vt.

1. 摇动；使摇晃
   The earthquake rocked the houses.

   地震震动房屋。

2. 使震惊

vi.

1. 摇，摆动，振动
   The trees rocked in the wind.

   树在风中摇曳。

2. 奏摇滚乐，跳摇滚舞

n.[U]

1. 摇动
2. 摇滚舞，摇滚乐
   Paul likes playing very loud rock.

   保罗喜欢播放很响的摇滚乐。

n.

1. 岩，岩石，磐石[C][U]
   His purpose remains as firm as a rock.

   他的意志仍坚如磐石。

2. 【美】【口】石块，石子[C]
3. 冰糖；棒棒糖[C][U]
4. 【俚】钻石，宝石[P1]
5. 柱石，基石；靠山[C]
   Both brothers are rocks of our club.

   兄弟俩都是我们俱乐部的中坚人物。

6. 暗礁；灾难，危险[P]
   Rocks of prejudice must be removed.

   必须排除偏见的阻挠。

7. 加冰块的威士忌[P]

n.

1. the hard mineral material of the earth's crust, exposed on the surface or underlying the soil.
   ▸a mass of this projecting out of the ground or water.
   ▸ (the Rock) Gibraltar.
   ▸a boulder.
   ▸N. Amer. a stone of any size.
2. Geology  any natural material with a distinctive mineral composition.
3. Brit. a kind of hard confectionery in the form of cylindrical peppermint-flavoured sticks.
4. informal a diamond or other precious stone.
5. informal a small piece of crack cocaine.
6. (rocks) vulgar slang a man's testicles.

v.

1. move gently to and fro or from side to side.
   ▸shake, especially because of an earthquake or explosion.
2. cause great shock or distress to.
3. informal dance to or play rock music.
4. informal (of a place) be exciting or full of social activity.
5. (rock up) arrive; turn up.
6. informal wear (a garment) or affect (an attitude or style), especially in a confident or flamboyant way:
   Iverson was rocking a stars and stripes skullcap.

n.

1. (also rock music) a form of popular music derived from rock and roll and pop music but characterized by a more serious approach.
   ▸rock and roll.
2. a rocking movement.