fattened

英 [ˈfætnd]

美 [ˈfætnd]

v.  (使)长胖，长肥; (尤指动物宰杀前)育肥
fatten的过去分词和过去式

COCA.44118

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG (动物)长膘，变肥;催肥，养肥
  If an animalis fattened, or if itfattens, it becomes fatter as a result of eating more.
  1. The cattle are being fattened for slaughter...
     喂肥牛群以宰杀。
  2. The creature continued to grow and fatten.
     这个家伙继续长大、变肥。
• VERB 使(企业)发财;使(利润)增长;为…牟利
  If you say that someoneis fatteningsomething such as a business or its profits, you mean that they are increasing the value of the business or its profits, in a way that you disapprove of.
  1. They have kept the price of sugar artificially high and so fattened the company's profits.
     他们一直人为地使糖的价格居高不下，以此为公司牟利。
  2. Fatten upmeans the same asfatten.
     fatten up 同 fatten
  3. The Government is making the taxpayer pay to fatten up a public sector business for private sale.
     政府正在用纳税人的钱壮大一家公有企业，再进行私人认购。

英英释义

adj

• (of market animals) made ready for market

双语例句

• And he said to him, your brother has come, and your father has slaughtered the fattened calf because he has received him back healthy.
  仆人说，你兄弟来了，你父亲因为得他无灾无病的回来，把肥牛犊宰了。
• Those corrupt officials fattened themselves by drinking the people's life-blood.
  那些贪官污吏用民脂民膏养肥了自己。
• Meat from a domestic hog or pig. A fattened young pig.
  家养的公猪或幼猪的肉。
• Chinese workers are cheap production, fattened the American, but also to listen to such remarks!
  中国工人的廉价生产，胼手胝足，养肥了美国人，还要听这些风凉话！
• I have more than enough of burnt offerings, of rams and the fat of fattened animals;
  公绵羊的燔祭，和肥畜的脂油，我已经够了。
• They fattened up ducks and geese
  他们喂肥了鹅鸭。
• Cows, sheep, pigs, chickens and other animals destined for our dinner tables need to be fed – indeed, fattened up – before they are killed.
  注定要成为我们餐桌上之飨食的牛、羊、猪、鸡和其他动物在屠宰之前需要饲养一定时日&也就是养肥长膘。
• If rising prices have truly fattened their wallets, the Chinese economy need not worry about domestic demand.
  如果涨的价格真正进到劳动者的腰包，中国经济也不用老操心内需问题了。
• The cattle are being fattened for slaughter
  喂肥牛群以宰杀。
• The pigs fattened on corn.
  猪靠吃谷物长肥。