英 [ɪnˈfest] 美 [ɪnˈfest]
vt. 骚扰；寄生于；大批出没；大批滋生
第三人称单数infests
现在分词infesting
过去式infested
过去分词infested
infest /ɪnˈfɛst/ TEM8 [ infesting infested infests ]
及物动词 When creatures such as insects or rats infest plants or a place, they are present in large numbers and cause damage. (昆虫或老鼠等) 大批出没于
...pests like aphids which infest cereal crops.
…像蚜虫那样大肆侵害谷类作物的害虫。
形容词 大批出没的
The prison is infested with rats.
那座监狱里鼠满为患。
及物动词 If you say that people or things you disapprove of or regard as dangerous are infesting a place, you mean that there are large numbers of them in that place. 充斥着
Crime and drugs are infesting the inner cities.
犯罪和毒品充斥着市中心区。
形容词 成群危害的
The road further south was infested with bandits.
更南边的公路盗匪猖獗。
骚扰
侵扰;侵染
感染
... infect传染,感染 infest扰乱；骚扰；成群滋扰 abut邻接,毗邻 ...
... infect传染,感染 infest扰乱；骚扰；成群滋扰 abut邻接,毗邻 ...
infestation 感染；侵扰
Lice infest their fur. They snore.
它们的毛皮里藏满虱子；睡觉时打鼾。
Several animals in sea water can infest wood.
海水中有好多动物能侵害木材。
"Easyjetsetters" infest clubs and bars at weekends.
周末很多的悠闲雅皮们留连无数的俱乐部和酒吧。
Head lice are as likely to infest a clean head as an unwashed one.
It predates the dinosaur by 150 million years, and today no fewer than 5, 000 species infest the Earth.
Then there are robbers who infest the roads, and a body of police must be kept up, etc.
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