| 释义 |
etch
[etʃ] verb transitive
■to cut a pattern, picture, etc. into a smooth surface, especially on metal or glass, using acid or sometimes a sharp instrument （尤指在金属或玻璃上）蚀刻，凿出•He etched his name on a piece of glass.他把自己的名字蚀刻在一块玻璃上。
[etʃ] verb transitive
be etched somewhere (also be etched with sth) literary
■If a feeling, emotion or shape is etched somewhere, it can be seen there very clearly （感觉、情绪、形状）刻在，印在，显出•His face was etched with pain.他的脸上流露出痛苦的神情。 •Confusion and sadness were etched on their faces.他们一脸的迷茫和悲哀。 •The foothills of the Himalayas were sharply etched against the pale blue sky.在淡蓝色天空的映衬下，喜马拉雅山的山麓小丘轮廓清晰鲜明。
[etʃ] verb transitive
be etched on/in your memory
■to be something that you will continue to remember 永志难忘；铭记•The scene will be etched on my memory forever.这个场景将永远铭刻在我的记忆中。 |