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accosted

/əˈkɔstɪd/ /əˈkɑstɪd/

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verb

搭讪，拦住，上前搭话

To approach and speak to boldly or aggressively, as with a demand or request.

Examples :

"The teacher accosted the student, demanding an explanation for the late arrival. "

老师拦住了那个学生，厉声要求他解释迟到的原因。

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verb

邻接，毗邻.

To join side to side; to border.

Examples :

"The neighbor's new fence accosted our property line, creating a clear boundary between our yards. "

邻居的新栅栏紧邻着我们的地产线，清晰地划分了我们两家的院子。

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verb

沿…海岸航行, 靠…航行

(by extension) To sail along the coast or side of.

Examples :

"The small fishing boat accosted the rocky coastline, searching for a sheltered cove. "

那艘小渔船沿岩石嶙峋的海岸线航行，寻找一个隐蔽的海湾。

nautical sailing

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verb

搭讪，走近。

To approach; to come up to.

Examples :

"A stranger accosted me on the street and asked for directions. "

一个陌生人在街上走过来跟我搭讪，问我路怎么走。

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verb

搭讪，招呼，攀谈。

To speak to first; to address; to greet.

Examples :

"While waiting for the bus, a friendly neighbor accosted me to ask about my day. "

等公交车的时候，一位友好的邻居主动跟我打招呼，问我今天过得怎么样。

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verb

毗邻，紧邻

To adjoin; to lie alongside.

Examples :

"The new library wing accosted the original building, seamlessly blending modern design with classic architecture. "

新图书馆的侧厅紧邻着原有建筑，完美地将现代设计与古典建筑融为一体。

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verb

袭击，攻击.

Examples :

"A stranger accosted the young girl and tried to grab her backpack. "

一个陌生人袭击了那个小女孩，并试图抢她的背包。

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verb

搭讪，挑逗。

To solicit sexually.

Examples :

"A man accosted her on the street, making unwanted and suggestive comments about her appearance. "

一个男人在街上搭讪她，用轻佻的语言对她的外貌评头论足，让她很不舒服。

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adjective

并列的，相邻的。

Supported on both sides by other charges; also, side by side

Examples :

"The coat of arms showed a central shield accosted by two rampant lions, one on either side. "

盾徽的中心是一个盾牌，它的两侧并列着两只跃起的狮子，一左一右。