单词 | ribbon |
释义 | ribbon ['rɪb.ən] noun ADVANCED countable or uncountable ■a long narrow strip of material used to tie things together or as a decoration (捆扎或装饰用的)带子,丝带,缎带 •Sandra often wears a ribbon in her hair.桑德拉常在头发上扎条丝带。 •He tied up the present with ribbon.他用缎带将礼物包扎起来。 a ribbon of sth literary ■a long narrow piece of something 一缕;一条;一排 •A ribbon of road stretched ahead of us across the desert.沙漠中的一条路宛如一根细长的带子,一直向我们前方延伸。 countable ■a small piece of coloured material given to someone in the armed forces to show approval and admiration for their brave actions 勋带,绶带 countable specialized ■the narrow strip of material that contains the ink for a typewriter (打字机的)色带 •My typewriter needs a new ribbon.我的打字机得换色带了。 ['rɪb.ən] noun cut/tear sth/sb to ribbons ■to destroy or badly damage something or someone by cutting or tearing them many times 将…割/撕成碎片 •Our new kitten has torn the living room curtains to ribbons.我们刚养的小猫把起居室的窗帘撕成了碎片。 •figurative ['rɪb.ən] noun in ribbons ■torn into narrow strips 粉碎;破烂;破碎成一条条 •Her coat was in ribbons.她的外套被撕成一条一条的。 •His shirt hung in tattered ribbons.他的衬衫破烂不堪,就像一堆碎布条挂在身上。 |
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