vt.卷起，(把衣服、纸张等的边缘)塞进，折叠，把…塞进狭窄的空间，把…藏入，收藏，用…盖住，用…围紧，用…裹严
n.(衣服或织物的)褶，去赘皮手术，减肥手术，零食(尤指儿童在学校吃的糖果等)

原形：tuck第三人称单数：tucks过去式：tucked过去分词：tucked现在分词：tucking

Mom tucked my shirt inside my trousers.
妈妈把我的衬衫塞进裤子里。
The coffee shop is tucked away among the trees.
咖啡店藏在树林中。
He tucked the fabric and took it away.
他卷起布料然后拿走了。
He tucked the shirt into his pants.
他把衬衫塞进了裤子里。
She tucked her hair behind her ear.
她把头发梳到耳后。
The child was tucked up in bed with a goodnight story.
孩子听着睡前故事舒舒服服地躺在床上。
I always tuck a napkin into my collar when eating spaghetti to avoid spills.
吃意大利面时，我总是会在领口处放一张餐巾以防溅污。
The sails were tightly tucked to withstand the strong winds.
船帆被紧紧地收束起来以抵御强风。
The tailor tucked in the excess fabric to give the dress a better fit.
裁缝把多余的布料收进去，使裙子更合身。
The baby fell asleep with his mother's lullaby tucked in his heart.
婴儿在妈妈的摇篮曲中安心入睡。
He tucked away a large slice of cake for later.
他藏起了一大块蛋糕准备稍后再吃。
The footballer skillfully tucked the ball into the top corner of the goal.
足球运动员巧妙地将球射入了球门的上角。
The children tucked into their Christmas dinner with great enthusiasm.
孩子们热情高涨地享用着圣诞大餐。