tub是什么意思_tub的中文翻译_用法_简单造句

英[tʌb]美[tʌb]

n. 桶；浴盆；<口>行进缓慢的旧船

v. 装入桶；洗澡

中文
双解
英英
词法

noun(名词)

盆;缸
（盛食物的塑料有盖）小桶，小杯
（塑料、金属或陶瓷的）浴缸
往浴缸里放水

双解例句

noun(名词)

盆;缸
Outside was a stone patio with tubs of flowering plants.
外面是一个石砌的露台，上面摆着一盆盆开着花的植物。
The first part of the wine-making process is to crush the grapes in large tubs.
酿制葡萄酒的第一步是在大缸里压碎葡萄。
（盛食物的塑料有盖）小桶，小杯
a tub of ice cream/margarine
一杯冰激凌／一小桶人造黄油
（塑料、金属或陶瓷的）浴缸
It's good to sink into a nice, hot tub at the end of a hard day's work.
一天劳累之后，泡在盛满热水的浴缸里真舒服。
往浴缸里放水
I'll fill the tub for you while you take off those wet clothes.
你把湿衣服脱了，我帮你给浴缸放水。

小知识

A tub is a wide, open container. You might have a tub of butter in your fridge, but if your mom tells you to hop in the tub, stay out of the kitchen. She means it's time for a bath.

Tub is an informal word for bathtub, the fixture in your bathroom that can be filled with water and bathed in. Other tubs are containers used to hold liquid or other materials — think of a tub of margarine or a tub of ice cream. In the 17th century, tub was slang for “pulpit” or “lectern,” and a tub thumper was an overly enthusiastic orator or preacher.