| 单词 | stem |
| 释义 | stem [stem] noun countable CENTRAL PART 中心部分 ■a central part of something from which other parts can develop or grow, or which forms a support 主干 ■the stick-like central part of a plant which grows above the ground and from which leaves and flowers grow, or a smaller thin part which grows from the central part and which supports the leaves and flowers （植物的）干，茎，梗，柄 •flower stems花茎 ■the vertical part of a glass or similar container which supports the part into which you put liquid （高脚杯的）杯脚•Champagne glasses usually have long stems.香槟酒杯通常有长长的杯脚。 [stem] noun countable WORD 词 ■the part of a word that is left after you take off the part which changes when forming a plural, past tense, etc. 词干 •From the stem 'sav-' you get 'saves', 'saved', 'saving' and 'saver'.由词干 sav- 可以衍生出 saves，saved，saving 和 saver。 [stem] noun countable WATCH 手表 US the small part on the side of the watch which you turn to change the position of the pointers on the watch, or to make the watch operate （手表的）发条转柄，拨针柄 [stem] noun countable SHIP 船 ■the main supporting structure at the front of a ship （船）艏，艏柱 [stem] noun countable from stem to stern US ■from one end of something to the other 从头至尾 •We overhauled the car from stem to stern.我们把车从头到尾彻底检修了一遍。 [stem] verb transitive (-mm-)■to stop something unwanted from spreading or increasing 阻挡；阻止；遏制 •These measures are designed to stem the rise of violent crime.这些措施旨在遏制暴力犯罪增加。 •We must take action to stem the tide ■to stop the flow of a liquid such as blood 堵住，止住（出血等）•She tied a handkerchief around the wound to stem the flow [stem] verb transitive (-mm-)Phrasal Verbs stem from sth ■to start or develop as the result of something 源自；由…造成 •Her problems stem from her difficult childhood.她的问题主要是由艰苦的童年生活造成。 •Their disagreement stemmed from a misunderstanding.他们的分歧源自误会。 |
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