monkey wrench

猴子扳手,猴子的扳手,扳手,猴子钳

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : Also called, especially British, adjustable spanner. a wrench having an adjustable jaw permitting it to grasp nuts or the like of different sizes.
- : something that interferes with functioning; obstacle:He threw a monkey wrench into our plans.

nounadjustable spanner

Synonyms

This has occurred with bean bag chairs, children's sweaters, and the Coco The Monkey Teething Toy.
Using skewers/tooth picks, attach monkey bread, Cinnabons, and churros to battleship.
In July 1925, the town hosted the Scopes Monkey Trial, a landmark case in the history of creationism.
The monkey seemed to be sticking his tongue out at me in defiance.
I had no way of knowing—or even asking—if they had mistaken this monkey-faced avatar for me.
But the greatest danger I ever underwent in that kingdom was from a monkey, who belonged to one of the clerks of the kitchen.
So when Yung Pak's father made him a present of a monkey—a real monkey—alive—he just danced with glee.
After a little while Yung Pak got used to these "monkey shines," and he knew that his pet would not stay away long after mealtime.
And here M. Barbiche suddenly threw himself into the attitude of an enraged and aggressive monkey.
Every night when he goes to bed, the monkey curls himself up by his side and lies there till morning.

猴子扳手,猴子的扳手,扳手,猴子钳

n.名词 noun

1
- : Also called, especially British, adjustable spanner. a wrench having an adjustable jaw permitting it to grasp nuts or the like of different sizes.
- : something that interferes with functioning; obstacle:He threw a monkey wrench into our plans.

nounadjustable spanner

Synonyms

This has occurred with bean bag chairs, children's sweaters, and the Coco The Monkey Teething Toy.
Using skewers/tooth picks, attach monkey bread, Cinnabons, and churros to battleship.
In July 1925, the town hosted the Scopes Monkey Trial, a landmark case in the history of creationism.
The monkey seemed to be sticking his tongue out at me in defiance.
I had no way of knowing—or even asking—if they had mistaken this monkey-faced avatar for me.
But the greatest danger I ever underwent in that kingdom was from a monkey, who belonged to one of the clerks of the kitchen.
So when Yung Pak's father made him a present of a monkey—a real monkey—alive—he just danced with glee.
After a little while Yung Pak got used to these "monkey shines," and he knew that his pet would not stay away long after mealtime.
And here M. Barbiche suddenly threw himself into the attitude of an enraged and aggressive monkey.
Every night when he goes to bed, the monkey curls himself up by his side and lies there till morning.