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trap

noun
 
/træp/
/træp/
Idioms
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    for animals动物

  1.  
    a piece of equipment for catching animals（捕捉动物的）陷阱，罗网，夹，捕捉器
    • a fox with its leg in a trap被夹子夹住腿的狐狸
    • A trap was laid, with fresh bait.陷阱设置好，还投放了新诱饵。
    see also gin trap, mousetrap
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • animal
    • bear
    • mouse
    • …
    verb + trap
    • be caught in
    • get caught in
    • free something from
    • …
    See full entry
    2.

    trick计谋

  2.  
    a clever plan designed to trick somebody, either by capturing them or by making them do or say something that they did not mean to do or say圈套；诡计
    • She had set a trap for him and he had walked straight into it.她给他设下圈套，他就径直钻了进去。
    see also booby trap, radar trap, speed trap, tourist trap
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • hidden
    • obvious
    • potential
    • …
    verb + trap
    • lay
    • set
    • set up
    • …
    See full entry
    3.

    bad situation恶劣处境

  3.  
    [usually singular] an unpleasant situation from which it is hard to escape（难以逃脱的）困境，牢笼
    • the unemployment trap失业的困境
    • Some women see marriage as a trap.有些妇女把婚姻视作围城。
    see also death trap, fire trap, poverty trap
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • hidden
    • obvious
    • potential
    • …
    verb + trap
    • lay
    • set
    • set up
    • …
    See full entry
    4.

    carriage马车

  4. a light carriage with two wheels, pulled by a horse双轮轻便马车
    • a pony and trap一匹矮马拉的双轮轻便马车
    5.

    mouth嘴

  5. (slang) mouth嘴；口 synonym gob
    • Shut your trap! (= a rude way of telling somebody to be quiet)闭上你的臭嘴！
    • to keep your trap shut (= to not tell a secret)嘴上有把门儿的
    6.

    for racing dog赛狗

  6. a cage from which a greyhound (= a type of dog) is let out at the start of a race隔栏（赛狗开始时把狗从中放出）

    7. in golf高尔夫球

  7. (also sand trap)
     (both especially North American English)
    (also bunker British and North American English)
    a small area filled with sand on a golf course（高尔夫球场上的）沙坑
    8. Word OriginOld English træppe (in coltetræppe ‘Christ's thorn’); related to Middle Dutch trappe and medieval Latin trappa, of uncertain origin. The verb dates from late Middle English.
Idioms
spring a trap
  1. to make a trap for catching animals close suddenly使捕兽器突然合上
  2. to try to trick somebody into doing or saying something; to succeed in this设套诱使某人做（或说）
to fall into/avoid the trap of doing something
  1. to do/avoid doing something that is a mistake but that seems at first to be a good idea掉进／避免掉进陷阱
    • Parents often fall into the trap of trying to do everything for their children.家长经常陷入极力为子女操办一切的误区。
    • The movie avoids the trap of spending too much time explaining things.这部电影避免了花太多时间解释事情的陷阱。

trap

verb
 
/træp/
/træp/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they trap
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he / she / it traps
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past simple trapped
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past participle trapped
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-ing form trapping
/ˈtræpɪŋ/
/ˈtræpɪŋ/
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    in dangerous/bad situation处境危险／恶劣

  1.  
    [usually passive] to put somebody in a dangerous place that they cannot get out of使落入险境；使陷入困境
    • be trapped Help! I'm trapped!救命啊！我给困住了！
    • be trapped by something We became trapped by the rising floodwater.我们被上涨的洪水困住了。
    • be trapped + adv./prep. They were trapped in the burning building.他们被困在燃烧着的楼房里。
  2.  
     [usually passive] to keep somebody in a bad situation that they want to get out of but cannot使落入险境；使陷入困境
    • be trapped + adv./prep. He was trapped in an unhappy marriage.他陷入不幸的婚姻之中。
    • I feel trapped in my job.我觉得被工作缠住了。
    3.

    part of body/clothing身体／衣服部位

  3.  
    trap something (+ adv./prep.) to have part of your body, your clothing, etc. held in a place so tightly that you cannot remove it and it may be injured or damaged卡住；夹住；绊住；缠住
    • I trapped my coat in the car door.我的外衣被汽车门夹住了。
    • The pain was caused by a trapped nerve.这疼痛是由于神经受压迫引起的。
    4.

    catch捕捉

  4.  
    trap somebody/something (+ adv./prep.) to force somebody/something into a place or situation that they cannot escape from, especially in order to catch them把…逼进，迫使…进入（不能逃脱的地方）
    • The escaped prisoners were eventually trapped in an underground garage and recaptured.越狱逃犯终于给追逼到地下汽车库，再次被捕。
    • Police believe the fingerprints could help trap the killer.警方认为指纹有助于抓获凶手。
  5.  
    trap something to catch an animal in a trap设陷阱捕捉，用捕捉器捕捉（动物）
    • Raccoons used to be trapped for their fur.人们过去经常猎取浣熊，以获得其毛皮。
  6.  
    trap something to catch or keep something in a place and prevent it from escaping, especially so that you can use it收集；吸收
    • Solar panels trap energy from the sun.太阳能电池板吸收太阳能。
    7.

    trick计谋

  7.  
    trap somebody (into something/into doing something) to trick somebody into something使陷入圈套；使中计；使上当
    • He felt he had been trapped into accepting the terms of the contract.他觉得自己是中了圈套才接受这合同条款的。
    • The police managed to trap him into revealing his true identity.警察设法诱骗他暴露了自己的真实身份。
    8. Word OriginOld English træppe (in coltetræppe ‘Christ's thorn’); related to Middle Dutch trappe and medieval Latin trappa, of uncertain origin. The verb dates from late Middle English.

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