n.

1. 滑车，滑车组[C][U]
2. 用具，装备[U]
   John forgot to bring fishing tackle with him.

   约翰忘了带钓具。

3. 钓具；马具[U]
4. （橄榄球赛中的）擒抱摔倒[C]
5. （足球赛中的）阻截铲球[C]
   The tackle looked fair but a free kick was awarded.

   阻截动作看上去并未犯规，但被判罚任意球。

vt.

1. 着手对付（或处理）
   Mr. Wells tackled the difficult problem, but he couldn't solve it.

   威尔斯先生处理过这一难题，但未能解决。

2. 与……交涉[O][（+about/over/on）]
   I'll tackle the boss for a raise.

   我将与老板交涉要求增加薪水。

3. 擒抱并摔倒（对方球员）；阻截（对方球员）
   He was tackled before he had a chance to shoot.

   他还来不及射门即遭阻截。

4. 抓住，扭获
   The policeman tackled the thief.

   警员扭获窃贼。

5. 开始大吃

vi.

1. 擒抱并摔倒对方球员；阻截
   That big fullback tackles hard.

   那个大个儿后卫拦截凶狠。

n.

1. the equipment required for a task or sport.
2. a mechanism consisting of ropes, pulley blocks, and hooks for lifting heavy objects.
   ▸the running rigging and pulleys used to work a boat's sails.
3. (in sport) an act of tackling an opponent.
4. American Football  a player who lines up next to the end along the line of scrimmage.
5. (also wedding tackle) Brit. vulgar slang a man's genitals.

v.

1. make determined efforts to deal with (a difficult task).
   ▸initiate discussion with (someone) about a sensitive issue.
2. (in soccer, hockey, rugby, etc.) intercept (an opponent in possession of the ball).