rig
verb [ T ] uk/rɪɡ/ us/rɪɡ/ -gg-
(DISHONESTLY ARRANGE)
（采取不正当的手段）操纵;对…做手脚
to arrange dishonestly for the result of something, for example an election, to be changed
Previous elections in the country have been rigged by the ruling party. 这个国家以前的选举都受到了执政党的操纵。
(FIX IN PLACE)
安装;装配
to fix a piece of equipment in place
We rigged up a tent between two trees. 我们把帐篷扎在两棵树之间。
The sailors rigged the ship with new sails. 水手们给船装上了新帆。
Idiom
rig the marketidiom 操纵股市
to make the price of shares go up or down in order to make a profit
Phrasal verbs
rig someone out 给（某人）穿上特别的衣服
to put a particular type of clothing on someone
We rigged ourselves out in tracksuits and running shoes for the race. 我们穿上了田径服和跑鞋去赛跑。
rig something up 匆匆做成;仓促拼凑
to quickly make a piece of equipment from any materials you can find
I rigged up a temporary radio aerial from a coat hanger. 我用一个衣架凑合着做了一个收音机临时天线。
rig
noun [ C ] uk/rɪɡ/ us/rɪɡ/
(STRUCTURE)
（开采石油或天然气的）钻井架，钻塔，钻井设备
a large structure that is used for removing oil or gas from the ground or the bottom of the sea
Safety precautions on oil rigs are designed to cope with fires and small-scale explosions. 已经对钻塔制定了安全预防措施，以应付火灾和小规模的爆炸事故。
(TRUCK)
mainly US铰接式卡车；大型卡车
a truck consisting of two or more parts that bend where they are joined so that the vehicle can turn corners more easily