rig

英 [r?g] 美[r?ɡ]

GRE中低頻詞常用詞匯CET6+TEM8IELTS

復(fù)數(shù):?rigs;第三人稱單數(shù):?rigs;過去式:?rigged;過去分詞:?rigged;現(xiàn)在分詞:?rigging;

rig 操縱，控制，給船只裝帆，提供索具，石油鉆井設(shè)備

可能來自北歐某語言，最終來自 PIE*reig,綁定，來自 PIE*reg,拉直，管理，詞源同 rack,regulate. 引申詞義帆，索具，后引申動(dòng)詞義操縱，控制等。

rig (v.): late 15c., originally nautical, "to fit with sails," probably from a Scandinavian source (compare Danish, Norwegian rigge "to equip," Swedish rigga "to rig, harness"), though these may be from English; perhaps ultimately from PIE *reig- "to bind." Slang meaning "to pre-arrange or tamper with results" is attested from 1938, perhaps a different word, from rig (n.) "a trick, swindle, scheme" (1775), earlier "sport, banter, ridicule" (1725), of unknown origin. Also there is rig (v.) "ransack" from 1560s, likewise of unknown origin. Related: Rigged; rigging.
rig (n.): "distinctive arrangement of sails, masts, etc. on a ship," 1822, from rig (v.). Extended to costume, clothing outfit (1843); horse-drawn vehicle (1831), which led to sense of "truck, bus, etc." (1851); and apparatus for well-sinking (1875).

2. The severe conditions hampered attempts to pull the vessel free of the rig.: 惡劣的天氣情況使得把那艘船拉離鉆塔的努力很難奏效。

3. They had not found any evidence of a systematic attempt to rig the ballot.: 他們沒有發(fā)現(xiàn)任何證據(jù)證明有人企圖全面操縱投票。

4. Five oilmen were injured when a gas explosion shook a North Sea oil rig yesterday.: 北海的一處石油鉆塔昨天發(fā)生了瓦斯爆炸，5名石油工人受傷。

5. It can take as long as eight days to rig up rope ladders and to establish supply bases before a descent can be made into a very deep cave.: 在進(jìn)入一個(gè)很深的巖洞之前,光是裝配繩梯和建立供應(yīng)基地就需要八天之久. (makeadescent下降)