| 释义 |
tab
[tæb] noun countable
■a small piece of paper, metal, etc. that is fixed to something larger and is used for giving information, fastening, opening, etc. 标签，标牌•Make a file for these documents and write 'finance' on the tab.把这些文件归档，在标签上写明“财务”字样。 •Insert Tab A into Slot A and glue, before standing the model upright.把标签 A 插入槽 A 黏好，然后把模型立起来。 ■US (UK ringpull)
■the small piece of metal, often joined to a ring, which is pulled off or pushed into the top of a can (= metal drink container) to open it （易开罐的）拉环
■Northern english
■a cigarette 香烟
■(also tab of acid) informal
■a small piece of paper containing the drug LSD 含迷幻药的小纸片
the tab informal
■the total money charged in a restaurant or hotel for food, drinks, etc. （待付的）帐单，帐款•He kindly offered to pick up the tab (= pay).他客气地主动要求付帐。
[tæb] noun countable
keep tabs on sth/sb
■to watch something or someone carefully 密切注意…的动态•I like to keep tabs on my bank account so that I don't overdraw.我喜欢留意我的银行户口，以防透支。 |