英:[tɪn]
美:[ tɪn]
英:[tɪn]
美:[ tɪn]
复数:tins
第三人称单数:tins
现在分词:tinning
过去式:tinned
过去分词:tinned
词根:tin
adj.tinned 罐头的;镀锡的,包马口铁的;听装的
tinny 锡的;含锡的;像锡的;有锡味的
n.tinner 锡矿工;罐头商
tinning 镀锡;罐头包装法
v.tinned 包以马口铁(tin的过去分词)
tinning 镀锡;装罐(tin的ing形式)
noun
a chemical element that has fifty protons in each nucleus and that occurs in pure form as a malleable, corrosion-resistant, silvery white metal solid darkening to gray below about thirteen degrees Celsius, used in a variety of alloys such as bronze and pewter and as corrosion-resistant plating and solder. (symbol: Sn)
thin sheet iron or steel plated with tin.
a sealed and pressurized metal container for food and other perishables.a tin of sardines
a lightweight metal container with an easily removable lid, used primarily for storing foods that are not refrigerated.a cookie tin
a metal container used for baking foods such as cakes and muffins; pan.Pour the batter into the tin and bake for thirty minutes.
adjective
made of tin or tin plate.
seeming valuable; counterfeit.
transitive verb
to cover or coat with tin or a tin alloy.
tin oxide二氧化锡
tin ore锡矿(石);锡矿砂
on the tin[美国英语]使用警徽的(指凭此可得到免费用餐等特殊照顾)
tin plating镀锡(等于tinplate);铝银
soldering tinn. 焊锡;焊锡条
tin bath锡槽;锡浴;锡沐盆
tin can锡罐,锡杯;马口铁罐头
tin bronze[化]锡青铜
tin plate马口铁;镀锡铁皮
tin coating镀锡层
tin foiln. 保鲜纸,锡纸
tin alloy锡合金
tin box铁盒;锡盒;马口铁罐
tin dioxide[化]二氧化锡
tin chloride[化]氯化锡
tin powder锡粉
tin man锡人(全铝太空服的绰号)
tin wire焊锡丝
tin solder焊锡;锡焊条,锡焊料;软焊料
古英语中的 tin, 源自原始日耳曼语的 *tinom(也是中荷兰语和荷兰语中的 tin,古高地德语的 zin,德语的 Zinn,古挪威语的 tin 的来源),其起源不明,且在日耳曼语系之外未发现。
其他印欧语系的语言通常对"锡"这种原始金属和"锡板"有不同的词汇,例如法语的 étain, fer-blanc。普林尼将锡称为 plumbum album "白铅",并且几个世纪以来,它被视为被铅贬低的银的一种形式; 因此,它在比喻中用于表示"卑鄙,琐碎,无价值"。化学符号 Sn 源自晚期拉丁语的 stannum(参见 stannic)。
"由锡制成的容器"的含义始于1795年。Tin-can始于1770年; 作为海军俚语,用于表示"驱逐舰",始于1937年。Tin-type在摄影中的用法始于1864年。Tin ear "缺乏音乐鉴赏力"的含义始于1909年。Tin Lizzie "早期的福特汽车,特别是 T 型车",最早记录于1915年。
锡:白色金属元素,原子序数为50,原子量118.69,原子价2或4,化学符号为Sn。有些锡盐用作试剂,有些为染剂,还有些锡化合物(特别是它的氧化物)已试作药用。有机锡化物有中度毒性(但有差异)
锡青铜
tin-bronze 作为弹性合金指含Sn≤6.5%的铜锡合金,通常尚含P、Zn等合金元素,如还含P则称为磷锡青铜,具有高弹性极限、弹性模量、良好的耐磨与耐蚀性能,适用于制造各种弹性元件。
受脂器
又称 :受脂器(cup )
Noun Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old High German zin tin
The first known use of tin was before the 12th century
tingleverb
to feel or cause a prickling or thrilling sensation
tinge1 of 2verb
to color or flavor slightly
tinge2 of 2noun
a slight coloring, flavor, or quality a tinge of mystery
a reddish tinge
tinfoilnoun
a thin metal sheeting usually of aluminum or an alloy of tin and lead
tinenoun
a slender pointed part : prong
the tines of a fork
tinenoun
a slender pointed part : prong
the tines of a fork
tinenoun
a slender pointed part : prong
the tines of a fork
tinderboxnoun
a metal box for holding tinder and usually a flint and steel for striking a spark
something that can easily catch fire
tindernoun
a material that burns easily and can be used as kindling
tincturenoun
a substance that colors, dyes, or stains
a solution that contains a medical substance (as a drug) mixed with alcohol
tincture of iodine
tin1 of 2noun
a soft shiny bluish white metallic element that is used in combination with other metals, as a protective coating, and in tinfoil see element
a container made of metal (as tinplate)
a pie tin
a sealed can holding food
tin2 of 2verb
to cover or plate with tin or a mixture of tin with another metal
to put up or pack in tins : can
tinnoun
a soft faintly bluish white lustrous low-melting crystalline metallic element that is malleable and ductile at ordinary temperatures and that is used as a protective coating, in tinfoil, and in soft solders and alloys—symbol Sn see Chemical Elements Table
1 Before the coldest weeks set in, we had the shutters of the storage room repaired and attached a sheet of tin to the doorframe, so that she would at least have some privacy.
2 I had dropped the tin box back in its hole, too far away to reach.
3 The street was jammed with masked and costumed children making a deafening din with their penny tin horns.
4 It looked like a gigantic tin can that had been cut in half, lengthwise, and then pressed down into the ground.
5 He didn’t even turn the ignition off—the engine was still gasping as we pried up the side panel of the bonnet with the tin opener on Etienne’s Swiss knife.
6 Meggie was staring at the place where the tin soldier had been.
7 I pushed the pie tin way back up into the corner of the trap and said, “Okay, now all we have to do is wait.”
8 “You get out a here before I kill you,” I hear, like it’s in a tin can.
9 Only the dregs that the ladle cannot reach are tipped out and thrown into the garbage tins.
10 Inside each wooden box was another tin box.
11 This requires a tinned surface coating and printing ink must be excellent adhesion.
这不离请求油墨涂层与马口铁暗不天之间务必具有精良的附着力.
12 In the kitchen, I open a cabinet and take out the small tin that used to hold tea leaves.
13 To his mother’s dismay, Jericho came over every Thanksgiving bearing a tin of turnip mash.
14 Lourdes took advantage of their confinement to tell Felicia how the shriveled tin peddler, who rattled by with his trolley at noon, abducted children to caves with flapping bats that nested in human hair.
15 Ishtar took out the tin and handed it over to Belet.
16 The nurse emptied another patient’s bedpan into a tin bucket.
17 TiTi shoves into my hand a tin of flower seeds we gathered last fall.
18 A rusted tin sand pail was being lowered, and once it reached her, the window upstairs shut.
19 We shot tin cans out on the cornfield.
20 They hit the flying aku down with the newspapers and then bent to pick them up and put them in the tins.
2 募捐箱
3 劣等
bargain-counter mean under bad lower sad skinny mediocre cheesy rotten lousy shoddy villainous lower-class third-class bargain-basement low-class E inferiority for the birds no class
4 无价值
refuse slim null trivial dusty bum mediocre insignificant vile naught trashy nought dross scummy pelting piddling fustian thriftless inconsequent draff chaffy small-beer indign pistareen nothing nothingness insignificance unworthiness wallpaperize nullify
5 假冒的
bastard counterfeit sham pinchbeck pseud adulterine simular bastardly self-professed adoptive phony phoney pretended postiche
8 密封罐
9 金钱
money monetary pecuniary moneyed £sd do-re-mi fund necessary gold pocket bread dough jack penny purse loot rhino wherewithal oof lucre pelf spondulicks filthy lucre golden calf
11 无价值的
refuse slim null trivial dusty bum mediocre insignificant vile naught trashy nought dross scummy pelting piddling fustian thriftless inconsequent draff chaffy small-beer indign pistareen
12 假冒
bastard counterfeit sham pinchbeck pseud adulterine simular bastardly masquerade forge phony personate self-professed adoptive phoney pretended postiche impersonation affect impersonate
14 马口铁
15 警察
constabulary traps gumheel gum-foot man law police officer heat stick bear flat finger sky trap copper hop snake pig bull cop jack collar penny claw dick fuzzy policeman constable fuzz sham John nab roach bogey Bobby slop peeler flathead paddy pounder Robert mulligan lawman snatcher gendarme bluecoat finest oink gumshoe flatfoot azul shamus Kodiak gazer flic carabiniere bizzy walloper rozzer alguacil flattie skull-buster scuffer button runner hack helmet roller patrol john beagle bobby crusher robert smokey reeler alguazil sbirro gumshoe man
17 在…上镀锡
18 白铁
20 听
can listen hark auditory auditive ear auscultation hearken hear lend an ear catch get a load of
21 金属罐
23 钱
money stuff roll cash silver bread scratch bean dough jack brass wedge loot kale wad SEN lolly shekel oof ducat Oscar moolah jun dinero gelt bunce boodle pelf mazuma wonga l.s.d. jeon dibs ackers dosh green Jack tlac mopus price button rock cross soft fat sugar chip counter dust soap bullet dirt charm penny poke cabbage rhino ripple lollipop muck rowdy pewter sen needful shiner doubloon oscar stumpy wampum darby moola suds dib cush spondulicks oday spondulics doremi jingle jangle mint sauce board money
24 洋铁皮
26 镀锡
28 锡器
29 包锡
31 烤盘