marooned

英 [məˈruːnd]

美 [məˈruːnd]

adj.  被围困的;孤立无援的;无法脱身的
v.  困住; 使无法逃脱
maroon的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：marooned　过去式：marooned　

BNC.21863 / COCA.23786

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 被围困的;孤立无援的;无法脱身的
  If you say that you aremarooned, you mean that you feel alone and helpless and you cannot escape from the place or situation you are in.
  1. ...families marooned in decaying inner-city areas.
     无法脱离日益衰败的内城区的家庭
  2. ...temporarily marooned at home by my injured knee.
     我由于膝伤暂时无法出门

英英释义

adj

• cut off or left behind
  1. an isolated pawn
  2. several stranded fish in a tide pool
  3. travelers marooned by the blizzard
  Synonym:isolatedstranded

双语例句

• The marooned pirate in` Treasure Island '.
  《珍宝岛》中被放逐的海盗。
• They put in and took the marooned seamen off.
  他们把船开进去救出被困在孤岛上的海员。
• What would you do if you were marooned on a desert island?
  如果你处于荒岛上孤立无援，你会怎么办？
• I had been marooned on the outer fringes of the party, and was getting bored.
  晚会上我被撤在一边，感到很无聊。
• Five fisherman were marooned on a rock in a gale.
  一阵大风把五个渔民刮到一块大岩石上。
• More than 200 have been killed and millions displaced, and thousands of villages are marooned.
  水灾导致逾200人丧生，数百万人流离失所，还有几千个村庄被洪水围困。
• We were marooned by the blizzard.
  我们为暴风雪所困。
• Let them be marooned in that cruel void, he said to himself.
  让他们被放逐在那残酷的空间之中吧，他对自己说。
• There was also fever, the danger of being marooned, and the hardships of storms and cold.
  还有发烧、被困在孤岛上、暴风雨和寒冷带来的艰辛。
• Rising floodwaters marooned the sheep on a hilltop.
  不断上涨的洪水将羊困在山顶上。