ˈstōn
stone-如何读
stone-是什么意思
- 表示"非常"、"完全"
stone-英英释义
noun
a concretion of earthy or mineral matter:
a piece of rock for a specified function: such as
something resembling a small stone: such as
calculus sense 3a
the hard central portion of a drupaceous fruit (such as a peach)
a hard stony seed (as of a date)
plural usually stone any of various units of weightespecially: an official British unit equal to 14 pounds (6.3 kilograms)
curling stone
a round playing piece used in various games (such as backgammon or go)
a stand or table with a smooth flat top on which to impose or set type
biographical name (1)
Harlan Fiske 1872–1946 American jurist; chief justice U.S. Supreme Court (1941–46)
verb
transitive verb
to hurl stones atespecially: to kill by pelting with stones
archaic to make hard or insensitive to feeling
to face, pave, or fortify with stones
to remove the stones or seeds of (a fruit)
to rub, scour, or polish with a stone
to sharpen with a whetstone
adverb
entirely, utterly—used as an intensive —often used in combinationstone-dead
stone-broke
adjective
of, relating to, or made of stone
absolute, utter
pure stone craziness—Edwin Shrake
biographical name (2)
Irving 1903–1989 originally surname Tennenbaum American writer
biographical name (3)
Lucy 1818–1893 American suffragist
biographical name (2)
Irving 1903–1989 originally surname Tennenbaum American writer
biographical name (3)
Lucy 1818–1893 American suffragist
stone-词源英文解释
Noun Middle English, from Old English stān; akin to Old High German stein stone, Old Church Slavonic stěna wall, and perhaps to Sanskrit styāyate it hardens — more at steato-
The first known use of stone was before the 12th century
stone-儿童词典英英释义
wedlocknoun
the state of being married
pull1 of 2verb
to separate forcibly from a natural or firm attachment pull up carrots
pull a tooth
to use force on so as to cause or tend to cause motion toward the force pull at a rope
pull a wagon
to stretch repeatedly
pull taffy
to strain by stretching
pull a tendon
move entry 1 sense 1
the car pulled out of the driveway
to draw apart : tear
remove entry 1 sense 2
pulled the pitcher in the third inning
to bring into the open
pulled a knife
to carry out with skill or daring : commit
pull a robbery
attract sense 2
pull customers
pull2 of 2noun
the act or an instance of pulling
the effort put forth in pulling
a long pull uphill
special influence
got his job through pull
a device for pulling
a drawer pull
a force that attracts or influences
the pull of gravity
an injury resulting from abnormal straining or stretching
a muscle pull
stone-blindadjective
totally blind
well1 of 5noun
a source of supply
was a well of information
a hole made in the earth to reach a natural deposit (as of water, oil, or gas)
an open space extending up through floors of a structure (as for a staircase)
something suggesting a well
well2 of 5verb
to rise to the surface and flow out
well3 of 5adverb
so as to be right : in a satisfactory way
did well on the test
in a friendly or generous way
they always speak well of you
in a skillful or expert manner
plays the trumpet well
by as much as possible : completely
we are well aware of the problem
with reason or courtesy
cannot well refuse
in such a way as to be pleasing : as one would wish
everything has gone well this week
without trouble
we could well afford it
in a thorough manner
shake well before using
in a familiar manner
knew them well
by quite a lot well over a million
was well ahead
well4 of 5interjection
—used to begin a conversation or continue one that was interrupted
—used to express surprise or doubt
well5 of 5adjective
being in a satisfactory or good state
all is well
free or recovered from ill health : healthy
he's not a well man
fortunate sense 1
it was well that we left
Stone Agenoun
the oldest period in which human beings are known to have existed that is marked by the use of stone tools
stone1 of 4noun
earth or mineral matter hardened in a mass
a piece of rock not as fine as gravel
throw stones
a piece of rock used for some special purpose (as for a monument or in construction)
gem sense 1b
calculus sense 2a
a stony seed or one (as of a plum) enclosed in a stony cover
plural usually stone any of various units of weightespecially: a British unit equal to 14 pounds (6.3 kilograms)
stone2 of 4adjective
of, relating to, or made of stone
stone3 of 4verb
to throw stones atespecially: to kill by hitting with stones
to remove the stones or seeds of (a fruit)
stone4 of 4adverb
in a complete manner : entirely—often used in combinationthey are stone-broke
the soup is stone cold
stone- 例句
1 The pedestal is made of stone.
2 His birthdate and date of death were carved on the stone.
3 He was stoned to death for his crimes.
4 Stone the peaches before serving.
5 The soup was stone cold.
6 the stone stupidity of the senator's statements embarrassed even her staffers
7 Each course follows a set progression dictated by kaiseki tradition, and every dish is presented in a uniquely varied vessel, from blown glass to seashells, ceramics, stones and lacquerware.
8 Goggles were cracked, knuckles were bloodied and noses were broken from stones and debris thrown into the faces of the drivers.
stone- 同义词
2 十足
down-the-line wool-dyed good perfect clear clean round regular cold solid stone rank absolute qualified blank precious thorough sheer manifold sublime congenital blooming blinking veritable unqualified errant ingrained unmitigated clotted out-and-out unutterable dyed-in-the-wool arrant quare well regularly utterly spandy very utter amplitude to the fingernails all to nothing dyed in the wool all of up a storm out and out
stone- 短语相关
living stone
stone's throw
leave no stone unturned
a stone's throw
stone-faced
stone-blind
in stone
a stone's throw away
stone the crows
pudding stone