prise

英 [praɪz]

美 [praɪz]

v.  强行使分开; 撬开

过去式：prised　现在分词：prising　过去分词：prised　复数：prises　第三人称单数：prises　

Collins.1 / BNC.12043 / COCA.43121

短语用例

prise sth↔out (of sb)

prise sth from sb

• （向某人）逼问情况；强迫…透露消息
  to force sb to give you information about sb/sth

牛津词典

verb

• 强行使分开；撬开
  to use force to separate sth from sth else
  1. He prised her fingers from the bag and took it from her.
     他掰开她的手指，把她手中的袋子抢走了。
  2. She used a knife to prise open the lid.
     她用刀把盖子撬开了。

柯林斯词典

• → see:prize

双语例句

• Newspaper reporters have been trying to prise the details from government speakers.
  新闻记者一直在设法从政府发言人口中探出消息。
• Use this long bar to prise the lid off.
  用这个长铁棍将盖子撬开。
• Culture could prise open the door to a closed and hitherto mysterious society.
  透过文化这扇大门，能清晰地看到封闭而又神秘的社会。
• Word came that Linda won the first prise in the English test yesterday.
  有消息传来说昨天英语考试琳达获得第一名。
• I began to prise at the doors to see if there was a way out.
  我开始撬门，想看看能不能出去。但当我把电梯门扳开时，只看到了水泥墙面电梯井道的墙面。
• Reports emanating from Spain say that liverpool's midfield maestro is now the number one transfer target of real after they failed to prise Cesc Fabregas from arsenal.
  西班牙媒体说利物浦的中场发动机是黄麻在引进阿森纳的法布雷加斯失败后的头号目标。
• I finally managed to prise his new address out of her.
  我最终从她口中套出了他的新住址。
• In the worst-case scenario, a rout of the greenback could tip some G7 countries into liquidity traps where extremely loose monetary and fiscal policies are unable to prise their economies out of deflation.
  在最糟糕的情况下，美元崩盘可能会令一些g7国家陷入流动性陷阱，在这种情况下，即使是极度宽松的货币及财政政策，也无法令其经济摆脱通缩。
• Eriksson said similarly if he was manager of another club he would pay anything to try and prise the28-year-old playmaker away from united.
  埃里克森还说，如果他是另一个俱乐部的经理人，他会不惜代价留住并奖赏这位28岁的队员。
• She'd promised not to talk, and nothing we could do could prise the information out of her.
  她答应保守秘密，无论我们用什麽方法她也不说出来。