| 释义 |
thread
[θred] noun
FIBRE 纤维
countable or uncountable
■(a length of) a very thin fibre 线•needle and thread针线 •loose threads松的线 countable
■a long thin line of something such as light or smoke （光、烟等）线状物，线状体•A thin thread of light made its way through the curtains.一缕光线透过帘子射进来。
[θred] noun
CONNECTION 关连
countable
■The thread of a book, discussion, speech, etc. is its story or the way that it develops, one part connecting with another 思路；贯穿的主线•One of the main threads of the film is the development of the relationship between the boy and his uncle.电影的其中一条主线是男孩和他叔叔之间的关系发展。 •Unfortunately my attention wandered for a moment and I lost the thread of (= forgot) what I was saying.遗憾的是我一时失神，忘了刚才在说甚么。 countable
■a connected group of pieces of writing on the Internet, where people are talking about a particular subject 帖子（网际网路上一组相关的文章，全都围绕人们谈论的一个特定主题）•I was so pleased to find this thread, and to know that lots of people have the same problem as me!我很高兴看到这个帖子，发现很多人和我一样都有这个问题！
[θred] noun
SCREW 螺钉
countable
■a continuous raised line, such as the one which goes around the outside of a screw or bolt or the inside of a hole 螺纹
[θred] verb transitive
■to put something long and thin such as string or thread through a narrow hole or into a small space 穿线于；使穿过•to thread a needle穿针 •The sari had gold strands threaded through the material.这件莎丽的布料间穿上了金线。
[θred] verb transitive
thread your way through/between, etc.
■to move carefully through a crowded space, changing direction in order to avoid people or things （避开障碍）穿过，通过（拥挤地带）•She threaded her way through the crowded market place.她穿过人群拥挤的市场。 |