| 单词 | bowl |
| 释义 | bowl UK [bəʊl] US [boʊl] noun DISH 碗状物 ESSENTIAL countable ■a round container that is open at the top and is deep enough to hold fruit, sugar, etc. 碗；钵；（物体的）碗状部分 •a soup/cereal/salad/sugar bowl汤碗／麦片碗／沙拉钵／糖钵 •a bowl of soup/rice/porridge一碗汤／米饭／粥 •She eats a bowl (= the contents of a bowl) of •Sift the flour and baking powder into a mixing •UK Just put the dirty dishes in the washing-up countable ■the rounded inside part of something 碗；钵；（物体的）碗状部分 •The toilet countable mainly US ■a large bowl-shaped building or structure which is used for important sports events or musical performances 圆形运动场；圆形露天剧场 •the Hollywood Bowl好莱坞露天剧场 UK [bəʊl] US [boʊl] noun GAME 游戏 bowls uncountable ■a game played either outside on smooth grass or inside on an artificial surface, in which the players roll a large black or brown ball as close as possible to a smaller white ball 草地滚球；地滚球戏 •Bowls is one of the most popular sports in Britain.地滚球戏是英国最流行的运动之一。 countable ■a large ball used in the game of bowls （草地滚球中的）木球，圆球 UK [bəʊl] US [boʊl] noun Life is just a bowl of cherries. ■something that you say which means that life is very pleasant. This phrase is often used humorously to mean the opposite. （常幽默地用作反语）一切都十全十美；一切都完美无缺 UK [bəʊl] US [boʊl] verb intransitive or transitive CRICKET 板球 ■to throw a ball towards a batsman (= the player who hits the ball) using a vertical circular movement of the arm while running （举臂）把（球）投给打击手；投（球） •Pringle was tired after bowling for an hour.投了一小时球后普林格尔累了。 UK [bəʊl] US [boʊl] verb intransitive or transitive ROLL 滚 ■to roll a ball along a smooth grass or artificial surface during a game （在游戏中）滚（球） UK [bəʊl] US [boʊl] verb intransitive or transitive Phrasal Verbs bowl down/along sth ■to go quickly 朝着（或沿着）…疾行 •They bowled down the street on their new bicycles.他们骑着新的脚踏车飞奔在大街上。 UK [bəʊl] US [boʊl] verb intransitive or transitive Phrasal Verbs [M] bowl sb out ■in the game of cricket, to make someone have to leave the cricket field by hitting the wicket (= three vertical sticks) behind them with the ball （板球运动中）击中三柱门把（打击手）杀出局 UK [bəʊl] US [boʊl] verb intransitive or transitive Phrasal Verbs [usually passive] bowl sb over KNOCK DOWN ■to knock someone to the ground by running into them 把（某人）撞倒 •She was almost bowled over by a huge dog.她差点儿被一只大狗撞倒。 PLEASE ■to surprise and please someone a lot 使（某人）大为惊喜 •She was bowled over when she heard she'd won the competition.她听说自己赢了比赛喜不自禁。 |
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