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词汇 bowled
释义 bowled
past simple and past participle ofbowl
bowl
verb[ I or T ]
uk /bəʊl/ us /boʊl/

bowlverb[I or T] (ROLL)


to roll a ball along a smooth surface during a game of bowls or bowling(在游戏中)滚动球
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Bowls, bowling & croquet
alley
bias
bisque
bocce
boule
bowl
bowling alley
bowling green
counter
croquet
crown green bowls
duckpin
duckpin bowling
jack
mallet
pin
pinsetter
strike
tenpin
tenpin bowling

bowlverb[I or T] (CRICKET)


to throw a ball towards a batsman (= the player who hits the ball) using a vertical circular movement of the arm while running: 把(球)投给击球员,投(球)
Pringle was tired after bowling for an hour.投了一小时球后普林格尔累了。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Cricket
12th man
all out
all-rounder
arm ball
asking rate
batting
declaration
eleven
hook
infield
jaffa
king pair
late cut
leg break
stonewall
strike rate
sundries
switch-hit
tail
tailender

Phrasal verbs


bowl down/along something
bowl someone out
bowl someone over

Examples of bowled


bowled

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.


I was completely bowled over.
I was bowled over with excitement when the announcement was made.
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But let us not be bowled over by the figure, even in today's economic circumstances.
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We only know the fact on the score sheet that he was bowled.
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It is rather like going out to the crease, taking guard, being clean bowled and blaming one's bat.
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The public figure who uses the information media for his own purposes should not complain if occasionally he gets one bowled back at him.
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He is so sympathetic towards us that we are almost bowled over by the consideration that he has for our feelings in these matters.
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I am sorry about that, but he has bowled me out on that point.
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What he said, to be truthful, has not bowled this maiden over!
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One must always remember not to be bowled over by scientific evidence.
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They bowled so-called "leg theory", which was not at the wicket but was at the batsman.
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The score card should read: cheap interest rate for housing, bowled.
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I was totally bowled over by its beauty.
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If ever anybody was bowled a half volley, that was it.
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I am bowled over by what is happening.
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