英:[wiːd]
美:[wiːd]
英:[wiːd]
美:[wiːd]
复数:weeds
第三人称单数:weeds
现在分词:weeding
过去式:weeded
过去分词:weeded
词根:weed
adj.weeded 铲除了野草的
weedless 没有杂草的
weedy 瘦弱的;似杂草的;尽是杂草的
n.weeder 除草者;除草机
weedkiller 除草剂;除莠剂
v.weeded 铲除野草(weed的过去式)
noun (1)
a plant that is not valued where it is growing and is usually of vigorous growthespecially: one that tends to overgrow or choke out more desirable plants
an aquatic plantespecially: seaweed
tobacco products
an obnoxious growth, thing, or person
something like a weed in detrimental qualityespecially: an animal unfit to breed from
verb
intransitive verb
to remove weeds or something harmful
transitive verb
to clear of weeds
weed a garden
to free from something hurtful or offensive
to get rid of (something harmful or superfluous)—often used with out
noun (2)
garment—often used in plural
dress worn as a sign of mourning (as by a widow)—usually used in plural
a band of crape worn on a man's hat as a sign of mourning—usually used in plural
weed control除草;杂草防除;野草控制
weed out清除;淘汰;除去
weed killer除草剂
sea weed海苔,海带;赤菜,海草
这组词都有“草”的意思,其区别是:
herb指可供药用或生产食物调料用的草。
grass指一般的青草或牧草。
weed指混在作物中的杂草或园中的野草。
以上来源于网络
"植物不被重视的用途或美丽," 古英语 weod, uueod "草,草本植物,杂草",源自原始日耳曼语 *weud-(也源自古撒克逊语 wiod,东弗里西亚语 wiud),起源不明。也用于指生长茂盛的树木。 "烟草" 的意思可追溯至约1600年; "大麻" 的意思可追溯至20世纪20年代。化学品 weed-killer 的出现可追溯至1885年。
废物
淘汰,清除
Noun (1) Middle English, from Old English wēod weed, herb; akin to Old Saxon wiod weed Noun (2) Middle English wede, from Old English wǣd, gewǣde; akin to Old Norse vāth cloth, clothing and perhaps to Lithuanian austi to weave
The first known use of weed was before the 12th century
weekly1 of 2adjective
occurring, done, produced, or published every week
figured by the week
a weekly wage
weekly2 of 2noun
a weekly publication
weekend1 of 2noun
the end of the weekespecially: the period between the close of one working or school week and the beginning of the next
weekend2 of 2verb
to spend the weekend at a specified place
weekdaynoun
a day of the week except Sunday or except Saturday and Sunday
weeknoun
seven days in a row
was sick for a week
a period of seven days beginning with Sunday and ending with Saturday
the last week of the month
the working or school days of the calendar week
weedyadjective
full or consisting of weeds
a weedy field
like a weed especially in having strong rapid growth
very skinny
weed1 of 2noun
a plant that tends to grow thickly where it is not wanted and to choke out more desirable plants
weed2 of 2verb
to remove weeds from
weed a garden
to get rid of (something unwanted)
weed out the troublemakers
weedyadjective
full or consisting of weeds
a weedy field
like a weed especially in having strong rapid growth
very skinny
weed1 of 2noun
a plant that tends to grow thickly where it is not wanted and to choke out more desirable plants
weed2 of 2verb
to remove weeds from
weed a garden
to get rid of (something unwanted)
weed out the troublemakers
weed1 of 2noun
a plant that tends to grow thickly where it is not wanted and to choke out more desirable plants
weed2 of 2verb
to remove weeds from
weed a garden
to get rid of (something unwanted)
weed out the troublemakers
1 Preventive control includes all measures taken to prevent the introduction and spread of weeds.
预防性控制包括所有阻止杂草侵入和蔓延的措施.
2 The youngest children were organized into the “suckling gang” and sent out to weed the cane fields.
3 Driving up Main Street, past the courthouse and the Ben Franklin store, I sometimes felt the fear spreading inside me like weeds.
4 “You got good weed, though, and the movies were mad cheap.”
5 I worked me up a sweat yanking weeds.
6 Meanwhile, my father and mother tended to their garden, cutting weeds from their patches of com, beans, sorghum, and pumpkins.
7 He felt shaky inside: what if there were no traces of her, no lines of sand pressed by her body, no delicate track of her blue shawl trailing into the weeds?
8 Hoe that cornfield again, scrub that porch, weed that bean patch.
9 We all marched around in the area in front of Dragonwings, tramping the weeds down so the ground would be fairly level.
10 Weeding under the peach tree is enjoyable.
桃树下除草实在享受.
11 The flowerbeds, always before so meticulously tended , needed weeding as well.
过去总是精心料理的花坛现在也亟待除草.
12 With Lettie and Ruthanne gone and no new prospects on who the Rattler might be, I was left with nothing to do but hunt down more roots, weeds, herbs, and bugs for Miss Sadie.
13 An agricultural weeding robot was developed based on direct herbicide application method.
研究了控制农田杂草的直接施药方法,并研制了基于该方法的除草机器人.
14 She could be five years older than I—but then, she grew rapidly like a weed.
15 They bring hoes to clear the weeds and brooms to sweep the stones and they offer dumplings and oranges as spiritual food.
16 And weeds wrapped their way up through the ironwork, daring you to enter.
17 When we first met Abel, he smoked a lot of weed.
18 He approached the old guy, keeping one eye on the weed whacker.
19 Presumably the weed is taking something from the soil; perhaps it is also contributing something to it.
20 Momma swung the flashlight’s arc over the path and weeds and scary tree trunks.
3 除去
excl removal exclusion elimination riddance dispose lose remove except eliminate strip rid off-load liquidate divest expunge prune off get rid of break of trim off free save disposal can kill smooth discharge undo unload prune unlearn efface doff get out of the way shuffle off put one out of the way shuck off out apart bleeding-off exception clearance clearing take unship work clear bar reject relieve erase deduct gill obliterate obviate winnow exscind taking-off
9 没出息的人
11 水生植物
12 烟丝
13 黑纱
14 淘汰
refer eliminate obsolete selective selection comb-out bolt superannuate dead KO'd override eliminative elimination superannuation obsolescent cradling cast rogue boult
16 无用之物
17 水草
18 衣服
vestiary sartorial clothes trappings togs thing number wear dress suit gear thread drag habit clothing tackle trim toilet garment apparel vest vine dressing hull wearable rag robe attire flute wrapping rigging clout drapery clobber vestment raiment vesture tog habiliment toggery vestiture set of threads cleading costume dud slop accoutre wearing apparel
21 废物
rubbishing rubbishy ragabash recrement dog stuff waste truck refuse plug rip lumber rubbish raffle crock outcast froth ruck chaff loon waster nullity flotsam ejecta duffer riffraff wastrel rotter trumpery gubbins dreg pelf inutility sullage culch spilth trashery rejectamenta mauvais sujet
22 衣
24 纸烟
25 清理
settlement liquidation clearage houseclean sift liquidate untangle disentangle unscramble housecleaning
26 没用的东西
27 清除
deacquisition blast sweep clearance clearing purge turnout cleanout clearout clearage scour extermine clear purify zap exterminate scavenge debride get out of road evacuate shovel dislodge liquidation obliteration comb-out erase circumcise
28 前接
needful wain fed can thing while last area open bit law past main ready press stuff brain Mass absolute rubber sword bench rope chop turf nude sacrament Diaspora gape few afford get
29 香烟
cig stook square burn joint smoke tab nail slim butt bonfire maggot snout fag quirly cigarette fume ciggy cancer stick coffin nail incense
31 扫清
32 除草
33 体弱的人
35 无赖
abandoned rascal vagabond ruffian rascally knavish mamzer plug-ugly dog tough con rogue mug cad bastard fart bandit outcast filth loon yap knave cur hoodlum roughneck desperado blackguard badman rotter scapegrace rapscallion varlet whoreson limmer highbinder larrikin scalawag yoot ladron ganef roughie Scaramouch skellum down and dirty
36 烟叶