Thrusts Meaning in English

word · lemma: thrust

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释义

'Thrusts' is the third person singular form of 'thrust' and means to push or drive something forcefully, often suddenly. It can also refer to a strong push with a weapon or with energy.

用法与细微差别

Used both literally (physical force or weapon) and figuratively (ideas, energy). Common in technical, literary, and everyday speech: 'he thrusts the door open,' 'the sword thrusts forward.' Often appears in more formal or descriptive contexts.

• Spanish: empuja - empujones (violentos) - impulsos
• Portuguese (BR): empurra - impulsos (força) - estocadas (arma)
• Portuguese (PT): empurra - impulsos (força) - estocadas (arma)
• Chinese (Simplified): 猛推 - 猛冲 - 刺 (武器)
• Chinese (Traditional): 猛推 - 猛衝 - 刺 (武器)
• Hindi: धक्का देता है - जोर लगाता है
• Arabic: يدفع بقوة - طعنات (سلاح) - دفعات
• Bengali: ঠেলে দেয় - গোঁজে
• Russian: втыкает - толкает
• Japanese: 突き刺す - 押し込む
• Vietnamese: đâm - đẩy mạnh
• Korean: 밀어 넣는다 - 찌른다
• Turkish: itiriyor - saplıyor
• Urdu: دھکیلتا ہے - گھونپتا ہے
• Indonesian: mendorong kuat - menusukkan

例句

He thrusts the stick into the ground.

basic

The sword thrusts forward in his hand.

basic

She thrusts her hand into her bag to find her keys.

basic

With each wave, the boat thrusts higher above the water.

natural

He thrusts his ideas into every conversation, whether people ask or not.

natural

She thrusts open the heavy door and steps inside.

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