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美:[ˈsteɪpl]
英:[ˈsteɪpl]
美:[ˈsteɪpl]
复数:staples
第三人称单数:staples
现在分词:stapling
过去式:stapled
过去分词:stapled
词根:staple
n.stapler [轻] 订书机;主要商品批发商;把羊毛分级的人
noun (1)
a usually U-shaped fastener: such as
a metal loop both ends of which are driven into a surface to hold the hook, hasp, or bolt of a lock, secure a rope, or fix a wire in place
a small wire both ends of which are driven through layers of thin and easily penetrable material (such as paper) and usually clinched to hold the layers together
a usually metal surgical fastener used to hold layers of tissue together (as in the closure of an incision)
verb
transitive verb
to provide with or secure by staples
noun (2)
a town used as a center for the sale or exportation of commodities in bulk
a place of supply : source
a chief commodity or production of a place
a commodity for which the demand is constant
something having widespread and constant use or appeal
the sustaining or principal element : substance
raw material
textile fiber (such as wool and rayon) of relatively short length that when spun and twisted forms a yarn rather than a filament
the length of a piece of such textile fiber
adjective
used, needed, or enjoyed constantly usually by many individuals
produced regularly or in large quantities
staple crops such as wheat and rice
principal, chief
staple food主食;主粮
staple fiber纺纱用的人造短纤维
staple fibre人造短纤维
staple market主要市场
staple length纤维长度;纤维定长;手扯长度
long staple长纤维;长绒棉纤维;毛系短纤维
staple diet主食
rayon staple粘胶短纤维
13世纪末, stapel,"带有尖端的弯曲金属片",源自古英语 stapol,stapel "柱子,树干,房子的台阶",源自原始日耳曼语 *stapulaz "柱子"(还有古诺尔斯语 stopull "塔楼",古撒克逊语 stapal "蜡烛,小桶",古弗里斯兰语 stapul "脚手架; 牙齿的根",中古荷兰语 stappel, stapele "等级,台阶,基础"; 荷兰语 stapel "支撑物,脚踏板,座位",中低地德语 stapel "行刑用的木块",德语 Stapel "桩,横梁")。
过去曾被认为源自 PIE stebh-(参见 staff(名词)),但 Boutkan 指出 Pokorny 关于该词根的条目由"语义上不同的材料"组成,并没有提供 IE 词源,推测它可能是北欧次语系的词。
这是一个日耳曼语中的普通词,显然在英语中演变出了专门的意义,尽管 OED 认为这种联系不清楚,并暗示英语中的后期意义可能不是同一个词。
1895年开始出现了"一根细线,弯曲并形成两个尖端,用来固定纸张"的意义。
主要商品
Noun (1) Middle English stapel post, staple, from Old English stapol post; akin to Middle Dutch stapel step, heap, emporium, Old English steppan to step Noun (2) Middle English, from Anglo-French estaple, from Middle Dutch stapel emporium
The first known use of staple was in the 13th century
starch1 of 2verb
to stiffen with or as if with starch
starch2 of 2noun
a white odorless tasteless carbohydrate that is the chief form in which carbohydrate is stored in plants, is an important food, and is used also in adhesives, in laundering, and in pharmacy and medicine
a stiff formal manner : formality
vitality sense 2, spunk
starboard1 of 2noun
the right side of a ship or aircraft looking forward
starboard2 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or situated to starboard
staple1 of 4noun
a usually U-shaped fastener: as
a piece of metal with sharp points to be driven into a surface to hold something (as a hook, rope, or wire)
a piece of thin wire that is driven through papers and bent over at the ends to fasten them together or driven through thin material to fasten it to something else
a usually metal surgical fastener used to hold layers of tissue together (as in the closing of a wound)
staple2 of 4verb
to fasten with staples
staple3 of 4noun
a chief product of business or farming of a place
something in widespread and constant use or demand
the chief part of something
potatoes are the staple of their diet
raw material
textile fiber (as wool or rayon) suitable for spinning into yarn
staple4 of 4adjective
used, needed, or enjoyed constantly usually by many individuals
produced regularly or in large quantities
staple crops such as wheat and rice
principal entry 1, chief
bamboo is the staple diet of the panda
staple1 of 4noun
a usually U-shaped fastener: as
a piece of metal with sharp points to be driven into a surface to hold something (as a hook, rope, or wire)
a piece of thin wire that is driven through papers and bent over at the ends to fasten them together or driven through thin material to fasten it to something else
a usually metal surgical fastener used to hold layers of tissue together (as in the closing of a wound)
staple2 of 4verb
to fasten with staples
staple3 of 4noun
a chief product of business or farming of a place
something in widespread and constant use or demand
the chief part of something
potatoes are the staple of their diet
raw material
textile fiber (as wool or rayon) suitable for spinning into yarn
staple4 of 4adjective
used, needed, or enjoyed constantly usually by many individuals
produced regularly or in large quantities
staple crops such as wheat and rice
principal entry 1, chief
bamboo is the staple diet of the panda
staplernoun
a device that staples
staplernoun
a device that staples
staple1 of 4noun
a usually U-shaped fastener: as
a piece of metal with sharp points to be driven into a surface to hold something (as a hook, rope, or wire)
a piece of thin wire that is driven through papers and bent over at the ends to fasten them together or driven through thin material to fasten it to something else
a usually metal surgical fastener used to hold layers of tissue together (as in the closing of a wound)
staple2 of 4verb
to fasten with staples
staple3 of 4noun
a chief product of business or farming of a place
something in widespread and constant use or demand
the chief part of something
potatoes are the staple of their diet
raw material
textile fiber (as wool or rayon) suitable for spinning into yarn
staple4 of 4adjective
used, needed, or enjoyed constantly usually by many individuals
produced regularly or in large quantities
staple crops such as wheat and rice
principal entry 1, chief
bamboo is the staple diet of the panda
staple1 of 4noun
a usually U-shaped fastener: as
a piece of metal with sharp points to be driven into a surface to hold something (as a hook, rope, or wire)
a piece of thin wire that is driven through papers and bent over at the ends to fasten them together or driven through thin material to fasten it to something else
a usually metal surgical fastener used to hold layers of tissue together (as in the closing of a wound)
staple2 of 4verb
to fasten with staples
staple3 of 4noun
a chief product of business or farming of a place
something in widespread and constant use or demand
the chief part of something
potatoes are the staple of their diet
raw material
textile fiber (as wool or rayon) suitable for spinning into yarn
staple4 of 4adjective
used, needed, or enjoyed constantly usually by many individuals
produced regularly or in large quantities
staple crops such as wheat and rice
principal entry 1, chief
bamboo is the staple diet of the panda
staplenoun
a usually U-shaped and typically metal surgical fastener used to hold layers of tissue together (as in the closure of an incision)
1 She was stapling some mimeographed sheets of paper together.
2 Whenever one of the rabbits inside stood up and rested its forepaws on the upper part of the wire, the door pivoted lightly on the axis of the staple and the lower hinge.
3 Thought the instant noodles worked as staple food the age the staple food are also dispensable.
想,速食面当主食的年代,主食也就可有可无了.
4 This shift has cut into rice production, a staple food throughout much of the region.
这样的转变使稻米产量减少, 而稻米是这个区域大多数地方的主食.
5 Next to him, the stapled pages of the story I’d promised to read him fluttered in the breeze.
6 The need to " clean out " the State Department has become a staple of our political oratory.
国务院需要一次 “ 清洗 ” 已成了我们在政治上的一句口头禅.
7 Nailer scrambled a little farther into the duct, ripping more staples, hurriedly yanking extra copper loose.
8 They include, notably, sorghum and pearl millet, which became the staple cereals of much of sub-Saharan Africa.
9 I take out the journal and slip it right into the hollow of Kalinda’s desk, next to her collection of erasers and used staples.
10 This quick tour through Africa’s food staples suffices to show that some of them traveled a long way from their points of origin, both inside and outside Africa.
11 My mother dished out sadza, a cornmeal porridge that is our staple food.
12 Clearly, much has changed in my thinking about the criminal justice system since I passed that bright orange poster stapled to a telephone pole ten years ago.
13 One or two staple crops are the chief sources of food intake.
一、两种主要农作物是人们食物的主要来源.
14 I want to leave, but my feet seem stapled to the ground.
15 Then he’d staple them together and drop them off at random places throughout school.
16 And it was guaranteed fresh, which certainly couldn’t be said of the canned water that was my staple.
17 Her tirade was a staple of the yard.
18 They were heavy constructions of plywood, a sanded dowel for backstroke starts, puke-green carpet torn from somebody's basement stapled into the sloping tops for traction, and lane numbers spray-painted in orange on the backs.
19 These were all staples that would take up too much room in the small vegetable garden near the house.
20 A clasp-knife..went through Connor's boot and stapled his foot to the floor.
1 重要的
great high important key material significant responsible serious grand valuable principal fundamental substantial considerable gut grave up-front decisive measurable consequential purposeful weighty full-bodied nontrivial front-page constitutive magisterial meat-and-potatoes red-letter basilic gutty unexpendable heavy of much account on the map big critical noticeable heavyweight Earnest in the picture of importance of note of account of moment right Major meaningful prominent noteworthy monumental substantive heavy-duty momentous salient centric tectonic burra non-trivial of mark your actual special major outstanding notable worthwhile prestige elemental high-powered consuming
2 基本的
BASIC essential prime ultimate fundamental substantial elementary radical bare cardinal elemental rudimentary unsophisticated unvarnished basic vanilla primal primordial bread-and-butter meat-and-potatoes core primary constitutive wide inherent
3 重要
great high important key material significant responsible serious grand valuable principal fundamental substantial considerable gut grave up-front decisive measurable consequential purposeful weighty full-bodied nontrivial front-page constitutive magisterial meat-and-potatoes red-letter basilic gutty unexpendable heavy weight importance import pith matter weigh of much account on the map in the picture big critical noticeable heavyweight Earnest stress gravity significance magnitude heft signify make a difference of importance of note of account of moment special major outstanding meaningful prominent notable worthwhile prestige elemental noteworthy monumental momentous high-powered consuming prominence count
5 大量生产
6 要项
7 常规的
8 大量生产的
12 供应
service supply flow budget provision entertainment filling purvey do store serve furnish furnish out
13 标准
standard BASIC canonical normative measure normal criterion orth- a frame of reference std specification spec
15 分拣
16 特色
feature color particular characteristic trait accent colour hue motif colouring peculiarity shtick salience physiognomy
19 纤维
fibrous fibrillary string fiber strand textile fibre pile filament fibro- Kevlar toquilla thread hemp
21 主要的
great high home key major star master central capital essential primary leading grand prime principal boss fundamental ruling dominant integral arch trunk cardinal foremost stellar primal mainline prima princeps magistral broad top main chief prot- salient top-ranking first paramount predominant overriding general Major Main focal lead preponderant head premier prominent featured elemental especial upfront arch- core meat-and-potatoes basic front-line stock independent nuclear underlying prevailing bread-and-butter basilic basilical trunk airline
24 主要
great high home key major star master central capital essential primary leading grand prime principal boss fundamental ruling dominant integral arch trunk cardinal foremost stellar primal mainline prima princeps magistral mostly broad principally top main chief prot- salient top-ranking first paramount predominant overriding lead preponderant head premier prominent featured elemental especial mainly chiefly general upfront arch- core meat-and-potatoes basic front-line stock independent nuclear underlying prevailing bread-and-butter basilic basilical proto- trunk airline
25 要素
elemental constitutive part stuff element essential soul essence making Strand requisite content factor ingredient substance constituent rationale
26 原材料
27 钩环
28 最重要的
great central leading grand supreme dominant cardinal paramount operative uppermost first-order first
29 主题
thematic thing idea subject text topic theme principal proposition motive motif mythos lemma soggetto
30 基本
BASIC essential prime ultimate fundamental substantial elementary radical bare cardinal elemental rudimentary unsophisticated unvarnished basic vanilla primal primordial bread-and-butter meat-and-potatoes basics core primary constitutive wide inherent
32 主要产品
33 分类
section category arrangement bracket classification assortment distinguish range reduce separate label divide distribute arrange classify digest ramify assort systematic classified taxonomic taxonomical distribution breakdown separation taxonomy dissection systematics systematization taxis sort specify