funneled

英：['fʌnəld]

美：['fʌnəld]

• adj. 漏斗形的； 有漏斗的； 有 ... 烟囱的
• 动词funnel的过去式和过去分词形式

noun

a utensil that is usually a hollow cone with a tube extending from the smaller end and that is designed to catch and direct a downward flow

something shaped like a funnel

a stack or flue for the escape of smoke or for ventilation (as on a ship)

verb

intransitive verb

to have or take the shape of a funnel

to pass through or as if through a funnel or conduit

the crowd funnels through the doors

transitive verb

to form in the shape of a funnel

funneled his hands and shouted through them

to move to a focal point or into a conduit or central channel

contributions were funneled into one account

funnel chest[医]漏斗胸

Noun Middle English funell, fonel, borrowed from Anglo-French fonyle, borrowed from Old Occitan (Gascony, Périgord) fonilh, going back to early Medieval Latin fundibulum, shortened from Latin infundibulum, from infundere "to pour in, fill (with something poured in)" + -i- -i- + -bulum, instrumental suffix (going back to Indo-European *-dhlom) — more at infuse Note: As noted by Französisches etymologisches Wörterbuch, the incidence of this Occitan word in English (and Anglo-French) is most likely due to commercial contacts between England and the wine merchants of the Bordeaux region. Verb verbal derivative of funnel >entry 1

The first known use of funnel was in the 15th century

furbelownoun

flounce entry 4, ruffle

something suggesting a furbelow

furbearernoun

an animal that bears fur

furnoun

a piece of the pelt of an animal

an article of clothing made with fur

the hairy coat of a mammal especially when fine, soft, and thick

fun1 of 3noun

someone or something that provides amusement or enjoyment picnics are great fun

the twins were fun to have around

a good time : amusement, enjoyment plays cards just for fun

have fun

words or actions that make someone or something an object of unkind laughter

kids making fun of me

fun2 of 3verb

to engage in joking or play

I was only funning

fun3 of 3adjective

providing fun a fun person

a fun party

full of fun : pleasant sense 1

have a fun time

funny1 of 2adjective

causing or intended to cause laughter

a funny story

different from ordinary in a way that is odd, curious, or suspicious that's funny—they were here yesterday there's something funny going on

it's funny you should ask

involving trickery

don't try anything funny

funny2 of 2noun

one that is funnyespecially: joke entry 1 sense 1

plural comic strips or the comic section of a newspaper—usually used with the

funny1 of 2adjective

causing or intended to cause laughter

a funny story

different from ordinary in a way that is odd, curious, or suspicious that's funny—they were here yesterday there's something funny going on

it's funny you should ask

involving trickery

don't try anything funny

funny2 of 2noun

one that is funnyespecially: joke entry 1 sense 1

plural comic strips or the comic section of a newspaper—usually used with the

funnel1 of 2noun

a utensil usually shaped like a hollow cone with a tube extending from the point and used to catch and direct a downward flow (as of liquid)

something shaped like a funnel

the funnel cloud of a tornado

a large pipe for the escape of smoke or for ventilation (as on a ship)

funnel2 of 2verb

to move or cause to move to a central point or into a central channel

funnel1 of 2noun

a utensil usually shaped like a hollow cone with a tube extending from the point and used to catch and direct a downward flow (as of liquid)

something shaped like a funnel

the funnel cloud of a tornado

a large pipe for the escape of smoke or for ventilation (as on a ship)

funnel2 of 2verb

to move or cause to move to a central point or into a central channel

funnel1 of 2noun

a utensil usually shaped like a hollow cone with a tube extending from the point and used to catch and direct a downward flow (as of liquid)

something shaped like a funnel

the funnel cloud of a tornado

a large pipe for the escape of smoke or for ventilation (as on a ship)

funnel2 of 2verb

to move or cause to move to a central point or into a central channel

funnel1 of 2noun

a utensil usually shaped like a hollow cone with a tube extending from the point and used to catch and direct a downward flow (as of liquid)

something shaped like a funnel

the funnel cloud of a tornado

a large pipe for the escape of smoke or for ventilation (as on a ship)

funnel2 of 2verb

to move or cause to move to a central point or into a central channel