n.船桨，桨
vi.划（行）

原形：oar第三人称单数：oars复数：oars过去式：oared过去分词：oared现在分词：oaring

Usually a boat has a pair of OARS.
一般小船上都会有一双桨。
He doesn't need you shoving your oar in!
他用不着你管！
Eric is prejudiced against you, and if you put in your oar, it will spoil everything.
埃里克对你怀有偏见，如果你插手的话，会把一切都弄糟的。
He was rowing the boat with an oar.
他正在用桨划船。
The oar broke in half when he applied too much force.
他用力过猛，桨断成了两半。
She leaned back and used the oar to propel the canoe forward.
她向后倚着，用桨推动独木舟前进。
The Olympic rower held the oar firmly in his grasp.
这位奥林匹克赛艇选手紧紧握住桨柄。
The crew members were in perfect sync as they pulled on their oars.
划艇队员们划桨的动作整齐划一。
The old wooden oar had been passed down through generations of fishermen.
这支木质的老桨是几代渔民传下来的。
The oarlocks were rusted, making it difficult to row the boat smoothly.
桨架生锈了，使得划船不太顺畅。
They tied the oar to the dock to prevent it from floating away.
他们把桨绑在码头上，防止它漂走。
The novice rower struggled to find the rhythm with her oar.
这个新手划手努力寻找划桨的节奏。
The painter captured the essence of a lone fisherman at dawn, with his oar dipping into the tranquil water.
画家描绘了一幅黎明时分独自划船的渔夫的画面，他的桨轻轻划破平静的水面。