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复数:brushes
第三人称单数:brushes
现在分词:brushing
过去式:brushed
过去分词:brushed
词根:brush
adj.brushed 拉过绒的
brushing 擦拭的;疾驰的
brushy 毛茸茸的;如毛刷的;灌木丛生的
n.brushing 刷净;干扰;创面电灼术
v.brushed 刷(brush的过去式和过去分词)
noun (1)
brushwood
scrub vegetation
land covered with scrub vegetation
noun (2)
a device composed of bristles typically set into a handle and used especially for sweeping, smoothing, scrubbing, or painting
something resembling a brush: such as
a bushy tail
a feather tuft worn on a hat
an electrical conductor that makes sliding contact between a stationary and a moving part (as of a generator or a motor)
an act of brushing
a quick light touch or momentary contact in passing
verb (1)
transitive verb
to apply a brush to
to apply with a brush
to remove with passing strokes (as of a brush)
to dispose of in an offhand way : dismiss
brushed him off
to pass lightly over or across : touch gently against in passing
noun (3)
a brief encounter or skirmish a brush with the law
a brush with disaster
verb (2)
intransitive verb
to move lightly or heedlessly
brushed past the well-wishers waiting to greet him
brush plating[化]刷镀
brush up复习;提高;擦光
carbon brush碳刷
paint brush漆刷,涂漆刷,油漆刷
tooth brush牙刷
brush up on复习,温习;重温
brush past擦过
brush tool画笔工具;刷子工具
writing brush毛笔
wire brush钢丝刷
brush painting毛笔画
hair brush发刷,毛刷
brush teeth刷牙
brush off刷去;丢弃;脱落
brush stroke笔触,绘画的技巧;画笔描边
brush penn. 毛笔
brush roller毛刷辊;毛刷罗拉,滚筒刷
lip brush唇刷;口红刷
toilet brush马桶刷
brush awayv. 刷去
"刷子,由柄或握杆连接的柔软材料(刷毛、毛发等)制成的工具," 14世纪晚期,指"扫帚,用于扫地的刷子",源自古法语 broisse, broce "刷子"(13世纪,现代法语 brosse),可能源自通俗拉丁语 *bruscia "一束新芽"(用于扫除灰尘),可能源自原始日耳曼语 *bruskaz "灌木丛"。参见 brush(n.2)。作为涂抹油漆的工具,15世纪晚期; 作为打鼓的工具,1927年。指"刷子的一次使用",始见于1822年。
掠过
削踢
马刷
摩擦
非正式赛马
刷〔子〕:由成束的须、毛或其他柔软材料制成,固定在一只把手上
碳刷磨损报警
brush-wear warning 离心机驱动电机的碳刷磨损至需要更换时发出信号的功能。
电刷
电刷
电刷
Noun (1) Middle English brusch, from an Anglo-French form akin to Old French broce brushwood, Medieval Latin brusca Noun (2) Middle English brusshe, from an Anglo-French form akin to Middle French broisse Noun (3) Middle English brusche rush, hostile collision, from bruschen Verb (2) Middle English bruschen to rush, probably from Middle French brosser to dash through underbrush, from broce
The first known use of brush was in the 14th century
burn1 of 2verb
to be or set on fire
to feel hot or inflamed
the burning sand
to become excited
burn with anger
scorch entry 1 sense 1
burned the toast
to appear as if on fire : glow
leave a light burning in the window
to destroy by fire
burn trash
to use as fuel your body burns food
this furnace burns gas
to produce by the action of fire or heat
burn a hole in the rug
to record data or music on a disk using a laser
burn a CD
to injure or change by or as if by fire or heat
burn out a bearing
to suffer sunburn
she burns easily
burn2 of 2noun
injury, damage, or effect produced by or as if by burning
bullnoun
an adult male bovine animal
an adult male of some other large animals (as an elephant, a moose, or a whale)
a person who buys stocks or bonds in the expectation that the price will go up compare bear sense 3
slang police officer
bullnoun
an adult male bovine animal
an adult male of some other large animals (as an elephant, a moose, or a whale)
a person who buys stocks or bonds in the expectation that the price will go up compare bear sense 3
slang police officer
buildingnoun
a permanent structure built as a dwelling, shelter, or place for human activity or for storage
an office building
the art, work, or business of assembling materials into a structure
build1 of 2verb
to make by putting together parts or materials : construct build a bridge
build a house
to produce or create gradually build up your strength
build a winning team
to move or grow toward a peak
excitement was building
build2 of 2noun
form or kind of structureespecially: physique
bug1 of 2noun
an insect (as a beetle) or other creeping or crawling invertebrate animal (as a centipede)
any of an order of insects (as bedbugs and stinkbugs) that have sucking mouthparts and the forewings part leathery and part membranous and that undergo incomplete metamorphosis called alsotrue bug
an unexpected mistake or imperfection
a bug in a computer program
a disease-producing germalso: a disease caused by it
fan entry 3, enthusiast
a camera bug
a concealed listening device
bug2 of 2verb
to place a concealed microphone in
bother entry 1 sense 1, annoy
freak entry 3—usually used with out
brush1 of 5noun
brushwood sense 1
short trees or shrubs of poor quality
land covered with brush
brush2 of 5noun
a tool made of bristles set in a back or handle and used especially for cleaning, smoothing, or painting
a bushy tail (as of a fox or squirrel)
a conductor for an electric current between a moving and a still part of an electric motor or generator
an act of brushing
a quick light stroke
brush3 of 5verb
to clean, smooth, scrub, or paint with a brush
to apply with or as if with a brush
to remove with or as if with a brush
brush the lint off your coat
to pay no attention to : dismiss
brush off criticism
to pass lightly across : touch gently against in passing
twigs brushed my cheek
brush4 of 5noun
a brief fight or meeting
a brush with disaster
brush5 of 5verb
to move quickly past without stopping or paying attention
brushed by the reporters
brush1 of 5noun
brushwood sense 1
short trees or shrubs of poor quality
land covered with brush
brush2 of 5noun
a tool made of bristles set in a back or handle and used especially for cleaning, smoothing, or painting
a bushy tail (as of a fox or squirrel)
a conductor for an electric current between a moving and a still part of an electric motor or generator
an act of brushing
a quick light stroke
brush3 of 5verb
to clean, smooth, scrub, or paint with a brush
to apply with or as if with a brush
to remove with or as if with a brush
brush the lint off your coat
to pay no attention to : dismiss
brush off criticism
to pass lightly across : touch gently against in passing
twigs brushed my cheek
brush4 of 5noun
a brief fight or meeting
a brush with disaster
brush5 of 5verb
to move quickly past without stopping or paying attention
brushed by the reporters
1 She was ahead of us, bobbing in and out of the desert brush.
2 After the scrub brush got down to the soles of my feet, he started again on my face.
3 “Perhaps,” her mother had answered, dipping her brush back into the pot of silver paint.
4 Fingers for a cream foundation, a sponge for liquids and a brush for mineral powder.
粉底霜就用手指涂抹,如果是液体粉底, 用海绵块,粉状的话最好用小刷子.
5 the brush of his lips on her cheek
他的嘴唇在她脸上的轻轻一碰
6 “See all these rusty areas? We have to brush that stuff off. Then we'll paint the metal so it’ll look like new.”
7 My father considers this an irrelevant question and brushes it off, saying, "Not that I know of, but that's not the point."
8 “How on earth do you achieve that effect? The skunk stripe,” she says, reaching up and brushing her own temple.
9 Belet brushed her finger lightly over the glass, as if she could still feel them.
10 One passed so close that Dany felt it brush her cheek.
11 And when you are taking a bath, or brushing your teeth, or otherwise occupied, you will play the victrolas.”
12 I brush off my jeans, though there isn’t anything on them, and stand up.
13 I put on one of my nice shirts, the kind with buttons, and go to the bathroom to brush my teeth and wash my face.
14 While he waited in the shade of a tree, brushing dried mud from his trousers, the Prime Minister was recognized by a villager and pulled into what quickly became an excited crowd.
15 She laid the baby in the crib, tucking her up and taking the greatest care not to brush a hand against her dæmon.
16 I will try to run into the brush before he can shoot, to hide in the deadness where he cannot come to search.
17 Some Dauntless brush against me and they murmur words that sound like gratitude, or compliments, or reassurance.
18 The startled cry that came from somewhere within the overgrown brush frightened Tree-ear half off his feet.
19 She brushed cobwebs away, waiting until she could see enough to go on.
20 I brushed Wishbone while Jackie packed, stuffing her shorts and things into her duffel bag and telling me again how lucky I was to have such a nice place to live.
2 络腮胡子
6 矮丛林
7 刷牙
8 灌木丛
brake bluff thicket shrubbery spinney shaw brushwood boscage chaparral scrub undergrowth thickset cover bush thicketed shrub boskage clump bosque bosk scrog underbrush tod
9 轻抹
10 不理
contempt ignore deaf disregard go-by close eyes take no notice of brush away pay no attention to
11 作画风格
12 毛笔
15 密林
16 不顾
irregardless mindless disregard ignore regardless of in the teeth of reckless irrespectively despite neglect override in despite of without respect to despite of with all in the face of without regard to in defiance of without reference to without regard for in contempt of
17 小树丛
18 飞跑
fleeting spanking career spin flying gallop scud travel fly tear wing clip skate whisk rattle hare hump whirl spank
22 掠过
fleet scud run fly sweep glance graze cross mind play touch flash lick glide rake skim flit brushing flight shave glint scrape skirr brush by cross skip
23 女人
woman piece sex broad tail cow bitch mama pussy beaver mare dame ho frail gash jane dona bint Judy wifie cooze punani my good woman
24 擦过
shave graze sweep glance skim scuff glance off meet cross scrape rake brush by grazer sideswipe
26 小争执
30 梳
31 触及
36 掸
40 不理睬
41 拂
44 争吵
argument dispute breeze hassle contention fray discord strife quarrel altercation ruckus tiff dust-up ding-dong set-to ructions shindy fight argue bicker exchange words be at odds have words
45 乡下的
46 打架
broil five fight scrap fray romp affray set-to brannigan dustup rammy turnup stoush mix bop pull caps
47 推开
55 小战
56 擦
wipe mop chafe strike rub rake scratch polish scrape dab scour against scrub scraping erase fray rubbing apply brush against
57 轻轻掠过
58 拂拭
59 置之不理
60 姑娘
colleen bird baggage missy filly petticoat tomboy wench floozie may girl baby mouse twist tomato skirt rib doll maid pigeon babe jane fille muchacha signorina fraulein quiff petting-skirt couzie number miss sister bug trick bride hen beetle gill nymph frill pusher damsel chit girlie mort mott toots squab Judy Sheila cou wahine she-she cummer chicklet a bit of fluff
61 冷落
62 遭遇战
63 擦掉
erase scour efface erasure rub out wipe up scrub off rub off rub blot rasure rub-off blank scrub clean down rub away sponge out
66 擦伤
excoriate raw scratch burger scrape bruise crease scotch scour abrasion snapper chafe galling boo-boo graze grate raze abrade
67 未开拓
71 灌木丛林地
72 小争吵
73 娘儿们
76 疾驰
tantivy shoot spur running brushing hell-bent hurtling hurtlingly gallop barrel fleet streak go like a bomb
78 断下的树枝
79 画风