英语词组rig是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

rig out

1. To fit, fasten, or equip (with something). Tom just bought a new motorcycle that's been rigged out with a super powerful engine. I'm planning on rigging out my computer with a new processor and some extra memory once I save up a bit of money.

2. To clothe or be dressed, especially in a fancy or fashionable attire. Well, it looks like Jeremy rigged out nicely for the prom. I've got to get home and rig out before our big date tonight.

(in) full rig

In fancy, perhaps ceremonial, attire. Graduates, we need you to arrive at the commencement ceremony in full rig, OK?

rig up

1. To equip, fit, or provide with a harness. A noun or pronoun can be used between "rig" and "up." Once we rig you up, you'll be suspended about 20 meters above the ground. I just need to rig up the lights, and then the set will be finished.

2. To set up or connect something, especially in a hasty, haphazard, or unconventional manner. A noun or pronoun can be used between "rig" and "up." I rigged the sound system up to play sound from my computer and the television at the same time. He's rigging up a system of pulleys so that we can pass tools and supplies up and down from the roof without using the ladder.

3. To erect or construct something, especially in a hasty, haphazard manner. We rigged up some makeshift scaffolding so we could access the alarm system up near the roof of the house. The kids are rigging up a stage to perform the play they wrote.

rig something up

to prepare something, perhaps on short notice or without the proper materials. We don't have what's needed to make the kind of circuit you have described, but I think we can rig something up anyway. We will rig up whatever you need.

(in) full rig

(wearing) smart or ceremonial clothes. informal

rig up

1. To equip something: She took the fishing rod out of the case and rigged it up. He rigged up the guitar with some new strings.

2. To make or construct something in haste or in a makeshift manner: We rigged up a pulley to lift the shingles to the roof. They rigged a tent up using a sheet and three thick sticks.

3. To connect something to something in haste or in a makeshift manner: Let's rig the computer up to the stereo so we can play music off the hard drive. I rigged up the old record player and put on an album.

4. rig up in To dress, clothe, or adorn someone in something: They rigged the dancers up in elaborate gowns.

rig

1. tv. to arrange or tamper with the results of something. Somebody rigged the contest so no one got first prize.

2. n. a large truck; an eighteen-wheeler; a large recreational vehicle. There were three rigs sitting in the parking lot when we got there.

词组	rig
释义	rig Theme: DECEPTION tr. to arrange or tamper with the results of something. The crooks rigged the election.Somebody rigged the contest so no one got first prize. Theme: TRUCK n. a large truck; an eighteen-wheeler. Jim drives a really big rig.There were three rigs sitting in the parking lot when we got there. rig noun 1 a car, truck or bus US, 1938. 2 the collective equipment used by a musical group in concert UK, 1983. 3 a hypodermic needle and syringe US, 1969. 4 a still used in the illegal production of alcohol US, 1974. 5 a holster US, 2001. 6 the penis US, 1971. 7 surgically augmented breasts US, 1997. 8 a bad situation US, 1997 phraserig[rigged, rigged, rigging] rig out rig sb out • rig out sb old-fashioned informal to dress someone in special or unusual clothes: They'd rigged young Billy out in a blue sailor suit. Everyone had to come to the party rigged out as a television character.■ SIMILAR TO: dress sb uprig-out n C BrE old-fashioned a set of clothes, especially unusual or special clothes: You can't go walking around town in that rig-out. rig up rig up sth • *rig sth* up** informal to quickly make a temporary piece of equipment from objects that you find around you, or to quickly fix something in a position where it can be used temporarily: One of the boys had rigged up a sort of tent by draping a large plastic sheet over a pole. I managed to rig up a television in the bedroom so that he could watch the baseball game rig out 1. To fit, fasten, or equip (with something). Tom just bought a new motorcycle that's been rigged out with a super powerful engine. I'm planning on rigging out my computer with a new processor and some extra memory once I save up a bit of money. 2. To clothe or be dressed, especially in a fancy or fashionable attire. Well, it looks like Jeremy rigged out nicely for the prom. I've got to get home and rig out before our big date tonight. (in) full rig In fancy, perhaps ceremonial, attire. Graduates, we need you to arrive at the commencement ceremony in full rig, OK? rig up 1. To equip, fit, or provide with a harness. A noun or pronoun can be used between "rig" and "up." Once we rig you up, you'll be suspended about 20 meters above the ground. I just need to rig up the lights, and then the set will be finished. 2. To set up or connect something, especially in a hasty, haphazard, or unconventional manner. A noun or pronoun can be used between "rig" and "up." I rigged the sound system up to play sound from my computer and the television at the same time. He's rigging up a system of pulleys so that we can pass tools and supplies up and down from the roof without using the ladder. 3. To erect or construct something, especially in a hasty, haphazard manner. We rigged up some makeshift scaffolding so we could access the alarm system up near the roof of the house. The kids are rigging up a stage to perform the play they wrote. rig something up to prepare something, perhaps on short notice or without the proper materials. We don't have what's needed to make the kind of circuit you have described, but I think we can rig something up anyway. We will rig up whatever you need. (in) full rig (wearing) smart or ceremonial clothes. informal rig up v. 1. To equip something: She took the fishing rod out of the case and rigged it up. He rigged up the guitar with some new strings. 2. To make or construct something in haste or in a makeshift manner: We rigged up a pulley to lift the shingles to the roof. They rigged a tent up using a sheet and three thick sticks. 3. To connect something to something in haste or in a makeshift manner: Let's rig the computer up to the stereo so we can play music off the hard drive. I rigged up the old record player and put on an album. 4. rig up in To dress, clothe, or adorn someone in something: They rigged the dancers up in elaborate gowns. rig 1. tv. to arrange or tamper with the results of something. Somebody rigged the contest so no one got first prize. 2. n. a large truck; an eighteen-wheeler; a large recreational vehicle. There were three rigs sitting in the parking lot when we got there.
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