单词 | slot |
释义 | slot UK [slɒt] US [slɑ:t] noun countable LONG HOLE 长洞口 ■a long narrow hole, especially one for putting coins into or for fitting a separate piece into 狭缝;(尤指)投币口,狭槽 •I put my money in the slot and pressed the button but nothing came out.我把钱放入投币口,按了按钮,但没有东西出来。 •The holder has slots for 100 CDs.这个CD架的凹槽可以放100张CD。 UK [slɒt] US [slɑ:t] noun countable AMOUNT OF TIME 时间段 ■an amount of time which is officially allowed for a single event in a planned order of activities or events (为某活动安排的)时段 •The programme will occupy that half-hour slot before the nine o'clock news.那个节目将在九点新闻前的半小时这一时段播出。 UK [slɒt] US [slɑ:t] verb intransitive or transitive [+ adv/prep] (-tt-)■to put something into a slot or fit together using slots 放于狭槽中,或用狭槽配合在一起 •The legs of the chair are meant to slot into •Do these two pieces slot together •Slot piece A into UK [slɒt] US [slɑ:t] verb intransitive or transitive [+ adv/prep] (-tt-)Phrasal Verbs slot sb/sth in ■to find time to see someone or do something between various other arrangements that have already been made 为…安排时间;把…安排进计划 •Doctor Meredith is busy this morning, but she might be able to slot you in around one o'clock.今天上午马里帝兹医生很忙,但她也许可以安排在一点钟左右见你。 |
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