| 单词 | piece |
| 释义 | piece [pi:s] noun countable PART 部分 ESSENTIAL ■a part of something 块；片；段；碎片；碎块 •a piece of •He cut the cake into six pieces.他把蛋糕切成六块。 •This jigsaw puzzle has two pieces missing.这个拼图玩具少了两块。 •The vase lay on the floor in •She tried to break/tear •The building was taken apart and reassembled piece by in one piece ■as a single thing and not divided into smaller pieces 整个地，完整地 •We want to sell the business in one piece.我们想把公司整个卖掉。 come/fall to pieces ■to break apart into smaller parts 成为碎片 •The glass must have been cracked - it just fell to pieces in my hand.玻璃杯肯定有裂缝——杯子一到我手上就碎了。 •His clothes were dirty and falling to pieces.他的衣服又脏又破。 [pi:s] noun countable THING 事物 ESSENTIAL ■a single object of a particular type （某类事物中的）一件，一个，一条 •a piece of •a piece (= whole sheet) of paper一张纸 •a piece of •a piece of IMPROVER ■something which has been created by an artist, musician or writer （艺术家、音乐家或作家的）作品；篇，段，首，幅 •an orchestral/piano/instrumental piece管弦乐／钢琴曲／器乐作品 •a skilful piece of •Did you read that piece (= article) in the newspaper?你看过报纸上的那篇文章了吗？ ■a single thing which forms part of a set （一套或一组中的）一个，一件•a chess piece一枚棋子 ■a coin with a stated value （某种币值的）硬币•Could you swap me a 20p piece for two tens?你能帮我把一枚20便士的硬币换成两枚10便士的吗？ [pi:s] noun countable GUN 枪 old-fashioned ■a gun 枪；炮；手枪 •an artillery piece一门炮 •US slang [pi:s] noun countable come to pieces UK ■If something comes to pieces, it has been designed so that it can be divided into smaller parts. 可拆开，可拆卸 [pi:s] noun countable give sb a piece of your mind informal ■to speak angrily to someone about something they have done wrong 严厉责备，斥责（某人） •I'm going to give that mechanic a piece of my mind if the car's not fixed this time.如果那辆车这次再修不好的话，我就教训那个维修技工一顿。 [pi:s] noun countable go/fall to pieces ■If someone goes/falls to pieces, they become unable to think clearly and control their emotions because of something unpleasant or difficult that they have experienced （在精神方面）崩溃，垮掉；十分激动，极度紧张 •She just goes (all ■If an organization or system goes/falls to pieces, it fails （机构或系统）四分五裂，瓦解•Their marriage began to fall to pieces after only a few months.才过了几个月，他们的婚姻就开始走下坡了。 [pi:s] noun countable (all) in one piece ■not damaged 完好无损地，安然无恙地 •The radio had been stolen, but otherwise we got the car back (all) in one piece.除了收音机被偷之外，我们的车找回来时完好无损。 [pi:s] noun countable pick/pull sb/sth to pieces informal ■to criticize someone or something severely 严厉批评；把…批判得体无完肤 •The moment she left, the rest of the family started to pull her to pieces.她一离开，家里人就开始七嘴八舌地数落她。 [pi:s] noun countable piece of ass US offensive ■used to refer to a woman as a sexually attractive object 尤物，美人 [pi:s] noun countable piece of cake informal ■something which is very easy to do 非常容易的事情 •The exam was a piece of cake.考试很简单。 [pi:s] noun countable take sth to pieces UK ■to separate something into smaller parts 把…拆开 •If you take the bookcase to pieces, it will fit in the back of your car.你把书柜拆开就能放进汽车后部了。 [pi:s] verb Phrasal Verbs [M] piece sth together ■to create something by joining the separate parts of it together or by joining different things together 拼合；凑集 •The ancient skull has been pieced together from •Kevin has done a great job to piece together a tremendous team.凯文拼凑出一支出色的队伍，真是了不起。 •The police are collecting clues in order to piece together the details of the day she died.警方正在搜集线索，以查清她死去那天的详细情形。 |
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