单词：bargest
n.
巴勒吉纱罗(作面纱、女衣料用)；巴勒吉披巾
adj.
巴勒吉纱罗的
barge
[bɑ:dʒ]
n.
(在内河、运河或港湾航行的)驳船，大型平底船
(尤指用于庆典的)大型游艇，豪华游艇，大彩船，画舫
【海军】(旗舰上将官的)专用(汽)艇
(牛津大学)用作水上住宅的船
(比单人赛艇更宽、更重的)教练赛艇
[美国方言]四轮双座大马车
[俚语]粗笨的船，粗重的旧船
[古语]小海船
[俚语]分歧，争论
vt.
用驳船运载：
Ore and coal had been barged down the Ohio to the Mississippi.
矿砂和煤已被用驳船沿俄亥俄河运载到密西西比河。
[口语]用双手推推搡搡地往前走；(笨拙而鲁莽地)闯出：
She barged her way through a crowd.
她推推搡搡地穿过人群。
使笨拙地移动
[俚语]谩骂；辱骂
vi.
蹒跚前进，(如驳船般)缓慢而笨拙地移动：
I saw an old woman barging.
我看见一位老太太蹒跚前进。
闯(入)，冲(入)，冲击(常与in或into连用)：
I hated to barge in without an invitation.
我讨厌不经邀请，擅自闯入。
[口语]鲁莽地撞着，猛撞，碰撞，与…相撞(常与into连用):
He was in such a hurry to get out that he barged into a passer-by.
他急急忙忙地往外走，竟与一位行人撞了个满怀。
[口语]遇见，偶然碰见，撞上(常与into连用)：
He barged into an old friend in the dancing party tonight.
他今晚在舞会上偶然遇上了一位老朋友。
[口语](尤指粗暴地)干涉，干预，插手，打扰(常与in， into连用)：
Don't barge in where you're not wanted.
别去管别人的闲事。(或：不需要你的地方不要闯进去。)
Don't barge into a conversation.
在别人讲话时别插嘴。
乘豪华游艇出游
变形：
vt.
barged
. barging
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