poach

poach怎么读

英式音标：[pəʊtʃ]

美式音标：[poʊtʃ]

poach基本解释

vt. 水煮；偷猎；窃取；把…踏成泥浆

vi. 偷猎；侵犯；剽窃

poach的意思释义

v.

水煮；偷猎；窃取；把…踏成泥浆

变形

过去式：poached过去分词：poached现在分词：poaching第三人称单数：poaches

英英释义

poach[ pəutʃ ]

v.

hunt illegally

\"people are poaching elephants for their ivory\"

cook in a simmering liquid

\"poached apricots\"

poach用法及例句

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

They cannot poach for herring form our waters.

他们不可以在我国海域捕捞鲱鱼。

Fred was caught poaching hares.

弗雷德因偷猎野兔被捉.

When the water boils, drop the asparagus to poach.

水开后,投入芦笋煮熟。

Rival salesmen were poaching on his territory.

这些推销员是竞争对手，却跑到他的地盘来兜生意。

A rival firm poached our best computer programmers.

我公司的竞争对手把我们较好的计算机程序编制员挖走了。

例句参考

Ocean Acidification Effects on the Early Life-Stages of Commercially Important Flatfish of the Northeast USA

Understanding, Characterizing, and Communicating Responses to Ocean Acidification: Challenges and Uncertainties

The Role of Cardiac CT in the Evaluation of Tracheobronchial Abnormalities in Patients with Tetralogy of Fallot

Effect of intermittent drainage on swine wastewater treatment by marsh–pond–marsh constructed wetlands

State of the art for animal wastewater treatment in constructed wetlands.

Ammonia volatilization from constructed wetlands that treat swine wastewater

Improved nitrogen treatment by constructed wetlands receiving partially nitrified liquid swine manure

Marsh-pond-marsh constructed wetland design analysis for swine lagoon wastewater treatment

Swine wastewater treatment by marsh–pond–marsh constructed wetlands under varying nitrogen loads

Estrogenic activity and steroid hormones in swine wastewater through a lagoon constructed-wetland system

poach词源

poach

poach: English has two words poach, both of which go back ultimately to Old French pocher ‘put in a bag’, a derivative of poche ‘bag’ (source of English pocket and pouch). The cookery term [15] is an allusion to the forming of little ‘bags’ or ‘pockets’ around the yolk of eggs by the coagulating white. Poach ‘steal’ [17] seems to mean etymologically ‘put in one’s pocket’.=> pocket, pouch

poach (v.1)

\"steal game,\" 1520s, \"to push, poke,\" from Middle French pocher \"to thrust, poke,\" from Old French pochier \"poke out, gouge, prod, jab,\" from a Germanic source (compare Middle High German puchen \"to pound, beat, knock,\" German pochen, Middle Dutch boken \"to beat\") related to poke (v.). Sense of \"trespass for the sake of stealing\" is first attested 1610s, perhaps via notion of \"thrusting\" oneself onto another\'s property, or perhaps from French pocher \"to pocket\" (see poach (v.2)). Related: Poached; poaching.

poach (v.2)

\"cook in liquid,\" early 15c., from Old French poché, past participle of pochier (12c.), literally \"put into a pocket\" (as the white of an egg forms a pocket for the yolk), from poche \"bag, pocket,\" from Frankish *pokka \"bag,\" from Proto-Germanic *puk- (see poke (n.)). Related: Poached; poaching.