英:['bʌkɪtfʊl]
美:['bʌkɪtfʊl]
英:['bʌkɪtfʊl]
美:['bʌkɪtfʊl]
复数:bucketfuls或bucketsful
词根:bucket
n.bucket 桶,水桶;铲斗;一桶的量
v.bucket 倾盆而下;颠簸着行进
The first known use of bucketful was in 1564
buckle1 of 3noun
a fastening device which is attached to one end of a belt or strap and through which the other end is passed and held
buckle2 of 3verb
to fasten with a buckle
buckle your seat belt
to fasten a buckle
buckle up for safety
to apply oneself
buckle down to the job
to give way : bend, crumple knees buckled
the pavement buckled in the heat
buckle3 of 3noun
a product of buckling
buckle1 of 3noun
a fastening device which is attached to one end of a belt or strap and through which the other end is passed and held
buckle2 of 3verb
to fasten with a buckle
buckle your seat belt
to fasten a buckle
buckle up for safety
to apply oneself
buckle down to the job
to give way : bend, crumple knees buckled
the pavement buckled in the heat
buckle3 of 3noun
a product of buckling
buck1 of 4noun
or plural buck a male animalespecially: a male deer or antelope
man entry 1 sense 1a
dandy sense 1
dollar sense 3b
a sum of money especially to be gained
make a quick buck
buck2 of 4verb
to spring into the air with the back arched
a bucking horse
to throw (as a rider) by bucking
to move or act against the action of buck a trend
bucking a storm
to move or start jerkily
buck3 of 4noun
an act or instance of bucking
buck4 of 4noun
responsibility
pass the buck
buckeyenoun
any of several trees or shrubs related to the horse chestnutalso: the large nutlike seed of a buckeye
bucketnoun
a usually round container for catching, holding, or carrying liquids or solids : pail
an object for collecting, scooping, or carrying something
bucketful
bucketfulnoun
the amount a bucket holdsalso: a large quantity
1 The screen door slammed, followed by a huge bucketful of silence.
2 Fortunately, Patrick Page displays it by the bucketful in the wonderful “All the Devils Are Here,” his one-man walk-through of some of the nastiest pieces of work in the canon.
3 In a godless age the iconic slot is filled by biography of great men – and, if necessary, bucketfuls of whitewash.
4 The Times was also impressed with the band's transcendent mix of folk, grunge, country and "bucketfuls of talent", awarding four stars.
5 The Pac-12 women’s media day began Tuesday with a bucketful of glowing numbers.
6 Last week, Republican politicians by the bucketful made the pilgrimage to New York City to speak out for Trump in a campaign fraud case where the overwhelming documentary evidence points to his guilt.
7 Russell’s part was to wait on the trolley trestle that spanned the river, and when Piper passed underneath, bomb away from a bucketful of rocks.
8 The rain that arrived in Brooklyn by the bucketful in the middle of Act II of “Tartuffe” on Saturday would normally have stopped the show.
9 I jumped up and down, and cried a whole bucketful of tears.
10 I was lathered up in calamine lotion and had swallowed a bucketful of antihistamines with my morning orange juice.
11 A couple of years ago, advocates were salivating over the prospect of bucketfuls of cash from Build Back Better, the eventual Inflation Reduction Act, which was supposed to restore the Federal government’s commitment to public housing.
12 Coward didn’t write about the Riemann Zeta Function; he wrote about stylish British swells quipping and bed hopping and drinking Champagne by the bucketful.
13 He is the lowest of craven cowards among a bucketful of political scum.
14 A tacky chair in a trailer park looks “like a clown had vomited on it”; a small-time crook is “as slick as two eels in a bucketful of snot.”
15 Anonymous classes are like a bucketful of cold water that's spilled in your lap every time you want to use them.
匿名类就像是满满一桶冰水,每次用的时候都会洒到您的腿上。
16 The family unearthed bivalves by the bucketful, reaching the most plentiful beaches with their motorized metal dinghy.
17 And then, when Astro came out to perform his sing-off against Ms. Francis for the right to stay in the competition, he gave the judges and the studio audience a bucketful of attitude.
18 They are unexpected because there is now a huge, competitive and international effort to deliver research, so good stories arrive daily, by the bucketful.
19 He is employing a young babysitter who has a bucketful of unsolicited and quite explicit suggestions on how he can get over his divorce.
20 If it’s zombie spatter you want, “The Last of Us” has it by the bucketful.
1 大量
good great heavy serious numerous massive extensive liberal substantial generous abundant myriad lavish substantive galore copious profuse swingeing widely heavily substantially abundantly tons much plenty body score host mountain mass ocean array quantity wealth flood ton pile chunk feast abundance torrent proliferation trove dollop swathe ream truckload multiplicity boatload profusion cornucopia plenitude welter scads lashings wodge million billion trillion bulk quite a lot bit few like nobody's business like weeds by the bucketful by the bucket a lot a bunch an awful lot a stack of right and left in bulk heaps of a good bit like mad a raft of in spades
2 满桶