英:[ˈteɪbl]
美:[ˈteɪbl]
英:[ˈteɪbl]
美:[ˈteɪbl]
ta·ble
teI bl
复数:tables
第三人称单数:tables
现在分词:tabling
过去式:tabled
过去分词:tabled
词根:tab
n.tab 标签;制表;帐单
vt.tab 给…贴标签
noun
a piece of furniture consisting of a smooth flat slab fixed on legs
a group of people assembled at or as if at a table
the bargaining table
a supply or source of food
sit down to table
a systematic arrangement of data usually in rows and columns for ready reference
a condensed enumeration : list
a table of contents
tablet sense 1a
tables plural backgammon
one of the two leaves of a backgammon board or either half of a leaf
stringcourse
something that resembles a table especially in having a plane surface: such as
the upper flat surface of a cut precious stone see brilliant illustration
tableland
verb
transitive verb
to remove (something, such as a parliamentary motion) from consideration indefinitely
British to place on the agenda
to put on a table
to enter in a table
adjective
suitable for a table or for use at a table
a table lamp
suitable for serving at a table
table grapes
proper for conduct at a table
table manners
on the table在桌面上;公开地
under the table酒醉;秘密地
table tennis乒乓球;桌球
at table在餐桌边,在进餐
at the table吃饭时;在谈判中
dinner table餐桌
dining table餐桌
shaking table摇床;淘汰盘;摇动工作台
clear the table收拾桌子,收拾饭桌
decision table决策表;判定表
water table地下水位;潜水面;[建]泻水台;马路边沟
coffee table咖啡桌;咖啡茶几
to table a proposal提出建议
table clothn. 桌布
off the table不予讨论;离开台面
round table圆桌会议,协商会议
tea table茶几;茶桌
table top桌面
table manners饭桌礼仪
kitchen table餐桌;案桌;厨房台
这组词都有“名单、目录、表格”的意思,其区别是:
rgeister多指官方对人或事作出的正式书面记录或详细清单。
schedule既可指时间或计划的安排表,又可指详细列出的所有分类项的清单或细表。
roll多指人员的姓名名单,尤指属于团体或军事单位的全体人员名单。
form指上面印有横线或格让人填写规定内容的表格。
catalog(ue)指列出有全部队名、物名或项目等的目录,有时附有简要说明的分类名单或一览表。
chart指把资料制成表格等形式供人看的图表。
list最普通用词,含义广。指按字母顺序、时间先后或类别等排列的姓名或项目等的单子。
table普通用词,一般指易于迅速查阅使用,具有特定编排方法的目录或表格。
以上来源于网络
这组词都有“桌子”的意思,其区别是:
table桌子,台子。指一般没有抽屉,供劳作、游戏或吃饭等用的桌子。
desk书桌,办公桌,通常有抽屉。
以上来源于网络
12世纪末,"板,板块,板材",源自古法语 table "板,方形面板,木板; 写字桌; 图片,食物,伙食"(11世纪),以及古英语 tabele "写字板,游戏桌",源自日耳曼语 *tabal(源头还包括荷兰语 tafel,丹麦语 tavle,古高地德语 zabel "板,木板",德语 Tafel)。法语和日耳曼语的词汇都源自拉丁语 tabula "一块板,木板; 写字台; 清单,日程表; 图片,绘画板",最初指的是通常用于铭文或游戏的"小平板或小块"(源头还包括西班牙语 tabla,意大利语 tavola),起源不明,与翁布里亚语 tafle "在板上"有关。
首次记录到的"带有平面顶部和腿的家具"的意义是在公元1300年左右(这个意义上的拉丁语通常是 mensa(见 mensa); 古英语作家使用的是 bord(见 board(n.1))。尤其是人们用来进餐的桌子,因此在英语中有"放在桌子上的食物"的意思(公元1400年左右)。"将数字或其他图表排列在表面上以方便查看"的意义记录于14世纪末(如 table of contents 中,15世纪中期)。
比喻短语 turn the tables(1630年代)源自战背棋(在古英语和中古英语中,这个游戏被称为 tables)。Table talk "桌子周围的亲切对话"可追溯到1560年代,翻译自拉丁语 colloquia mensalis。Table manners 可追溯到1824年。Table-hopping 记录于1943年。形容词短语 under-the-table "隐藏不见"记录于1949年; under the table "因过度饮酒而昏迷"记录于1913年。Table tennis "乒乓球"记录于1887年。Table-rapping 在灵媒术中,被认为是超自然力量的效应,记录于1853年。
球台
桌形体
表
〔骨〕板
工作台
具有工作平面,用于直接或间接装夹工件或工夹具的零部件。
[机床附件]工作台
安装工件亦可使之运动的机床附件。台面一般有T型槽,工件可直接安装在台面上,也可借助其他装置夹持工件。
搁置
表格
Noun Middle English, from Old English tabule & Anglo-French table; both from Latin tabula board, tablet, list
The first known use of table was before the 12th century
tack1 of 3verb
to fasten or attach especially with tacks
to join in a slight or hasty manner
to add on in order to complete
to change the direction of a sailing ship by shifting the sails
to change from one tack to another
to follow a zigzag course
tack2 of 3noun
a small short sharp-pointed nail usually with a broad flat head
the direction a ship is sailing as shown by the position the sails are set in
on the port tack
a change of course from one tack to another
a zigzag movement on land
a course or method of action
try a new tack
a slight or temporary sewing or fastening
tack3 of 3noun
stable gearespecially: equipment (as a saddle and bridle) for use on a saddle horse
tack1 of 3verb
to fasten or attach especially with tacks
to join in a slight or hasty manner
to add on in order to complete
to change the direction of a sailing ship by shifting the sails
to change from one tack to another
to follow a zigzag course
tack2 of 3noun
a small short sharp-pointed nail usually with a broad flat head
the direction a ship is sailing as shown by the position the sails are set in
on the port tack
a change of course from one tack to another
a zigzag movement on land
a course or method of action
try a new tack
a slight or temporary sewing or fastening
tack3 of 3noun
stable gearespecially: equipment (as a saddle and bridle) for use on a saddle horse
tack1 of 3verb
to fasten or attach especially with tacks
to join in a slight or hasty manner
to add on in order to complete
to change the direction of a sailing ship by shifting the sails
to change from one tack to another
to follow a zigzag course
tack2 of 3noun
a small short sharp-pointed nail usually with a broad flat head
the direction a ship is sailing as shown by the position the sails are set in
on the port tack
a change of course from one tack to another
a zigzag movement on land
a course or method of action
try a new tack
a slight or temporary sewing or fastening
tack3 of 3noun
stable gearespecially: equipment (as a saddle and bridle) for use on a saddle horse
table1 of 2noun
tablet sense 1a
a piece of furniture with a smooth flat top fixed on legs
food served at a meal
a group of people assembled at a table
an orderly arrangement of facts or figures in rows or columns for quick reference the multiplication table
a table of weights
a short list
the table of contents
plateau sense 1
table2 of 2verb
tabulate
to remove a parliamentary motion from consideration for an unspecified period of time
to put on a table
tablenoun
a piece of furniture consisting of a smooth flat slab fixed on legsespecially: one used for examining or operating
either of the two layers of compact bone of the skull which are separated by cancellous diploe
1 Don't put the glass on the edge of table.
不要把杯子放在桌子边上.
2 She put the plate on the table in front of him.
她把盘子放在他前面的桌子上.
3 On top of the saddle is the table.
床鞍上有工作台.
4 He dropped his gaze to where his thumb was tracing patterns in the woodwork of the table.
5 “Set it on the side table,” she said.
6 He lit the cigar, puffed at it, looking across the table at Brett.
他点燃了雪茄, 噗噗地吸着, 眼睛望着桌子对面的勃莱特.
7 Then I noticed that Mary placed one hand on her lap and the other on the table.
8 “Ow!” she yelped as she caught her foot on something buried under the rubble, and crashed into the broken tiles and tables in front of her.
9 She shrugged, then helped Mama fill the bureau, hang five white Marvellian mantles in her private closet, and place a pot of conjure-roses on her bedside table.
10 He started cutting his nails over the table, for a change.
11 Arturo asked that night while we sat at the kitchen table—that ridiculous stolen kitchen table—drinking manzanilla tea, as we did most nights after Maribel went to bed.
12 One morning, after George had his crop planted, I sat down with him at his kitchen table and we talked about the problem.
13 My room is clean, and I’m out on my table looking at the sky.
14 One Saturday night after dinner, Park's mom was sorting her Avon shipment on the dining room table while Park and Eleanor played cards.
15 Clearly I did, because here I am at his kitchen table with the fragrance of an omelet smothered in some kind of tomatoey-oniony-garlicky sauce tickling my olfactory epithelium.
16 He stood up from the table his face white, and stood there white and angry behind the little plates of hors d'oeuvres.
17 Beside her stood an ornate table featuring three tiny golden bottles etched with Mrs. Baudelaire's emblem—a bouquet of flowers tied together by a serpent—and a pile of lace handkerchiefs and three glass rods.
18 Several nurses helped to lay the unconscious boy on the operating table.
几名护士帮着把这个失去知觉的男孩放到手术台上.
19 The Assistant Commissioner brought down his fist with a bang on the table.
20 Mr. Kreuk stands a few feet behind me as I look at the body that used to be Mirjam, lying on the cold table.
1 搁置
deferred suspensory deferment lay-up rest hang pocket defer shunt shelve pigeonhole burke abeyant postponement sit dismiss waive hold in abeyance leave in abeyance lay on the table lay upon the table leave aside pigeon-hole aside suspension stay suspend postpone sidetrack disuse abeyance park stall kick into touch be on ice put aside stand wait back-burner kick into the long grass touch kick into the long into touch in mothballs on the table sit on on one side to one side on the shelf hold over in abeyance shelving remain
2 支付
paying defrayal utoo pay payment entertainment shell-out pony pop reckon disburse meet cover foot honor settle shell defray ante dispend iron off unliquidated settlement remittance fork
3 积分表
6 桌子
8 掌
9 金属牌
10 上楣
12 桌子的
13 一览表
list schedule calendar listing scroll diagram checklist enumeration ABC indenture shopping list
17 摘要
potted compendious program argument summary brief overview resume abstract capsule digest notation roundup condensation compendium docket summation fill-in capitulation jotting precis compend epitomize razee skeletonize
18 操作台
19 提出
move file present enter advance lay float tender invoke proffer bring up hold up point to put up bring in put forward hand out hand out to
21 目录
list file content schedule roll register index listing scroll catalog beadroll catalogue inventory enumeration tabulation table of contents check list planner caption nomenclature bead roll
26 赌台
27 乘法表
30 暂缓考虑
32 索引
34 办公桌
35 延搁
36 会议桌
37 平面
complanate horizontal two-dimensional planar planimetric plani- plan- flat smooth plane block surface floor plain cardboard flatways plane surface plano- side tabulate level
39 骨板
41 同桌之人
46 手术台
51 酒菜
52 碑版
53 木板
56 会议
conventional congressional conciliar board council conference congress parliament synod conclave divan colloquium powwow get-together indaba sederunt Parishad
57 一桌人
58 飞檐
60 棋盘
62 平板
flatbed toneless plate slab faceplate dead matter-of-fact platitude flat tab tablet tabula level surfaceplate
63 表
list watch schedule roll register scroll ticker ticktick meter tabular inventory tabulation -meter indicator timepiece Machmeter form figure fig. super scheme gauge cover
64 台子
67 留待日后讨论
69 石碑
70 明手
71 束带层
72 山案座
73 食物
sito- eats vivers peckings chewings victualage keep food eat stuff fuel diet plate meat preparation bread mess nutrition foster eating fare sock chop garbage tuck chew nurture ham scarf grit edible chuck tack crib ration grub nourishment fodder scoff sustenance perishable peck chow prog toke nosh repast tucker trencher eatable aliment provender pabulum nutriment victual comestible sustentation pogey scran mungy munga muckamuck bite buffet foodstuff comestibles cib muck-a-muck common provision keeping victuals viand creature comforts alimentary nutrient alimental sunket board packing nourish commons refresher gubbins purveyance ingesta
74 制表
75 名次表