥等)
wade的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB (艰难地)涉，蹚，跋涉
  If youwadethrough something that makes it difficult to walk, usually water or mud, you walk through it.
  1. Rescuers had to wade across a river to reach them...
     救援者必须蹚过一条河才能靠近他们。
  2. Spencer waded through the debris of broken chairs and beer bottles...
     斯潘塞艰难地迈过一堆破椅子和碎啤酒瓶。
  3. We had to wade the river Genal and then climb out of the valley to get to Juzcar.
     我们必须蹚过赫纳尔河，爬出山谷，才能到达朱斯卡。
• VERB 费力地阅读;艰难地处理
  Towade througha lot of documents or pieces of information means to spend a lot of time and effort reading them or dealing with them.
  1. It has taken a long time to wade through the 'incredible volume' of evidence...
     看完这一大卷“长篇累牍”的证词花费了很长的时间。
  2. It could be a tremendous tool for scientists who have to wade through tons of data.
     对于那些需要费力处理海量数据的科学家而言，这个工具实在太棒了。

双语例句

• We waded in streams that we were always surprised to come across.
  每次我们总是会意外地遇到溪流，于是我们就在其中涉水而行。
• He waded through the book.
  他吃力地读了这本书。
• We jumped out of the dinghy and waded ashore.
  我们跳出小舢板，涉水上岸。
• Spencer waded through the debris of broken chairs and beer bottles
  斯潘塞艰难地迈过一堆破椅子和碎啤酒瓶。
• He waded in as we waded out.
  我们涉水走出去时他却涉水而入。
• He knows the water best who has waded through it.
  要知水深浅，须问过来人。
• Police waded into a crowd of protesters.
  警察介入，企图驱散抗议人群。
• She hitched up her skirt and waded into the river.
  她急忙拉起裙子趟水过河。
• A man, bearded and dirty, waded into the little clearing.
  一个长着胡须、身上肮脏的人，大步地来到了这小小的空地。
• The second platoon waded in.
  第二排投入了战斗。