英语词组in tow是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

in tow

following or going along under someone's control.

She usually goes shopping with her three children in tow.

Etymology: based on the literal meaning of a vehicle or ship in tow (= being pulled with a rope or chain)

in tow

Accompanying alongside or under one's supervision. I was so embarrassed when I arrived with the kids in tow only to realize that the invitation said adults only. The senator arrived to the press conference with her aides in tow.

in tow

closely following; under someone's control. The nanny walked into the park with three children in tow. The manager went to the meeting with her staff in tow.

in tow

In one's charge or close guidance; along with one. For example, The older girl took the new student in tow, or Peter always had his family in tow. This expression alludes to the literal meaning of being pulled along. [Early 1700s]

in ˈtow

(informal) following closely behind; with you: Mrs Bridge arrived with her four children in tow.

in tow

1. In a condition of being towed: a car with a trailer in tow.

2. Under close guidance; in one's charge: The new student was taken in tow by a peer counselor.

3. As a companion or follower: came to dinner with a friend in tow.

词组	in tow
释义	Idiom in tow following or going along under someone's control. She usually goes shopping with her three children in tow. Etymology: based on the literal meaning of a vehicle or ship in tow (= being pulled with a rope or chain) in tow Accompanying alongside or under one's supervision. I was so embarrassed when I arrived with the kids in tow only to realize that the invitation said adults only. The senator arrived to the press conference with her aides in tow. in tow closely following; under someone's control. The nanny walked into the park with three children in tow. The manager went to the meeting with her staff in tow. in tow In one's charge or close guidance; along with one. For example, The older girl took the new student in tow, or Peter always had his family in tow. This expression alludes to the literal meaning of being pulled along. [Early 1700s] in ˈtow (informal) following closely behind; with you: Mrs Bridge arrived with her four children in tow. in tow 1. In a condition of being towed: a car with a trailer in tow. 2. Under close guidance; in one's charge: The new student was taken in tow by a peer counselor. 3. As a companion or follower: came to dinner with a friend in tow.
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