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jarful如何读

英：['dʒarˌfʊl]

美：['dʒarˌfʊl]

jarful是什么意思

n.一瓶；一瓶之容量

jarful英英释义

noun (1)

a widemouthed container made typically of earthenware or glass a cookie jar

a pottery jar

as much as a jar will hold

ate an entire jar of pickles

verb

intransitive verb

to have a harshly disagreeable or disconcerting effect a jarring experience

The noise jarred on her nerves.

to make a harsh or discordant sound

winced as the iron gate jarred against the sidewalk

to be out of harmonyspecifically: bicker

a course that jarred with his habitual feelings—George Eliot

to undergo severe vibration

transitive verb

to cause to jar: such as

to affect disagreeably : unsettle

The violent opposition jarred his resolve.

to make unstable or loose : shake

jar the ball free

noun (2)

a sudden or unexpected shake

jars and jolts

an unsettling shock

gave her nerves a jar

an unpleasant break or conflict in rhythm, flow, or transition

works persistently, swiftly, without jar—Sinclair Lewis

a state or manifestation of discord or conflict

a harsh grating sound

noun (3)

the position of being ajar—usually used in the phrase on the jar

jarful词源英文解释

Noun (1) Middle French jarre, from Old Occitan jarra, from Arabic jarra earthen water vessel Verb and Noun (2) probably of imitative origin Noun (3) alteration of earlier char turn, from Middle English — more at chare

The first known use of jar was in 1526

jarful儿童词典英英释义

jaundicedadjective

affected with or as if with jaundice

showing or influenced by envy, dislike, or hostility

a jaundiced eye

jaundicenoun

yellowish discoloring of the skin, tissues, and body fluids caused by the presence of coloring matter from the bilealso: a disease or abnormal condition marked by jaundice

a state or attitude marked by envy, dislike, or hostility

jaspernoun

an opaque mineral that occurs in several colors and is used for making ornamental objects (as vases)especially: green chalcedony

jasminenoun

any of numerous often climbing shrubs that are related to the olive and have extremely fragrant flowersalso: any of various plants noted for sweet-scented flowers

jargonnoun

the special language of a particular activity or group

legal jargon

language that is not clear and is full of long important-sounding words

a mixed language used for communication between peoples whose native languages are different

jar1 of 3verb

to make a harsh or disagreeable sound

to have a harsh or disagreeable effect

noise that jars the nerves

to cause to vibrate : shake

clash entry 1 sense 2b, conflict

jarring opinions

jar2 of 3noun

a harsh sound

jolt entry 2

quarrel entry 1 sense 2, dispute

a painful effect : shock

jar3 of 3noun

a usually glass or pottery container having a wide mouth

the quantity held by a jar

jarful 例句

1 The recipe uses a jarful of jam.

这种烹调法要用一瓶果酱。

2 M held up the jarful of mushroom caps and stems, most of which showed the “blue bruising” unique to mushrooms that contain the natural hallucinogenic compound psilocybin.

3 the jar of a stuck car door

4 The tiles jarred loose in the earthquake.

5 The loss jarred his confidence in the team.

6 A large jarful was produced; Runi politely quaffed the first cup; I followed; then the others; and the women drank also, a woman taking about one cupful to a man's three.

7 Some very young grave, I said to myself, and found one soon enough, a bit of a rectangle of fresh earth, and a jarful of pansies on it.

8 the flow of her day was interrupted with the jar of an unexpected crisis

9 It avails nothing that the ocean stretches shoreless to the horizon; a jar can hold only a jarful.

10 He collected a jarful of oxygen, generated in a way he had thought out for himself.

11 He shifted from one foot to the other and absently ate a warm cookie from the jarful at his hand.

12 The neighbor had caught him, but instead of reporting him to the cops, he made Brian eat the entire jarful as punishment.

13 "It's a matter of taste, perhaps, Miss Eleanor; but I prefer this to a whole jarful of scrubs."

14 The earthquake jarred the tiles loose.

15 One hundred seventy-five cookie jars that belonged to Andy Warhol.

16 Mr Paterson is hoping people will bring "their jarfuls of coins" to exchange.

17 The man agreed and accordingly my wife took the earth of him, and gave him in exchange the jarful of bran which he carried away with him and ganged his gait.

18 Aunt Corinne was just becoming fired with anxiety to own such a jarful herself, when the carriage turned toward the road and her mother obliged her to climb in.

19 Belle Delphine, the woman who went viral in 2019 for selling jars of her bathwater, revealed earlier this month that the stunt earned her $90K in profits.

20 this padded case should protect your laptop from the jars normally experienced while traveling

jarful 同义词

1 一瓶之量

jar bottleful

jarful 短语相关

bell jar canopic jar Leyden jar mason jar slop jar

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