英:['θredˌlaɪk]
美:['θredˌlaɪk]
英:['θredˌlaɪk]
美:['θredˌlaɪk]
词根:thread
adj.threaded 有线状图案装饰的
thready 线的;粘丝状的;纤维构成的;纤细的
n.thread 线;螺纹;思路;衣服;线状物;玻璃纤维;路线
threader 螺丝车床;穿线器
v.threaded 穿过;穿线于(thread的过去分词)
vi.thread 通过;穿透过
vt.thread 穿过;穿线于;使交织
noun
a filament, a group of filaments twisted together, or a filamentous length formed by spinning and twisting short textile fibers into a continuous strand
a piece of thread
any of various natural filaments
the threads of a spiderweb
a slender stream (as of water)
a projecting helical rib (as in a fitting or on a pipe) by which parts can be screwed together : screw thread
something continuous or drawn out: such as
a line of reasoning or train of thought that connects the parts in a sequence (as of ideas or events)
lost the thread of the story
a continuing element
a thread of melancholy marked all his writing
a series of electronic messages (as on a message board or social media website) following a single topic or in response to a single message
a tenuous or feeble support
hung on by a thread
threads plural clothing
verb
transitive verb
to pass a thread through the eye of (a needle)
to arrange a thread, yarn, or lead-in piece in working position for use in (a machine)
to pass something through in the manner of a thread
thread a pipe with wire
to make one's way through or betweenalso: to make one's way usually cautiously through a hazardous situation
threading narrow alleys
to put together on or as if on a thread : string
thread beads
to interweave with or as if with threads : intersperse
dark hair threaded with silver
to form a screw thread on or in
intransitive verb
weave sense 2
the car threaded through traffic
to form a thread
Noun Middle English thred, from Old English thrǣd; akin to Old High German drāt wire, Old English thrāwan to cause to twist or turn — more at throw >entry 1
The first known use of thread was before the 12th century
threenoun
a number that is one more than 2 see number
the third in a set or series
the three of hearts
something having three units or members
three-pointer
threatnoun
an expression of an intent to do harm
stop making threats
something that threatens
the volcano was a threat to the village
an indication of something impending
the sky held a threat of rain
threatenverb
to utter threats : make threats against
threaten trespassers with arrest
to give signs or warning of
clouds threatening rain
to be an imminent danger to : menace
hunger threatens the town
to announce as intended or possible threatened to buy a car
the workers threatened a strike
to cause to feel insecure or anxious
felt threatened by his friend's success
threatenverb
to utter threats : make threats against
threaten trespassers with arrest
to give signs or warning of
clouds threatening rain
to be an imminent danger to : menace
hunger threatens the town
to announce as intended or possible threatened to buy a car
the workers threatened a strike
to cause to feel insecure or anxious
felt threatened by his friend's success
threatenverb
to utter threats : make threats against
threaten trespassers with arrest
to give signs or warning of
clouds threatening rain
to be an imminent danger to : menace
hunger threatens the town
to announce as intended or possible threatened to buy a car
the workers threatened a strike
to cause to feel insecure or anxious
felt threatened by his friend's success
threatnoun
an expression of an intent to do harm
stop making threats
something that threatens
the volcano was a threat to the village
an indication of something impending
the sky held a threat of rain
thread1 of 2noun
a thin fine cord formed by spinning and twisting short fibers into a continuous strand
something that resembles a thread
threads of a spiderweb
the ridge or groove that winds around a screw
a train of thought that connects the parts in a sequence (as of ideas or events)
lost the thread of the story
thread2 of 2verb
to put a thread in working position in
thread a needle
to pass through in the manner of a thread
thread film through a camera
to make a way through or betweenalso: to make (one's way) carefully had to thread their way between the mountains
a river threading narrow valleys
to put together on a thread : string
thread beads
to weave together with or as if with threads : intersperse
dark hair threaded with gray
thread1 of 2noun
a thin fine cord formed by spinning and twisting short fibers into a continuous strand
something that resembles a thread
threads of a spiderweb
the ridge or groove that winds around a screw
a train of thought that connects the parts in a sequence (as of ideas or events)
lost the thread of the story
thread2 of 2verb
to put a thread in working position in
thread a needle
to pass through in the manner of a thread
thread film through a camera
to make a way through or betweenalso: to make (one's way) carefully had to thread their way between the mountains
a river threading narrow valleys
to put together on a thread : string
thread beads
to weave together with or as if with threads : intersperse
dark hair threaded with gray
1 Myelin is the protective sheath covering each nerve cell's axon -- the threadlike portion of a cell that transmits electrical signals between cells.
2 Everyone understands that no Israeli government can ever accept an agreement that does not satisfy it security needs or risk creating an enduring threadlike Gaza transferred to the West Bank.
3 Perhaps the most essential organisms in the soil are the smallest—the invisible hosts of bacteria and of threadlike fungi.
4 A guy finds a tiny, wriggling threadlike worm in a raw oyster.
5 Any of various elongated cells or threadlike structures, especially a muscle fiber or a nerve fiber.
神经纤维尤指肌纤维或神经纤维等各种长形细胞或线状组织中的任一种
6 Just scrub the shells lightly and discard their threadlike clumps, called beards.
7 The international team used computers to create laboratory-made versions of the threadlike structures that carry genetic code inside cells.
8 She injected dye that spread into the threadlike dendrites of the neuron to reveal its shape.
9 The larger part of a fungus consists of thin, threadlike hyphae.
10 Some single blooms are the size of your head, others form tubular petals with openings redolent of tiny spoons, others raise the flower to a delicious tangle of threadlike petals.
11 Mycelia are threadlike cells that absorb nutrients, not unlike a plant’s root.
12 They quickly mate, producing threadlike offspring that make their way out of the gut and into the salivary glands of the mosquito.
13 Any of various elongated cells or threadlike structures especially a muscle fiber or a nerve fiber.
尤指肌纤维或神经纤维等各种长形细胞或线状组织中的任一种。
14 Mycelium is the threadlike, vegetative part of a mushroom, and the process of engineering involves using it as an adhesive.
15 Vibration prompts movement of the cell nucleus, which is suspended by numerous threadlike fibers called filaments.
振动促进细胞核的运动,细胞核被无数名叫丝的线样纤维悬吊着。
16 Telomeres sit at the end of chromosomes, the threadlike structures that contain our genetic material.
17 The invention discloses a tuckahoe thread and a making method thereof; by adopting the method, raw tuckahoe can be prepared into a threadlike tuckahoe thread.
本发明公开了一种茯苓丝及其制作方法,它将鲜茯苓制作成丝状的茯苓丝。
18 Next Parkhurst inserted tiny balloons that he inflated to reopen the threadlike stream through the narrowed vena cava.
19 The threadlike branches are often woven together to form a velvety body sometimes longer than 12 in. (30 cm).
藻体呈丝状,分枝多,常交织形成天鹅绒般的假原植体,长达30公分以上。
20 Typically, Asian maple varieties have leaves with three to nine lobes; some are stubby, others so fine as to be threadlike.