hurtling

简明释义

[ˈhɜːtlɪŋ][ˈhɜːrtl]

adj. 飞奔的,疾驰的

v. 急飞,猛烈碰撞,猛掷(hurtle 的 ing 形式)

英英释义

Moving rapidly or forcefully in a specified direction.

以快速或强力的方式朝指定方向移动。

To move with great speed, often in a reckless manner.

以极快的速度移动,通常是鲁莽的方式。

单词用法

hurtling through space

在太空中飞驰

hurtling down the road

在路上飞驰

hurtling towards

朝着...飞驰

hurtling at breakneck speed

以惊人的速度飞驰

hurtling past

飞速经过

hurtling into

猛冲向...

同义词

rushing

冲向

The car was rushing down the highway.

那辆车正沿着高速公路冲去。

hurtling

猛冲

The comet was hurtling through space.

那颗彗星正在太空中猛冲。

speeding

飞速前进

He was speeding to catch the bus.

他在飞速赶去赶公交。

barreling

快速移动

The train came barreling around the bend.

火车快速地转过弯道。

反义词

slowing

减速

The car is slowing down as it approaches the traffic light.

汽车在接近红绿灯时正在减速。

stopping

停止

She came to a complete stop before crossing the street.

她在过马路之前完全停下来了。

pausing

暂停

He paused for a moment to catch his breath.

他停顿了一下以喘口气。

例句

1.We'll be hurtling along to new wonders, and will struggle to remember that things were ever different.

我们将会努力记住事情不是一成不变的,我们要沿着新的梦想,去开拓去创造!

2.Less than a year after they applied for a patent, the TR-55 came hurtling down the assembly line.

申请专利未满一年,TR - 55成批投入生产线。

3.This car came hurtling towards me and I thought my number was up .

那辆车朝我疾驰过来的时候,我想我死定了。

4.Hurtling through the galaxy, faster than a speeding sun.

飞驰通过银河系,比太阳的速度还快。

5.That's just an overture, really, to a symphony of hurtling, fairly ingenious fights and escapes.

这仅仅是一个前奏,实际上,接下来是飞驰音乐,独特的打斗、逃跑的设计。

6.Think of it as a railroad car hurtling down the line at the same time that attendants scramble to hitch on the wheels and lay the track.

而这就像当一辆有轨电车沿着路线疾驰的同时,乘务员在极力减缓车速以便铺设新的轨道。

7.Their lives burst into adventure when Digory's Uncle Andrew, who thinks he is a magician, sends them hurtling to…somewhere else.

多戈瑞的舅舅自认为是魔法师,当他把多戈瑞和玻莉送到另一空间的某个地方时,他们的历险开始了。

8.Ever fancied soaking your feet while simultaneously hurtling through the air on a roller coaster?

你曾幻想过一边泡脚,一边坐在过山车上在空中飞驰吗?

9.The car was hurtling down the highway at an alarming speed.

这辆车以惊人的速度在高速公路上飞驰

10.The children were hurtling down the slide at the playground, laughing joyfully.

孩子们在游乐场的滑梯上飞速滑下,欢声笑语。

11.The meteor was hurtling through the atmosphere, leaving a bright trail behind.

那颗陨石在大气中急速穿行,留下了一道明亮的轨迹。

12.He felt his heart racing as he saw the bike hurtling down the steep hill.

当他看到自行车从陡峭的山坡上飞速下滑时,心跳加速。

13.She watched as the ball came hurtling towards her during the game.

她看到球在比赛中向她飞速而来

作文

In the heart of a bustling city, life moves at an astonishing pace. People rush to work, cars zoom past, and the sounds of the urban landscape create a symphony of chaos. Among this whirlwind of activity, one can often see children playing in the park, their laughter echoing as they run and chase each other. It is in these moments that we can witness the essence of childhood—innocent and free. However, there is a stark contrast to this playful atmosphere when we observe the world around us. Just beyond the park, the streets are filled with vehicles hurtling (飞驰) down the road, each one in a hurry to reach its destination. The drivers, often lost in their thoughts, seem oblivious to the world outside their windows.As I sit on a bench, watching the scene unfold, I am reminded of how quickly life can change. One moment, everything is serene; the next, it can feel like chaos. The cars hurtling (飞驰) by serve as a metaphor for the relentless pace of modern life. We are all caught up in this rush, often forgetting to appreciate the small joys that surround us. The vibrant colors of the flowers in the park, the gentle rustle of leaves in the breeze, and the cheerful chatter of friends sitting nearby—all these details fade into the background as we focus on our own hurried lives.The phenomenon of hurtling (飞驰) through life is not limited to just vehicles on the road. It reflects our daily routines and the pressures we face. Many people find themselves moving from one task to another, often feeling overwhelmed by the demands of work, family, and social obligations. In this fast-paced environment, it is easy to lose sight of what truly matters. We may find ourselves hurtling (飞驰) towards goals that do not bring us fulfillment, chasing after success without stopping to evaluate if it aligns with our values.To counteract this tendency, it is essential to take moments of pause. We must learn to slow down and appreciate the present. This can be as simple as taking a deep breath, enjoying a cup of coffee, or spending time with loved ones. By doing so, we can resist the urge to hurtle (飞驰) through life and instead embrace a more mindful approach. In conclusion, while the world around us may seem to be hurtling (飞驰) forward at breakneck speed, we have the power to choose how we navigate our lives. By finding balance and appreciating the beauty in everyday moments, we can transform our experience from one of chaos to one of joy. Let us not forget to pause, reflect, and truly live in the moment, rather than simply hurtling (飞驰) through it.

在繁忙城市的中心,生活以惊人的速度移动。人们匆匆前往工作,汽车飞速而过,城市景观的声音交织成一首混乱的交响曲。在这场活动的旋风中,人们常常可以看到孩子们在公园里玩耍,他们的笑声回荡着,追逐着彼此。在这些时刻,我们可以见证童年的本质——无邪而自由。然而,当我们观察周围的世界时,这种玩乐的氛围却形成了鲜明的对比。在公园之外,街道上充满了车辆,它们在路上hurtling(飞驰),每一辆都急于到达目的地。司机们常常沉浸在自己的思绪中,似乎对窗外的世界毫无察觉。当我坐在长椅上,看着这一幕展开时,我想起了生活是多么快速地变化。一瞬间,一切都是宁静的;下一瞬间,它可能会感觉像是混乱。那些hurtling(飞驰)而过的汽车象征着现代生活的无情节奏。我们都被卷入这种匆忙之中,常常忘记去欣赏周围的小快乐。公园里花朵的鲜艳色彩,微风中树叶的轻轻沙沙声,以及坐在附近的朋友们愉快的交谈——所有这些细节在我们关注自己匆忙的生活时都渐渐淡出背景。这种生活的hurtling(飞驰)现象并不仅限于道路上的车辆。它反映了我们的日常生活和面临的压力。许多人发现自己从一个任务匆忙转向另一个任务,常常感到被工作的、家庭的和社交义务的要求所压倒。在这种快节奏的环境中,很容易失去对真正重要事物的关注。我们可能发现自己在追逐那些不带来满足感的目标,在追求成功的过程中,未曾停下脚步评估它是否与我们的价值观一致。为了抵消这种倾向,重要的是要抽出片刻暂停。我们必须学会放慢脚步,欣赏当下。这可以是简单的深呼吸,享受一杯咖啡,或者与亲人共度时光。通过这样做,我们可以抵制hurtling(飞驰)生活的冲动,而是采取更有意识的方法。总之,虽然我们周围的世界似乎在以惊人的速度hurtling(飞驰)向前,但我们有能力选择如何驾驭我们的生活。通过寻找平衡和欣赏日常时刻的美好,我们可以将我们的经历从混乱转变为快乐。让我们不要忘记暂停、反思,并真正活在当下,而不仅仅是hurtling(飞驰)过去。