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buck·et
buh kiht
复数:buckets
第三人称单数:buckets
现在分词:bucketing
过去式:bucketed
过去分词:bucketed
词根:bucket
n.bucketful 满桶;一桶之量
noun
a typically cylindrical vessel for catching, holding, or carrying liquids or solids
something resembling a bucket: such as
the scoop of an excavating machine
one of the receptacles on the rim of a waterwheel
one of the cups of an endless-belt conveyor
one of the vanes of a turbine rotor
bucketful
bucket seat
basket sense 3b
verb
transitive verb
to draw or lift in buckets
to ride (a horse) hard
to drive hurriedly or roughly
to deal with in a bucket shop
intransitive verb
hustle, hurry
to move about haphazardly or irresponsibly
to move roughly or jerkily
chiefly British, informal to rain very heavily : pour—usually used with downRain bucketed down for the next two days …—Thurston Clarke
It doesn't just rain here. It pours; it lashes; it buckets.—Kathleen A. Quinn
bucket elevator斗式提升机;斗式运输机
bucket wheel杓轮;戽式链轮;戽斗水轮
bucket teeth戽斗齿;铲斗齿
ice bucketn. (餐桌上冰镇酒或饮料的)冰桶
grab bucket抓斗,挖泥抓斗;抓岩机的抓斗
kick the bucket死了;一命呜呼
water bucket水桶;排水吊桶
bucket wheel excavator斗轮挖掘机;戽头转轮挖土机
bucket conveyor[机械]斗式输送机
token bucket[计]令牌桶;令牌漏桶
ash bucket灰斗
"桶或开口容器,用于取水和其他液体",公元13世纪中期,来自盎格鲁-法语 buquet "桶,水桶",来自古法语 buquet "桶",源自法兰克或其他日耳曼语源,或同源的古英语 buc "水罐,鼓起的容器",最初是"肚子"(水桶曾经是皮革和木头制成的),两者都来自西日耳曼语 *buh-(源头还包括荷兰语 buik,古高地德语 buh,德语 Bauch "肚子"),可能来自 PIE 词根 *beu-, *bheu- "生长,膨胀"(参见 bull(n.2))。
短语 kick the bucket "死亡"(1785年)可能来自不相关的 bucket "可挂或可携带物品的横梁"(1570年代),来自法语 buquet "天平",宰杀的动物被悬挂在上面(用脚跟或蹄)。这可能被上倒的水桶上站着自杀的概念所加强; 但法默指出 bucket "诺福克的一个滑轮术语"。短语 Bucket list "希望在余生中拥有或完成的经历或成就清单",在2007年之前就已经存在,可能基于 kicking the bucket 作为"死亡",但该短语早在算法排序中就已经使用过。
一个大的手点
铲斗
以向前推进方式铲取散料或块料进行装载的斗状构件。
消力戽
水斗
泥斗
链斗挖泥船用以挖掘水底泥沙的斗状挖泥器。
汇桶计算法
买空卖空
Noun Middle English, from Anglo-French buket, from Old English būc pitcher, belly; akin to Old High German būh belly
The first known use of bucket was in the 13th century
buckle1 of 3noun
a fastening device which is attached to one end of a belt or strap and through which the other end is passed and held
buckle2 of 3verb
to fasten with a buckle
buckle your seat belt
to fasten a buckle
buckle up for safety
to apply oneself
buckle down to the job
to give way : bend, crumple knees buckled
the pavement buckled in the heat
buckle3 of 3noun
a product of buckling
buckle1 of 3noun
a fastening device which is attached to one end of a belt or strap and through which the other end is passed and held
buckle2 of 3verb
to fasten with a buckle
buckle your seat belt
to fasten a buckle
buckle up for safety
to apply oneself
buckle down to the job
to give way : bend, crumple knees buckled
the pavement buckled in the heat
buckle3 of 3noun
a product of buckling
buck1 of 4noun
or plural buck a male animalespecially: a male deer or antelope
man entry 1 sense 1a
dandy sense 1
dollar sense 3b
a sum of money especially to be gained
make a quick buck
buck2 of 4verb
to spring into the air with the back arched
a bucking horse
to throw (as a rider) by bucking
to move or act against the action of buck a trend
bucking a storm
to move or start jerkily
buck3 of 4noun
an act or instance of bucking
buck4 of 4noun
responsibility
pass the buck
buckeyenoun
any of several trees or shrubs related to the horse chestnutalso: the large nutlike seed of a buckeye
bucketnoun
a usually round container for catching, holding, or carrying liquids or solids : pail
an object for collecting, scooping, or carrying something
bucketful
bucketfulnoun
the amount a bucket holdsalso: a large quantity
bucketnoun
a usually round container for catching, holding, or carrying liquids or solids : pail
an object for collecting, scooping, or carrying something
bucketful
1 The whale oil lamps stayed on nearly the whole day in the factory, so water buckets were kept filled on every floor.
2 They didn't exactly sell bucket-loads of records the first time around.
其实,他们第一次唱片卖得并不很多。
3 I slipped on the work gloves that had been a gift from Charlie’s mother and reached into an old lard bucket filled with dark objects.
4 A moment later they were back with two buckets.
5 I'm pouring water into the bucket.
我正在把水倒进桶里。
6 I stood, walked to the door, and looked in the bucket.
7 I got in line behind the others that were waiting, some with old gourds and others with buckets.
8 Near her a bucket hung against a tree, and she distinctly heard a sound of drip—drip—drip—
9 “I would need a bucket, with this pain. Thank you, but no. I want my wits about me. I’ll have no more need of you tonight.”
10 For crying in the bucket, what thing has he done now?
天啊, 他到底干了什么事?
11 But the soldiers ignored him, hurrying the bucket along.
12 Next duel She went to her room, slid open the window, dropped the paper in the sand pail, and raised the bucket.
13 His trainer gave him a swig of seltzer, which he spit into the bucket.
14 Even though most nobles were not known for their strength, the king lifted the heavy buckets of water with ease.
15 As soon as Papi is out the door, Mami comes back lugging a bucket of water and a large basin and towels.
16 A few minutes later Kote returned with a bucket of soapy water.
17 He props Volkheimer s rifle against the bed and raises a bucket and drinks once, twice.
18 She stepped into the rope and began to pull, Ma leading her with a bucket of oats.
19 Jon shifted the bucket to his right hand and thrust his left down into the bloody bits.
20 I looked up, and sure enough, it was Mr. Willie Ray standing there while Renee piled fried chicken into cardboard buckets.
1 倾盆而下
2 厕所
lavatorial kahsi karzey dunnakin piss-house donagher donicker carzey can case head office necessary facility bathroom convenience toilet bog potty John loo lavatory cloakroom toot dike George Jane commode lav cloaca shitter pisser garderobe dunny netty shouse
3 大量
heavy fat massive extensive generous covered hefty plentiful lavish lousy copious opulent voluminous profuse multitudinous plenteous swingeing substantially bit mile load mountain volume Mass pot wealth flood ton pile heap slew plurality bags scads oodles profuseness lot plenty much without stint in profusion so much a good deal in force in bulk in strength oceans of no end of great strong billion vast liberal ample legion abundant trillion galore hard highly heavily freely extensively generously abundantly liberally profusely lavishly voraciously copiously plentifully prodigiously body million bank bag ocean quantity stack acre bulk abundance multitude raft ream heaviness boatload vastness profusion immensity pocketful cartload wodge large full wide substantial heavy-duty teeming bountiful lank aplenty way many umpteen size deal score host sea mass array bunch mess surge rash myriad mound bushel truckload gob lashing plenitude shedload hundred out the wazoo up the wazoo in leaps and bounds by a long way a whole lot a whole lot of quite a lot quite some like water in abundance quite a lot of in spades any amount of an ocean of by leaps and bounds umteen important several healthy rich considerable wealthy rife prodigal beaucoup volumed largely world power store chance pack river crowd sight crop twenty gang chunk flock infinity regiment binder throng spate slather grist scad mort prodigality shoal raff mickle foison quiverful ten-strike floodgate smart chance meikle round endless flush macro Wealthy substantive affluent helluva massed fulsome unstinted big manifold lashins lashings lakh cut-and-come-again kind universe barrel bundle packet gallon mint tub cargo herd generosity swarm embarrassment deluge wad peck multiplicity ruck cornucopia fistful feck shipload cloudburst muchness trunkful bagful sackful routh skinful jugful barrelful jollop jorum at wholesale enough and to spare by the gross by considerable quite a little whips of a great deal bags of any amount in gross like flies bottomless abounding lumping massively prolifically rimption shower greatness catholicity lavishness massiveness bookful superflux in shoals by the cartload in large amounts in a great measure a deal of lots of a great deal of large number of a pile of piles of a good deal of a multitude of loads of a load of huge amounts of heaps of raft of reams of in quantity in large quantities in quantities
5 讨厌的家伙
schtoonk tripe-hound fart-face mamzer shit pill sweep tick nasty coyote skunk toad sod twerp twat fink weenie greaser buddy-buddy rotter pisser stinko zombi greaseball peckerhead ratbag bumhole oick
7 屁股
can behind bottom rear tail butt posterior bum buttock arse breech fanny hunker duff croup pratt keister prat huckle crupper croupe tokus backside breech birth hunkers hurdies labonza sitzbein dokus rusty-dusty end seat hip ass gig cheek bun snatch sitter rump vestibule tailbone twat tush wazoo khyber fundament coit quoit kyber culo bumhole tuchus tuckus sit-upon
10 水桶
11 欺骗
funny delusive false cross-up hoky-poky take-in do sell plant string abuse curve twist fraud cheat shaft illusion bob deception lurk fiddle gag delusion cog hoax sham trimming gouge deceit trickery bop wile mace gaff shuck gammon barney bunco eyewash hocus falseness flam hokum legerdemain hanky-panky rinky-dink flimflam chicane flivver jiggery-pokery cooch jugglery chiz hokey-pokey gloze rort swiz hokeypokey cootch job lie shit fool boodle practice ring impose bull grease bitch fudge bamboozle bam have dipsy-doodle kid banter diddle gyp cozen cold-deck yentz illude gazoozle fainaigue make work take short green catch stick cross beat jump burn cream dish screw trim palm hose rim hype mock fox Jew deceive sucker buffalo mislead bunk two-time deacon nick jockey chisel dope fob gull lurch ream snooker jive mystify short-change slicker beguile frig fop double-cross jink gudgeon cully trepan hornswoggle gyppo double-X befool chouse make game of bludge on play the rogue slip one over on put it over on have a game with play the fool with a clean shave run a sandy on on the earhole givethe business string on throw a curve on the fiddle give short change come it play games with
12 骗
chouse sharp shark frog sting chisel bamboozle gyp wheedle gip palter outjockey work best dish trick bubble rogue mock pigeon nick fudge rook beguile bedevil bilk diddle bunco mump
14 下大雨
18 急驰
22 令人讨厌的女人
26 倾泻