grounded

• adj. 接地的；有基础的
• v. 停（ground的过去式）；触地

来自ground, 地面。引申义接地气的，现实的。

grounded (adj.)

late 14c., "learned, instructed thoroughly in the basics;" 1540s as "firmly fixed or established," past participle adjective from ground (v.). Electrical sense is from 1889. Meaning "having been denied privileges" is from 1940s. Dickens had room-ridden "confined to one's room."

1. Thompson grounded him for a month, and banned television.

汤普森罚他一个月不能出门，并禁止看电视。

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2. The civil aviation minister ordered all the planes to be grounded.

民航部长下令所有飞机不得起飞。

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3. The boat finally grounded on a soft, underwater bank.

那条船最终在松软的水下浅滩搁浅了。

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4. The car took a lurch forward but grounded in a deep rut.

车子猛地向前动了一下，但是随后就陷在一条深深的车辙里了。

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5. Her argument was grounded in fact.

她的观点有事实根据。

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