shed如何读

英:[ʃed]

美:[ʃed]

shed英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C] 棚,库 a small building for working in or for storage
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 流出,流下 cause to flow out;pour out
  2. vt. 蜕皮,树叶脱落 cast off (clothing,skin,leaves,etc.)

shed是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 库房,堆房,厂房,工棚,库
  2. 分水岭
  3. 小屋,棚屋,棚(用于贮藏物品),简易房(用于贮藏物品)
  4. 车库,车棚
  5. 脱落物,蜕落的皮壳
  6. 微量的小雪
  7. 【纺】梭口,梭道
v. (动词)
  1. 使流出,使涌出
  2. 使脱落,蜕,褪,脱,去除
  3. 把(雨水)排泻掉
  4. 摆脱,排除
  5. 放出,散发(光、气、声音等)
  6. 倾吐,吐露
  7. 抗,防,使不透
  8. <英> 交通工具掉落(货物)
  9. <口> 【经】使(股票等的)价格下跌
  10. 【纺】(分开经线)使形成梭口
  11. 【电气】使(分区)切断(负载)
  12. <主方言>使分离
  13. <口>与…离婚
  14. 溢出,流出,涌出
  15. (花、树叶等)脱落
  16. 脱毛,换毛,蜕皮
  17. 分散,散开
  18. 把…放入棚内
  19. 解雇,使(部门等)解散

shed变形

复数:sheds

第三人称单数:sheds

现在分词:shedding

过去式:shed

过去分词:shed

shed词根

词根:shed

n.

shedding 脱落;蜕落

shedder 脱壳期的虾和蟹;使流出的人;倒注者

v.

shedding 脱落(shed的ing形式)

shed英英释义

verb (1)

transitive verb

to rid oneself of temporarily or permanently as superfluous or unwanted the company shed 100 jobs

shed her inhibitions

to give off, discharge, or expel from the body of a plant or animal: such as

to eject, slough off, or lose as part of the normal processes of life a cat shedding hair a deciduous tree sheds its leaves in the fall

a caterpillar shedding its skin

to discharge usually gradually especially as part of a pathological process

shed a virus in the feces

to pour forth in drops

shed tears

to give off or out

sheds some light on the subject

to cause (blood) to flow by cutting or wounding

to cause to be dispersed without penetrating

duck's plumage sheds water

chiefly dialectal to set apart : segregate

intransitive verb

to cast off some natural covering (such as fur or skin)

the cat is shedding

to become dispersed : scatter

to pour out : spill

noun (1)

something (such as the skin of a snake) that is discarded in shedding

a divide of land

obsolete distinction, difference

noun (2)

a slight structure built for shelter or storageespecially: a single-storied building with one or more sides unenclosed

a building that resembles a shed

archaic hut

verb (2)

transitive verb

to put or house in a shed

shed词组

shed light on阐明;使…清楚地显出

shed crocodile tears[谚]猫哭老鼠;假慈悲

shed skin蜕皮

shed区别

 shed, scrap, discard

这组词都有“抛弃、丢弃”的意思,其区别是:

shed指毛发、皮肤、叶等经过某种自然的过程而脱落。

scrap指抛弃过时不再有用的东西。

discard指把具体的东西抛掉不要,着重扔、丢的动作。

以上来源于网络

 shed, cabin, but, cottage

这组词都有“小屋”的意思,其区别是:

shed一般指四壁没有完全封闭,供牲畜用或储藏东西、停放车辆等的简易棚屋。

cabin多指建造粗糙的简陋小木屋,也指旅客或船员住的船舱。现在也指节假日游游者的简便住房。

but多指供居住或遮避风雨的简易小屋。

cottage指穷苦人住的乡间小茅屋。现在也指雅致的小住宅,在美国可指别墅。

以上来源于网络

shed词源中文解释

“建筑物用于储存”,1855年,早期指“轻便、临时的庇护所”(15世纪晚期,卡克斯顿, shadde),可能是 shade(n.)的方言变体,专门用于某种用途。最初只是最简单的庇护所。或者受到中古英语 shudde(shud)“棚屋,小屋”的影响,该词在方言中仍有使用,来自古英语 OE scydd。

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shed词源英文解释

Verb (1) Middle English sheden, shedden, shoden "to divide, separate, part or comb (hair), pour out, discharge, cause (blood) to flow, pour (tears) in drops, emit (light)," going back to Old English sceādan, scādan (Class VII strong verb) "to separate, divide, distinguish, decide, scatter, shed (tears, blood)," going back to Germanic *skaiđan-/skaiþan- (whence also Old Frisian skētha, skēda "to separate, depart, exclude, decide, distinguish", Old Saxon skēdan, skēthan "to separate, render (fat), disperse," Old High German skeidan "to separate, distinguish, apportion," Gothic skaidan "to separate"), going back to pre-Germanic *skoit-, variant (with o-ablaut and voiceless final stop) of Indo-European *skei̯d- "split, separate," whence also, with zero grade, Greek schízein "to split, separate," with zero grade and nasal present Sanskrit (Vedic) chinátti "(s/he) cuts off, tears up," Latin scindō, scindere "to split, cleave, separate," with o-grade Russian Church Slavic cěditi "to strain, filter," Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian cijèditi, Lithuanian skáidau, skáidyti "to separate, break down" (also, with e-grade, skíedžiu, skíesti "to make thin, separate") Note: Old English sceādan is a strong verb in West Saxon, but already a weak verb in Northumbrian, and predominantly a weak verb in Middle English. The Middle and Modern English outcomes of the verb, excepting the uncommon form shoden, seem to reflect Old English scēadan, with later shortening of the vowel, as in other monosyllabic words ending in -d (see note at red >entry 1). — The Germanic outcome of the Indo-European base, with o-grade and t, is peculiar; Lexikon der indogermanischen Verben, 2nd edition (Wiesbaden, 2001), suggests generalization of o-grade and devoiced d from a presumed reduplicated present 3rd-person singular ending in -ti. The base *skei̯d- likely emerges directly in Germanic as *skītan- "to defecate, shit" (see shit >entry 2); this sense may have co-opted the verb, leading to adoption of the variant *skaidan- to express the other, less objectionable meanings. The Lexikon writes the Indo-European etymon as *sḱhei̯d- to account for the Indo-Aryan forms and the aspiration in Greek, though Slavic and Baltic do not show a palatovelar. R. Beekes (Etymological Dictionary of Greek, Brill, 2013) regards the Greek aspiration as unexplained. Following the notion that -t-/-d- is a "root extension," J. Pokorny (Indogermanisches etymologisches Wörterbuch) adduces a more basic root *skei̯- "split," which, with other root extensions, produce for him a vast range of vocabulary in Indo-European languages. Noun (1) Middle English shed, shode "part in the hair, difference, distinction, faculty of discernment," going back to Old English sceād, gesceād "separation, distinction, understanding, reason, reckoning," going back to Germanic *skaiđ- (whence also Old Frisian skēd "part in the hair, crown of the head," Old Saxon skēd, skēth "distinction," Old High German gisceid "knowledge, reason, distinction"), nominal derivative, with varying stem-formatives, from *skaiđan-/skaiþan- "to separate, distinguish"; (sense 1) derivative of shed >entry 1 — more at shed >entry 1 Note: As is the case with shed >entry 1, the Middle and Modern English outcome of Old English sceād appears to reflect a variant scēad, with later shortening of the vowel. The meaning "a divide of land" (sense 2), attested earlier in watershed (18th century) appears to be an outgrowth of earlier physical senses of the word, as "the part of one's hair" or "a passageway between the threads of a warp on a loom," though its very late appearance relative to the other senses makes the relationship uncertain. Noun (2) Middle English shedde "lean-to, penthouse," perhaps from a Kentish variant of shudde "hut, lean-to," going back to Old English scydd "swine pasture," of uncertain origin Note: The word shudde in the Promptorium parvulorum, a 15th-century English-Latin dictionary, is used synonymously with "lytylle howse," "to-falle" [lean-to], and "hovel, or swyne kote, or howse of sympyl hyllynge [shelter] to kepe yn beestys." The approximate synonym "swyne kote" (see swine, cote >entry 1) would seem to connect the word with Old English scydd, a word attested in charters that is taken to mean "swine pasture" (the general sense then perhaps being "place to keep swine"). The incidences of this in place and personal names are discussed at the entry for Gunshot Common in the Survey of English Place-Names volumes for Sussex, edited by Allen Mawer, F. M. Stenton and J. E. B. Gower (see Survey of English Place-Names on line). The editors note that the expected Old English source would be schudd rather than shydd if shudde is the regular outcome in East Anglia (presumed to be the source of Promptorium parvulorum?), though most of the onomastic examples in the Middle English Dictionary are from Sussex, Surrey or Kent. The Oxford English Dictionary's hypothesis that shed is somehow a variant of shade (see shade >entry 1) is not persuasive, despite the forms shadde in Caxton (1481) and shaddys in Richard Arnold's chronicle (1503?). Verb (2) derivative of shed >entry 3

The first known use of shed was before the 12th century

shed儿童词典英英释义

sheet1 of 3noun

a broad piece of cloth (as an article of bedding used next to the body)

a usually rectangular piece of paper

an unbound page of a book—usually used in plural

a newspaper, magazine, or occasional publication

a gossip sheet

the unseparated postage stamps printed by one impression of a plate on a single piece of paperalso: pane sense 2

a broad surface of something

a sheet of ice

a portion of something that is thin in comparison to its length and width

a sheet of iron

sheet2 of 3verb

to cover with a sheet : shroud

sheet3 of 3noun

a rope or chain that regulates the angle at which a sail is set in relation to the wind

sheet1 of 3noun

a broad piece of cloth (as an article of bedding used next to the body)

a usually rectangular piece of paper

an unbound page of a book—usually used in plural

a newspaper, magazine, or occasional publication

a gossip sheet

the unseparated postage stamps printed by one impression of a plate on a single piece of paperalso: pane sense 2

a broad surface of something

a sheet of ice

a portion of something that is thin in comparison to its length and width

a sheet of iron

sheet2 of 3verb

to cover with a sheet : shroud

sheet3 of 3noun

a rope or chain that regulates the angle at which a sail is set in relation to the wind

shed1 of 2verb

to keep out : repel

raincoats shed water

to cause (blood) to flow from a cut or wound

to pour forth in drops

shed tears

to give off or out

the sun sheds light and heat

to cast (as a natural covering) aside

a snake sheds its skin

to let fall (as leaves)

to rid oneself of : discard

shed extra pounds

shed2 of 2noun

a structure built for shelter or storage

shed医学词典英英释义

shedtransitive verb

to give off or out: as

to lose as part of a natural process

shed the deciduous teeth

to discharge usually gradually from the body

exposed persons may shed virus from the oropharynx—D. R. Franz et al.

shed 例句

1 Well, there couldn’t be any more skeletons than in Miss Sadie’s shed.

2 The body ordinarily is constantly shedding imperceptible tiny, thin fragments of stratum corneum.

机体经常不断地脱落下细小而薄的角质层碎片,几乎无法察觉.

3 I opened the door of a tiny ramshackle shed and saw more buckets, long wooden paddles for stirring the sap, scrapers for getting it out of the pans....

4 I was hearing my father’s words, but their meaning escaped me, as if he had asked me to carry the entire shed on my arms .

5 Still, the Edifice was magnificent in comparison to the ordinary sheds and cottages of the village.

6 At the top of the quarry were grass and palm trees, and at the base was a clearing with a few old metal sheds.

7 By Friday the flower hung down over the rim of the waterless vase, its dead stump of a head shedding yellow dust in the pencil groove.

8 We trudged over a low rise, through a nearby field, to a little brown shed with a rectangular animal pen beyond it.

9 Each year, molting or dead crustaceans, fungi, and insects shed billions of metric tons of chitin.

每年, 蜕皮或死亡甲壳动物 、 真菌和昆虫产生数十亿顿甲壳素.

10 Soon after, a friend emailed Kathy a document that seemed to shed light on the state of mind of the soldiers and law-enforcement agencies working in New Orleans at the time.

11 Some snakes shed their skin each year.

有些蛇每年蜕皮.

12 What faint light they shed fell gloomily upon some roof corner or a waving strand of vine, transforming familiar daytime shapes to eerily unfamiliar phantoms.

13 We’re in some sort of large shed; sunlight seeps through the cracks between the warped wooden boards, and there’s a jungle of gardening implements leaning against the walls.

14 I hurry after Helene, spotting a flash of blonde heading through Grandfather’s vast gardens and toward a rickety shed at the back of the house.

15 Emo pulled down the collapsed frame of the watchman’s shed and threw the boards on the fire.

16 And these other men in the shed feel even worse than me, because they are grown men.

17 a quick way to shed unwanted pounds (= extra weight or fat on your body)

快速减肥的方法

18 She ran down the shed row, cut out into the daylight, and rushed toward the track.

19 Washing my mom's blood, which was shed from time to time; a sacrifice to make him happy.

20 The sweetest dews of night are shed.

流出了最甜蜜的夜色甘露.

shed 同义词

5

off re-

13 使落下

drop

15 工棚

hut bunkhouse

18 流露出

record register

19 流淌

flow stream gutter

21 使流

run

24 蜕皮

ecdysis slough molt throw

25

give

26 掉下

drop

27 使流出

fetch draw discharge give down

30 散落

spill splash straggle

41 脱换

moult

45 流泪

weep

46 脱落物

casting

47 梭道

race

49 使脱落

abscise

50 泻出

effuse

53 掉落

fall drop fallen fall out

54 使…脱落

exfoliate slough

58

change shift cast a

62

cry blub

64 牲口棚

stable barn

68 厂房

factory floor

70 车库

garage carport

71 蝉蜕

exuviation

72 射出

fire ray expel

shed 短语相关

cast/shed/throw light on potting shed shed a tear shed blood shed dormer shed tears

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