jibbed

英 [dʒɪbd]

美 [dʒɪbd]

v.  不愿做; 不肯接受
jib的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• 艏三角帆；主帆前的小帆
  The jibis the small triangular sail that is sometimes used at the front of a sailing boat.
• VERB 不愿做；不肯接受
  If youjib atsomething, you are unwilling to do it or to accept it.
  1. ...those who jib at the idea of selling their land.
     那些拒绝出让土地的人

双语例句

• Once again the donkey jibbed and would not pass it.
  驴子又一次逡巡不前，不肯越过它。
• She didn't mind working hard, but she jibbed at the praspect of doing overtime.
  她并不在乎工作辛苦，可她不愿意加班。
• My horse jibbed before the pond.
  我的马在水塘前逡巡不前。
• The frigate fired a warning shot across the privateer's bows to make her heave to. The pilot jibbed at the idea of a straight bomb run, for it would mean flying through heavy flak.
  快速战舰向私掠船的船首上空发炮警告，命令她停航。领航员不赞成采用笔直的轰炸航线，因为这样做就得飞过密集的高射炮火。
• Although the new tax is unpopular, the government has jibbed at abolishing it completely.
  虽然新税不得人心，但是政府拒绝完全将它废除。
• He jibbed at working overtime every day.
  他不愿每天都加班加点。
• The horse jibbed at the high fence and the rider fell off.
  马在那高栅栏前突然停住，骑手摔了下来。
• That overloaded truck jibbed at the steep hill.
  那辆超载的卡车爬不上陡坡。
• They jibbed at working overtime for their boss.
  他们不愿意为老板加班加点。
• The unspoken assumption was that, if only one or two had jibbed at the text, some way would be found of getting them to vote again and say yes.
  言外之意是，要是有一两个国家反对，总有办法能让他们再投票并同意。