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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3619 COCA: 3108
*stroke¹
/strəʊk ||; strok/noun
1 [C] one of the movements that you make when you are writing or painting 一笔；一画: a brush stroke 毛笔的一笔
2 [C] one of the movements that you make when you are swimming, rowing, playing golf, etc （游泳、划船等的）一次划水；（高尔夫球等的）一次击球: Woods won by three strokes (= hits of the ball in golf). 伍兹以三杆的优势取胜。
3 [C,U] (used in compounds 用于构成复合词) one of the styles of swimming 游泳姿势；游法: I can do backstroke and breaststroke, but not front crawl. 我会仰泳和蛙泳，但不会自由泳。 ☞Look at crawl. 参看crawl。
4 [C] a sudden illness which attacks the brain and can leave a person unable to move part of his/her body, speak clearly, etc 中风: to have a stroke 中风
5 [sing] a stroke of sth a sudden successful action or event 突如其来的成功行动或事件: It was a stroke of luck finding your ring on the beach, wasn't it? 居然在海滩上找到了你的戒指，真是运气，对吗？
at a/one stroke with a single action 一举；一下子 not do a stroke (of work) to not do any work at all 一点工作也不做
stroke²
/strəʊk ||; strok/verb[T]
1 to move your hand gently over sb/sth 抚摸: She stroked his hair affectionately. 她充满怜爱地抚摸他的头发。 to stroke a dog 抚摸一只狗
2 to move sth somewhere with a smooth movement 轻轻移动（某物）
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3619 COCA: 3108
stroke1/strok; strəʊk/ n 1 [C] an illness in which your brain becomes damaged and you are unable to move part of your body 中风: He had a stroke last year. 他去年得了一次中风。 2 [C,U] a movement with your arms when you are swimming, often used after another noun to talk about a particular way of swimming〔游泳的〕泳姿﹐游法: backstroke 仰泳breaststroke 蛙泳 3 [C] a way of hitting the ball in a game such as tennis〔网球等的〕击球﹔一击﹐一抽: He played some beautiful strokes. 他做了几个漂亮的击球动作。 4 [C] a single movement of a pen or brush when you are writing or drawing〔书写或绘画时的〕一挥﹐挥笔动作 5 at a stroke/at one stroke with one single sudden action 一举﹐一下子: This would solve the problem at one stroke. 这样就一下子解决了问题。 6 a stroke of luck something lucky that happens to you 运气﹐好运: Finding the key was a real stroke of luck. 找到钥匙真的是运气。 7 not do a stroke (of work) informal to not do any work at all【非正式】什么（事）都不干
stroke2 v [T] to move your hand gently over something 轻抚﹐抚摸: He was stroking the cat. 他抚摸着猫。She stroked his face gently. 她轻抚他的脸庞。see picture on page 见 A10 页图
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3619 COCA: 3108
stroke strokestrokes1 noun1 a movement that you make with your arms, for example when you are swimming or playing sports such as tennis2a sudden serious illness when the brain stops working properly: He had a stroke.3a sudden successful action or event: It was a stroke of luck finding your ring again so quickly.4a gentle movement of your hand over a surface: He gave the cat a stroke.
stroke strokestrokesstrokedstroking2 verb (strokes, stroking, stroked )to move your hand gently over somebody or something to show love: She stroked his hair.

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