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Pole
n
native or inhabitant of Poland 波兰人.
pole n
1 either of the two points at the exact top and bottom of the Earth, which are the opposite ends of the axis on which it turns 地极
the North/South Pole 北[南]极. =>illus at globe 见globe插图.
2 (physics 物) either of the two ends of a magnet or the terminal points of an electric battery 磁极; 电极
the negative/positive pole 负[正]极.
3 (fig 比喻) either of two opposite, conflicting or contrasting extremes 相反的、 冲突的或对立的两极之一
Our points of view are at opposite poles. 我们的观点截然相反.
4 (idm 习语) be `poles apart be widely separated; have nothing in common 截然相反; 南辕北辙
The employers and the trade union leaders are still poles apart, ie are far from reaching an agreement or a compromise. 雇主和工会领袖的意见仍相距甚远.
pole n
1 long thin rounded piece of wood or metal, used esp as a support for sth or for pushing boats, etc along 杆; 竿; 棒; 杖; 篙
a tent, flag, telegraph, etc pole 帐篷支柱、 旗杆、 电线杆
a punt, barge, ski, etc pole 撑船的篙、 滑雪杖.
2 = perch1 3.
3 (idm 习语) up the `pole (infml 口 esp Brit)
(a) in difficulty 处於困境.
(b) wrong; mistaken 错误的; 弄错的.
(c) crazy; eccentric 发疯的; 古怪的. pole, v [Tn.pr, Tn.p]
push (a boat, etc) along by using a pole 用杆、 篙、 杖等撑（船等）
pole a punt up the river 用篙撑方头平底船逆流而上.
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