英语词组hew是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

hew down

To cut something down, typically a tree. A noun or pronoun can be used between "hew" and "down." If we're going to build houses here, then we need to hew down a lot of these trees.

hew (something) out of (something)

To carve or cut a particular shape or object out of a piece of wood. Yeah, I hewed this bottle opener out of a piece of wood I had lying around the shop.

hew out

To carve or cut a particular shape or object out of a piece of wood. A noun or pronoun can be used between "hew" and "out." I'm going to hew out a bottle opener—what are you making?

hew to (something)

To adhere to a particular idea or rule. The teacher will deduct points if you don't hew to the guidelines for the project.

hew something down

to fell something wooden, usually a tree. We will have to hew most of this forest down. They hewed down the tree.

hew something out of something

and hew something out

to carve the shape of something out of something wooden. Dan hewed each of the posts out of a tree trunk. He hewed out a number of posts.

hew to something

to conform to a rule or principle. I wish you would hew to the rules a little better. Sarah refuses to hew to the company policies.

hew to

To conform to some law, set of beliefs, or course of action: I hope our children will hew to the traditions of our ancestors.

词组	hew
释义	phrasehew[hewed, hewn, hewing] hew out *hew sth* out** • hew out sth usually passive BrE literary to make something by cutting it out of something hard, like rock or wood: The caves are man-made, hewn out of the rock by hand. The cross was roughly hewn out of wood. hew to hew to sth AmE to strongly believe in or follow particular ideas, rules, or principles: As a politician, he hewed to a moderate course that didn't upset the majority. It wasn't the idea itself that impressed us, but the determination with which he hewed to it.■ SIMILAR TO: stick to, pursue hew down To cut something down, typically a tree. A noun or pronoun can be used between "hew" and "down." If we're going to build houses here, then we need to hew down a lot of these trees. hew (something) out of (something) To carve or cut a particular shape or object out of a piece of wood. Yeah, I hewed this bottle opener out of a piece of wood I had lying around the shop. hew out To carve or cut a particular shape or object out of a piece of wood. A noun or pronoun can be used between "hew" and "out." I'm going to hew out a bottle opener—what are you making? hew to (something) To adhere to a particular idea or rule. The teacher will deduct points if you don't hew to the guidelines for the project. hew something down to fell something wooden, usually a tree. We will have to hew most of this forest down. They hewed down the tree. hew something out of something and hew something out to carve the shape of something out of something wooden. Dan hewed each of the posts out of a tree trunk. He hewed out a number of posts. hew to something to conform to a rule or principle. I wish you would hew to the rules a little better. Sarah refuses to hew to the company policies. hew to v. To conform to some law, set of beliefs, or course of action: I hope our children will hew to the traditions of our ancestors.
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