rigged的意思和读音

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adj.+n.rotary rig

v.+n.rig drill

v.plan

v.fix,engineer,arrange,improvise,fix up

n.dress,clothes,clothing,getup,outfit

riggedv.

1.~ sthto arrange or influence sth in a dishonest way in order to get the result that you want

He said the election had been rigged.

to rig the market(= to cause an artificial rise or fall in prices, in order to make a profit)

2.~ sth (with sth)to provide a ship or boat with ropes, sails, etc.; to fit the sails, etc. in position

3.~ sth (up) (with sth)to fit equipment somewhere, sometimes secretly

The lights had been rigged (up) but not yet tested.

The car had been rigged with about 300 lbs of explosive. 300

n.

1.a large piece of equipment that is used for taking oil or gas from the ground or the bottom of the sea

an oil rig

2.the way that the masts and sails on a boat, etc. are arranged

3.(informal)a large lorry/truck

4.equipment that is used for a special purpose

a CB radio rig线

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n.1.a tall structure fitted with equipment for getting oil or gas out of the ground or from under the bottom of the sea2.a large truck that consists of two parts, one for the engine and the driver and the other for carrying a load3.a set of equipment used for a particular activity4.the particular way in which the sails, ropes, masts, etc. are arranged on a ship5.a set of clothes, or a uniform1.a tall structure fitted with equipment for getting oil or gas out of the ground or from under the bottom of the sea2.a large truck that consists of two parts, one for the engine and the driver and the other for carrying a load3.a set of equipment used for a particular activity4.the particular way in which the sails, ropes, masts, etc. are arranged on a ship5.a set of clothes, or a uniform

v.1.to influence something such as an election in a dishonest way in order to produce a particular result2.to prepare a ship for use by fitting all the ropes, sails, etc.3.to provide something with a piece of equipment, especially secretly

1. rigescent rigged rigger ...

2. Reciprocate: - Rigged- Ambush: - ...

3.. - ... win a prize rigged knock yourself out ...

5. ... there is the court of appeal rigged court of appeal ...

6. unspoken rules rigged pull the strings from behind the scenes ...

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1.And, of course, data that have been rigged, invented or fraudulently altered won't stand up to future scrutiny.

2.Each family had claimed a little spot, made it home, rigged up some sort of shelter like a blanket on a frame of branches.

3.I will try to explain some of the tricks I have done just to let you know in general how its fully rigged.使便

4.Tsvangirai said the election was rigged and his supporters face too much violence for him to keep running.使

5.It was rigged with a rod and wires so that it would look as if it was unfurled and blowing in Apollo photographs.线

6.Rescue workers rigged up a camera down there so that people could watch a live feed of the miners getting ready to go up.

7.Before the election, Senator Biden said the United States should cut military aid to Pakistan if the polls were rigged.

8.Wheatley had staked much on his agency's effort to block the deal by alleging that a shareholder vote approving it had been rigged.

9.But the court refused to compel the release of the names, strengthening Chevron's suspicions that the survey had been rigged.怀

10.He said that the entire election process, including the election and party registration laws, is rigged to entrench the regime in power.