英:[əˈbʌt]
美:[ əˈbʌt]
英:[əˈbʌt]
美:[ əˈbʌt]
vt.& vi.
(与…)邻接
(与…)毗连
接触
倚靠
a·but
buht
第三人称单数:abuts
现在分词:abutting
过去式:abutted
过去分词:abutted
词根:abut
adj.abutting 邻接的
n.abutment 邻接,接界;桥礅
abutter 相邻业主;邻近住户
v.abutting 靠近;与…邻接(abut的ing形式)
transitive verb
to adjoin or press against; be next to; border on.Our neighborhood abuts the park.The back garden abuts a stone wall.
intransitive verb
to touch along a common line or surface; come in contact (often fol. by "on", "upon," or "against").In a city, buildings often abut.The property for the new hospsital abuts on a parcel of land used for farming.
公元13世纪中叶,"结束于,接壤于,以末端接触",源自古法语 aboter, abuter "末端相接,以末端接触"(13世纪),以及 abouter "末端相接",源自 à "到"(参见 ad-)+ boter, bouter "打击,推动",源自日耳曼语源(最终源自 PIE 词根 *bhau- "打击")。比较 butt(动词)。相关词汇: Abutted; abutting。
(-tt-)接触,接连,毗连
支托
Middle English abutten, borrowed from Anglo-French abuter, from a-, verb-forming prefix (going back to Latin ad- ad-) + bout, but "push, thrust, blow, end, extremity," noun derivative from bouter, boter "to push, thrust, strike" — more at butt >entry 3
The first known use of abut was in the 14th century
abyssnoun
a gulf so deep or a space so great that it cannot be measured
abysmaladjective
extremely poor or bad
abysmal living conditions
having an immense extension downward, backward, or inward
abyssal
abysmaladjective
extremely poor or bad
abysmal living conditions
having an immense extension downward, backward, or inward
abyssal
abutmentnoun
the place of abutting
something against which another thing rests its weight or pushes with force
abutments that support a bridge
abutverb
to touch along a border or with a part that sticks out
1 They’re supposed to say cute things abut how “awesome” motherhood is.
2 “Performance then becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy based on what is known by laypeople abut the effects of actual sleep deprivation and restfulness,” the researchers write.
3 ABut there are only two more days until the bidding closes!
但是再过两天多这项竞标就结束了! !
4 A walk in the woods is nothing like a stroll through a gallery; the forest isn’t divided neatly, and wild stuff abuts and overlaps.
5 Holmes acquired a ticket to a village called Englewood in the town of Lake, a municipality of 200,000 people that abutted Chicago’s southernmost boundary.
6 The last wild part of San Francisco is the Pacific, which bounds the city for five miles at its western edge, abutting Ocean Beach and the gridiron of the Sunset’s pink-green bungalows.
7 Located a few hundred feet off Sunset Boulevard, the property is valuable because it abuts the Los Angeles Country Club.
8 It takes viewers into the Paris suburbs, the “banlieues” — economically distressed and predominantly minority communities that in some cases directly abut the splendor of the French capital yet feel a world away.
9 Inside the museum, which abutted the party’s headquarters, a sign in the King Tut exhibit explained how on Jan. 28, 2011, a wooden sculpture from his tomb was stolen and broken into two fragments.
10 Situated at the end of a gravel driveway, the parking lot abuts a small pasture where several cows and horses graze.
11 Now he’s holed up in his family home, which abuts the dismal local zoo, where his father is strung out and intent on drinking himself to death.
12 Most big cities are quilted this way, with working class squares abutting middle- and upper-class areas.
13 The teacher abut for an easy way to explain the lesson.
老师设法用简单的方法授课.
14 So feminist’s nascent fourth wave abuts this tricky nexus where celebrity, marketing and journalistic clickbait collide.
15 But Liverpool is abut more than music and sport.
但是利物浦可不仅仅有音乐和体育。
16 “Lever,” one of his best-known works, is a plain line of 137 firebricks abutting a wall at one end and marching across the floor into the middle of the room.
17 The pudendal nerve has different abut in different anatomical position.
在阴部管及坐骨直肠窝,阴部神经的毗邻不同.
18 The back of their cage nearly abutted the train tracks, and on the tracks directly behind them stood an Amtrak train engine.
19 Or head to Decatur, a small city that abuts Atlanta proper, and try Mr. Gillespie’s Revival, which serves the kind of food your Southern grandmother might make if she shopped only at the farmers’ market.
20 The kitchen, which abuts one wall, is lined with cabinets that look like frames of wood and multi-colored glass.
1 接近
coadjacent close near hot contiguous oncoming hard nearly anear access approach advance presence neighborhood proximity neighbourhood nudge approximation accession closeness nearness adjacency contiguity propinquity conversance conversancy join touch gather trench verge entrench put contact border neighbor neighbour approximate sub- ad- go on for
3 支托
4 毗邻的
6 毗连
adjacent adjoining adjoin coterminous contiguous join march butt marginal abutting immediacy touch border conterminous adjacency verge
11 靠紧
12 紧靠
apposition beside fornent hug cheek by jowl skirt butt against close-in appressed abut against hang to
13 连接
syndetic conjunct concatenate conjunctive copulative close-coupled connection conference union attachment conjunction butt junction linkage articulation link-up copulation commissure hook-up of inosculate key tag joint set meet link network couple connect attach interface tail articulate
14 邻接
neighbour adjacent neighboring join adjoin adjoining contiguous conterminous circumjacent approximal near abutment contiguity abuttal march butt confine touch border bound contact immediate approximate abutting coterminous vicinal verge neighbor next close-in jostle border upon abut against knee by knee next to
15 与…相连
16 紧挨着