tackle

verb

/ˈtækl/

动词形式

present simple I / you / we / they tackle	/ˈtækl/ /ˈtækl/
he / she / it tackles	/ˈtæklz/ /ˈtæklz/
past simple tackled	/ˈtækld/ /ˈtækld/
past participle tackled	/ˈtækld/ /ˈtækld/
-ing form tackling	/ˈtæklɪŋ/ /ˈtæklɪŋ/

[transitive] tackle something to make a determined effort to deal with a difficult problem or situation应付，处理，解决（难题或局面）
- The government is determined to tackle inflation.政府决心解决通货膨胀问题。
- I think I'll tackle the repairs next weekend.我想下周末我会着手修理。
- Firefighters tackled a blaze in a garage last night.昨夜一车库起火，消防队员前去扑救。
- The drugs problem has to be tackled head-on.对于毒品问题必须迎头痛击。
- The problem is being tackled with a range of measures.这个问题正通过一系列措施予以处理。
- We are failing to tackle the key issues.我们在处理关键问题方面受到挫折。
Collocations Dictionary
adverb
- properly
- seriously
- directly
- …
verb + tackle
- attempt to
- try to
- help (to)
- …
preposition
- with
phrases
- tackle somebody to the floor
- tackle somebody to the ground
[transitive] tackle somebody (about something) to speak to somebody about a problem or difficult situation与某人交涉；向某人提起（问题或困难情况） synonym confront
- I tackled him about the money he owed me.我就他欠我钱的事与他进行了交涉。
[transitive, intransitive] tackle (somebody) (in football (soccer), hockey, etc.足球、曲棍球等) to try and take the ball from an opponent抢球；抢断；抢截；铲断
- He was tackled just outside the penalty area.他就在禁区外让对方把球抢断。
Topics Sports: ball and racket sportsc1
Collocations Dictionary
adverb
- hard
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[intransitive, transitive] tackle (somebody) (in rugby or American football橄榄球或美式足球) to make an opponent fall to the ground in order to stop them running擒抱摔倒；阻截
- He can run fast and tackle hard.他跑得快，阻截凶。
Topics Sports: ball and racket sportsc1
Collocations Dictionary
adverb
- hard
[transitive] tackle somebody to deal with somebody who is violent or threatening you抓获；擒获；给以颜色
- He tackled a masked intruder at his home.他在家里抓住了一个私自闯入的蒙面人。
Collocations Dictionary
adverb
- properly
- seriously
- directly
- …
verb + tackle
- attempt to
- try to
- help (to)
- …
preposition
- with
phrases
- tackle somebody to the floor
- tackle somebody to the ground

词源Middle English (denoting equipment for a specific task): probably from Middle Low German takel, from taken ‘lay hold of’. Early senses of the verb (late Middle English) described the provision and handling of a ship's equipment.

tackle

noun

/ˈtækl/

[countable] an act of trying to take the ball from an opponent in football (soccer), hockey, etc.; an act of knocking somebody to the ground, for example in rugby or American football （足球等）抢断球，阻截铲球；（橄榄球或美式足球）擒抱摔倒，阻截
- He was booked for a late tackle on Torres.他因对托雷斯的铲球犯规而被黄牌警告。
- He brought the burglar down with a flying tackle.他用一个飞铲把窃贼打倒了。
- He bruised his arm making a tackle against the Browns.他在对布朗队的比赛中扑搂时擦伤了手臂。
- I managed to get in a sliding tackle, but he scored anyway.我试图把球铲开，但他还是得分了。
- Only a last-ditch tackle by Song prevented Raul from scoring.桑拚命阻截住劳尔，才没让劳尔得分。
- She lost the ball in a tackle.她在抢断中丢了球。
- Their captain was sent off for a high tackle on Cooper.他们的队长因过高扑搂库珀被罚下场。
Topics Sports: ball and racket sportsc1
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- hard
- strong
- high
- …
verb + tackle
- execute
- make
- break
- …
preposition
- tackle from
- tackle against
- tackle on
- …
[countable] (North American English) (in American football 美式足球) a player whose job is to stop opponents by knocking them to the ground阻截队员 see also nose tackleTopics Sports: ball and racket sportsc2
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- defensive
- offensive
- left
- …
verb + tackle
- play
- draft
[uncountable] the equipment used to do a particular sport or activity, especially fishing用具；体育器材；（尤指）渔具
- He owns a gun and tackle shop in the village.他在村子里拥有一家枪支和用具商店。
- We'll need some ropes and climbing tackle.我们需要一些绳子和攀登用具。
see also block and tackle, fishing tackle
[uncountable] (British English, slang) a man’s sexual organs鸡巴；阳具 see also wedding tackle