hurtling

英 [ˈhɜːtlɪŋ]

美 [ˈhɜːrtlɪŋ]

v.  (向某个方向)飞驰，猛冲
hurtle的现在分词

现在分词：hurtling　

COCA.39772

柯林斯词典

• VERB 猛冲;飞驰
  If someone or somethinghurtlessomewhere, they move there very quickly, often in a rough or violent way.
  1. A pretty young girl came hurtling down the stairs.
     一个漂亮的小女孩从楼梯上冲下来。

双语例句

• A pretty young girl came hurtling down the stairs.
  一个漂亮的小女孩从楼梯上冲下来。
• Meteors hurtling through space
  飞驰于太空中的流星
• With the euro zone hurtling into uncertainty and maybe towards a nasty end, irritation over German inflexibility has prompted a new sense of urgency.
  当欧元区纵身猛冲至动荡之中，而且可能走向令人不快的终结时，对于德国僵化呆板的焦躁已然激起了一股新的紧迫感。
• We saw rocks and stones hurtling down the mountain.
  我们看到岩石以飞快的速度从山上滚落下来。
• A scene of hurtling bodies and flailing and arms, slipping and sliding like human sleighs.
  一个镜头飞驰机构和无序和武器，滑移和滑动像人类雪橇。
• During the gales roof tiles came hurtling down.
  大风中屋顶的瓦刮了下去。
• Hurtling at warp speeds, millions of miles from home.
  以一种极快的速度行驶，并且离家数百万英里。
• A trolley is hurtling down the tracks.
  一列电车正沿着轨道急驶。
• These pseudo mini-hats send me hurtling down memory's byways to my boarding school, where the dress code allowed girls to wear anything except shorts and midriff tops but required the boys to don jackets and ties.
  这些伪迷你帽让我的思绪飞到我住在寄宿学校的时候，那里的校规允许女孩们穿任何服装，除了短裤和露脐装，但要求男孩子要穿外套、打领带。
• When a car hits its long, spindly legs, that mass comes hurtling through the windscreen, killing or crushing those in the front seats.
  如果细长的鹿腿被车撞到，这种巨兽会猛烈撞破挡风玻璃，将前排乘客压伤甚至杀害。