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必应词典为您提供yoked的释义，美 [joʊk]，英 [jəʊk]，n. 【无线】轭；偏转线圈；【物】轭铁；【罗史】轭门； v. 结合；用轭连起；把 (牛,马)套在 (车上)；使成配偶； 网络释义： 详细；共轭组；支配；

Two oxen yoked to a plough walked wearily up and down the field. 两头用轭套在犁上的公牛在吃力地来回耕地。 All these different political elements have somehow been yoked together to form a new alliance. 所有这些不同的政治力量不知怎地结成了一个新的联盟。 Instead, it assigned eight faculty colors that were shown on the gowns yokes (the portion over the shoulders).

Replace worn or scored yoke and seal. 更换磨损或划伤的轴轭. Slaves are under the yoke of their masters. 奴隶们受其主人的束缚. Remove intake manifold, yoke retainer and aligning yokes. 拆下进气歧管 、 叉臂轭护圈,并对正叉臂轭. They refused to bend beneath the oppressor's yoke. 他们拒绝屈服于压迫者的奴役.

“yoke”是什么意思？ 英 [jəʊk] 美 [joʊk] n.轭，架，座，偏转线圈；奴役，羁绊，束缚，统治；（同一轭上牛的）一对牲口；上衣抵肩，vt.结合；给…上轭；结合，联结；使成配偶，复数： yokes 过去式.

2016年3月11日 · In English, "yoked" means "attached together with a yoke." A "yoke" is a kind of harness used for attaching two cattle together to a plow. "Yoked" could also symbolically mean …

2024年4月22日 · "Yolked" refers to containing a yolk, as in an egg, while "yoked" means being bound or connected, often using a harness or metaphorically in teamwork. "Yolked" is typically used to describe the presence of a yolk within an egg, emphasizing the biological component of …

slang Having a physique characterized by very large and well-defined muscles. Did you see the guy over by the volleyball court? Dude is totally yoked. It was my goal to spend the summer lifting weights and getting yoked.

(a) To put a harness on (a draft animal), yoke; couple (a pair of animals) with a yoke, double harness; also, yoke (one animal to another); also fig.; ~ togeder; (b) to harness (an animal to a plow); attach (an animal to a plow, cart, etc.) with a harness; also fig.; (c) ppl. yoked as adj., of a cart: equipped with a yoke or harness; (d) to ...

Slaves would have a U-shaped piece of metal, or yoke , put around their necks. The yoke was attached to a long pole. The pole contained a number of yokes, each holding one slave.This meant that the slaves were chained together by their necks in a line, or coffle . There is an illustration of a coffle yoke at the top of the page.