英：[ledʒ]
美：[ledʒ]
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ledge英汉释义
n.(名词)
- [C](墙壁，悬崖等)突出的狭长部分 narrow horizontal shelf coming out from a wall,cliff,etc.
- [C](尤指近岸的)暗礁 ridge of rocks under water,especially near the shore
ledge是什么意思
n. (名词)
- 暗礁
- 壁架
- 架状突出物
- 【矿】矿脉
- 【地】岩架
- 岩礁
- 岩石突出部
- 横档
- 窗台
- 突出之部分
- 矿层
- 突出的狭长部分
- 岩脊
ledge英英释义
noun
a raised or projecting edge or molding intended to protect or check
a window ledge
an underwater ridge or reef especially near the shore
a narrow flat surface or shelfespecially: one that projects from a wall of rock
We rappelled down the cliff and reached the ledge.
rock that is solid or continuous enough to form ledges : bedrock
the field was full of ledge
lode, vein
ledge词源中文解释
13世纪晚期，“门上的横木”，可能源自中古英语动词 leggen “放置，铺设”（参见 lay（v.），并比较 ledger）。其他人认为它源自斯堪的纳维亚语，与瑞典语 lagg “木桶的边缘”同源。 “窄架子”的意义首次记录于1550年代； “岩石上类似架子的突出部分”的意义来自1550年代。
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ledge_植物学行业词汇
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ledge词源英文解释
Middle English legge bar of a gate
The first known use of ledge was in 1535
ledge儿童词典英英释义
leerverb
to give a nasty or sexually suggestive look
leeknoun
a garden herb closely related to the onion and grown for its mildly sharp-tasting leaves and thick stalk
leeknoun
a garden herb closely related to the onion and grown for its mildly sharp-tasting leaves and thick stalk
leechnoun
any of numerous flesh-eating or bloodsucking usually flattened worms that are made up of segments and have a sucker at each end
a person who clings like a leech to another person for advantage or gain : parasite
leechnoun
any of numerous flesh-eating or bloodsucking usually flattened worms that are made up of segments and have a sucker at each end
a person who clings like a leech to another person for advantage or gain : parasite
leechnoun
any of numerous flesh-eating or bloodsucking usually flattened worms that are made up of segments and have a sucker at each end
a person who clings like a leech to another person for advantage or gain : parasite
leechnoun
any of numerous flesh-eating or bloodsucking usually flattened worms that are made up of segments and have a sucker at each end
a person who clings like a leech to another person for advantage or gain : parasite
ledgernoun
a book in which accounts are kept in final form
ledgenoun
a projecting ridge or raised edge along a surface
an underwater ridge or reef especially near the shore
a narrow flat surface or shelfespecially: one that sticks out from a wall of rock
ledge 例句
1 I was swinging off this ledge.
我正从这个壁架上转下来。
2 Like a dolphin lying on its side, with its tail pointing toward the sunrise, its nose pointing to the sunset, and its fins making reefs and the rocky ledges along the shore.
3 She hung above the ledge for a moment, became confused, and stalled herself out by moving her wings and changing the wind flow.
4 I went to the ledge and looked over.
5 The one difference between the present-day office and this one was that it was snowing in the past; bluish flecks were drifting past the window in the dark and building up on the outside ledge.
6 Sir Ector’s nose was blue, and had an icicle hanging from the end of it, while all except Mertyn had a ledge of snow upon their shoulders.
7 I stick in one of those long wiggly plastic straws that Mom kept from when I was four and sit on the window ledge in the living room, sipping slowly while smiling at the birds.
8 As the rest of the family disappeared down the path that led to their new place, she took her mat and her pots to the cave and set them on a ledge at the back.
9 Soon after, we came to a narrow ledge of path along a wall of rock called Big Butt Mountain.
10 They huddled together as the water lifted them off their ledges.
11 Milkman became agile, pulling himself up the rock face, digging his knees into crevices, searching with his fingers for solid earth patches or ledges of stone.
12 She was balanced now on a narrow ledge.
13 Something flashed from the ledge—a slender, black chain with a metal weight at the end.
14 It feels strange to be on a narrow, mossy ledge.
15 I hear their shuffling footsteps behind me and step onto the ledge.
16 There he found a shadowy ledge where he crouched and listened.
17 McAdoo's men were forced to blast when they rain into an unexpected ledge of rock.
麦卡杜的士兵遇到了出乎意料突出的一块石头,不得不把它炸掉.
18 Someone, maybe Ms. Laverne, had put pillows along the ledge, and bright sun was coming in.
19 The triangular shape of the boy leaning on the ledge gives stability to the painting, which helps to suspend the fleeting instant in time.
20 I sit on a crumbling window ledge three stories up, hidden from view behind rusted steel beams.