curb

n.

限制，抑制；勒马绳，马衔索；（人行道的）镶边；（证券的）场外市场

vt.

制止，束缚；给（马）扣上马衔；给…加路缘；在…处设井栏

复数：curbs过去式：curbed过去分词：curbed现在分词：curbing第三人称单数：curbs

curb inflation抑制通货膨胀

curb market n. 场外交易市场；股票证券场外交易市场

1. He parked his car along the curb.
   他把汽车停靠在路边。
2. I stood at the curb trying to breathe.
   我站在人行道沿上想缓口气。
3. You must try to put a curb on your bad temper.
   你必须学着克制自己暴躁的脾气。
4. High interest rates put a curb on spending.
   高利率抑制了消费

1. I could be able to curb my desires.
   我能够抑制住自己的欲望。
2. We must curb inflation.
   我们必须控制通货膨胀。
3. You'd better curb the horse.
   你最好用缰绳把这匹马拴住。

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