英:[ˈdrɪftwʊd]
美:[ˈdrɪftˌwʊd]
英:[ˈdrɪftwʊd]
美:[ˈdrɪftˌwʊd]
drift·wood
drIft wUd
词根:drifter
adj.drifting 漂流的;飘动的
n.drifting 漂流;漂流物
drifter 流浪汉;漂流物;漂网渔船
v.drifting [电子] 漂移;游荡;使堆积(drift的ing形式)
"木头漂浮在水上",1630年代,来自 drift(动词)+ wood(名词)。
The first known use of driftwood was in 1633
drillingnoun
drill entry 5
drill1 of 5noun
a tool for making holes in hard substances
the training of soldiers in military skill and discipline
a physical or mental exercise regularly practiced
a marine snail that bores through oyster shells and feeds on the soft parts
drill2 of 5verb
to instruct or train by repetition drill troops
drill a child in multiplication
to bore or make a hole in with or as if with a drill drill a hole
drill a tooth
drill3 of 5noun
a shallow furrow or trench into which seed is sown
a planting machine that makes holes or furrows, drops in seed, and covers it with earth
drill4 of 5verb
to sow with or as if with a drill
drill5 of 5noun
a strong cotton fabric in twill weave
drill1 of 5noun
a tool for making holes in hard substances
the training of soldiers in military skill and discipline
a physical or mental exercise regularly practiced
a marine snail that bores through oyster shells and feeds on the soft parts
drill2 of 5verb
to instruct or train by repetition drill troops
drill a child in multiplication
to bore or make a hole in with or as if with a drill drill a hole
drill a tooth
drill3 of 5noun
a shallow furrow or trench into which seed is sown
a planting machine that makes holes or furrows, drops in seed, and covers it with earth
drill4 of 5verb
to sow with or as if with a drill
drill5 of 5noun
a strong cotton fabric in twill weave
drill1 of 5noun
a tool for making holes in hard substances
the training of soldiers in military skill and discipline
a physical or mental exercise regularly practiced
a marine snail that bores through oyster shells and feeds on the soft parts
drill2 of 5verb
to instruct or train by repetition drill troops
drill a child in multiplication
to bore or make a hole in with or as if with a drill drill a hole
drill a tooth
drill3 of 5noun
a shallow furrow or trench into which seed is sown
a planting machine that makes holes or furrows, drops in seed, and covers it with earth
drill4 of 5verb
to sow with or as if with a drill
drill5 of 5noun
a strong cotton fabric in twill weave
drill1 of 5noun
a tool for making holes in hard substances
the training of soldiers in military skill and discipline
a physical or mental exercise regularly practiced
a marine snail that bores through oyster shells and feeds on the soft parts
drill2 of 5verb
to instruct or train by repetition drill troops
drill a child in multiplication
to bore or make a hole in with or as if with a drill drill a hole
drill a tooth
drill3 of 5noun
a shallow furrow or trench into which seed is sown
a planting machine that makes holes or furrows, drops in seed, and covers it with earth
drill4 of 5verb
to sow with or as if with a drill
drill5 of 5noun
a strong cotton fabric in twill weave
drill1 of 5noun
a tool for making holes in hard substances
the training of soldiers in military skill and discipline
a physical or mental exercise regularly practiced
a marine snail that bores through oyster shells and feeds on the soft parts
drill2 of 5verb
to instruct or train by repetition drill troops
drill a child in multiplication
to bore or make a hole in with or as if with a drill drill a hole
drill a tooth
drill3 of 5noun
a shallow furrow or trench into which seed is sown
a planting machine that makes holes or furrows, drops in seed, and covers it with earth
drill4 of 5verb
to sow with or as if with a drill
drill5 of 5noun
a strong cotton fabric in twill weave
driftwoodnoun
wood drifted or floated by water
1 Added Driftwood Half Wall building part.
添加浮木半墙建筑部分。
2 Cork bark and driftwood are attractive items to decorate with.
软木树皮和沉木是很好的装饰材料。
3 Frodo sat and listened to the faint lap and gurgle of the River fretting among the tree-roots and driftwood near the shore, until his head nodded and he fell into an uneasy sleep.
4 The room was light-colored, pretty, with a small fire of driftwood burning brightly in the fireplace.
屋里色彩淡雅,装饰漂亮,一小块海边拣的浮木在壁炉里燃烧,放出明亮的光芒。
5 Now a young girl, probably twelve, was drawing figures in the sand, carving out big, crude faces with a piece of driftwood.
6 The hut was built, or piled up rather, of driftwood planks and branches.
7 Mom shouts from her seat on a long, bent piece of driftwood.
8 Added Driftwood Window building part.
添加浮木窗建筑部分。
9 I ran with it to the tip of the island, to my driftwood stump, and sat down to open it, my hands shaking so they made a poor job of it.
10 “Nice creepy reptile,” Frank said, very aware of the driftwood in his coat pocket.
11 She was black as she could be, twisted like driftwood from being out in the weather, her face a map of all the storms and journeys she’d been through.
12 Seaweed and driftwood and broken robot parts were scattered about the shore.
13 There are only 25 inscriptions, some quite long, and all written on driftwood.
现存的25份文稿全都写在木板上,其中有些篇幅很长。
14 She picked up the driftwood branch that Turner had let fall.
15 A trickle of red lined its way down his driftwood face, down into one of his sea-foam eyebrows.
16 He picked up a branch of driftwood and swept it back and forth through the stained water.
17 Grimacing on the ground, he heard Edwin beating the pieces of driftwood in a hypnotic rhythm.
18 A piece of driftwood snapped in front of him.
一片浮木啪的一声落在他前面。
19 He found a piece of driftwood, somewhat disgusting since it had been gnawed and bored and channeled by lower forms of life.
20 There was no place to run to, no tip of the marsh where I could sit alone on a stump of driftwood and watch the water.