heel现在分词

1. 后跟
2. 足跟
3. 女高跟鞋
4. 手掌根（手掌靠近腕部的隆起部份）
5. 卑鄙的家伙，混蛋
6. 踵状物
7. 紧跟，紧接在后
8. 逃走，溜掉

1. 倾侧，（使）倾斜
2. 给修理后跟，补鞋跟
3. 给装后跟， 给（鞋）钉后掌，装以鞋跟
4. 紧跟，紧追，在后紧随，尾随，追赶
5. 【橄】用脚跟往回传
6. 给（斗鸡）上铁距
7. 【高尔夫】用杓后跟击（球）
8. 快跑
9. 【海】使（船）倾斜
10. 用脚后跟跳舞
11. 践踏
12. 供钱给
13. 装备

1. the bottom of a shoe or boot; the back part of a shoe or boot that touches the ground and provides elevation
2. the back part of the human foot
3. someone who is morally reprehensible;

   "you dirty dog"
   

4. one of the crusty ends of a loaf of bread
5. the lower end of a ship's mast
6. (golf) the part of the clubhead where it joins the shaft

1. tilt to one side;

   "The balloon heeled over"
   "the wind made the vessel heel"
   "The ship listed to starboard"
   

2. follow at the heels of a person
3. perform with the heels;

   "heel that dance"
   

4. strike with the heel of the club;

   "heel a golf ball"
   

5. put a new heel on;

   "heel shoes"
   

1. 脚后跟：当时 Thetis 拎着 Achilles 的一个脚后跟 (heel) 35 将他浸入河水中,自然被她拎着的这个脚后跟就没有被神奇的冥河水浸湿,Achilles 的这个 脚后跟就和凡人一样容易受伤.后来,在一次战斗中,Achilles 被他的仇敌射中了这只脚后跟.这位战功赫赫,

2. heel的近义词

2. 后跟：当时Thetis拎着Achilles的一个脚后跟(heel)将他浸入河水中,自然被她拎着的这个脚后跟就没有被神奇的冥河水浸湿,Achilles的这个脚后跟就和凡人一样容易受伤.

3. 脚跟：但由於,妈妈抓著他的脚跟,把他呈倒吊状浸下去,脚跟 (heel) 的部份没有浸到,所以heel 就成了他全身唯一的罩门.

at〔on〕 sb's heels

紧跟在某人的后面following closely after sb

bring sb to heel

迫使某人就范〔服从〕(force sb to) submit to discipline and control

come to heel

紧跟在主人后面come close behind its owner

get〔have〕 the heels of

胜过,超过be better to

kick one's heels

无所事事not have anything particular to do

under sb's heel

在某人的支配下dominated by sb

heel back (v.+adv.)

用脚后跟向后传(球) kick (the ball) backwards with one's heel
heel sth ⇔ back

It's not easy for a player to heel the ball back well.

对于一名运动员来说,用脚后跟把球传好是不容易的。

heel over (v.+adv.)

倾斜驶过 (of a ship) sail at an angle
heel over

The yacht heeled over.

快艇斜驶而过。

The boat heeled over in the strong wind.

船在大风吹袭下倾到了一边。

heel sth ⇔ over

They heeled the sloop well over, skimming it along to windward.

他们使单桅小船倾斜适当,让它顶着风向前滑去。

• A muslin wrapper which fell loosely from her shoulders to her heels.

  出自：E. Linklater

• He..raised himself on his toes, and let himself sink..back on to his heels.

  出自：M. Frayn

• The whole tree heeled over like a ship, smashing everyone in its fall.

  出自：G. K. Chesterton

• The boat..heels until the..tube is immersed.

  出自：Motor Cruiser

• ☆ 直接源自古英语的hēla，意为踵。