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

• 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。
• 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。
• And prise out the nutritious seeds.
  抽出里面那些营养丰富的种子。
• The dog often tried to prise their owner away from a new lover in the early days of a relationship.
  在一段关系开始初期，狗经常想从主人新宠那里夺回主人（的关爱）。
• Morris had not been able to prise out any information about his own teaching programme.
  关于自己的教学大纲，莫里斯一直未能探听到任何信息。
• 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。
• But nor have they found a chink in the armour of relativity that they could use to prise the whole thing open.
  但他们也没能从整个相对论之中找到一丝漏洞，来撬开整个相对论理论的甲胄。
• 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。
• 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。
• Juve are monitoring developments closely and are ready to prise De Silvestri, regarded as one if Italy's biggest young talents, away from Lazio this summer.
  尤文正密切关注事态发展，并准备为他估价，被认为是意大利最强的新星可能今夏离开拉齐奥。