under the counter如何读

英:[ˈʌndə ðə ˈkauntə]

美:[ˈʌndɚ ði ˈkaʊntɚ]

under the counter是什么意思

  • 释义

    秘密地, 私下里;

  • under the counter英英释义

    noun (1)

    a piece (as of metal or plastic) used in reckoning or in games

    something of value in bargaining : asset

    a level surface (such as a table, shelf or display case) over which transactions are conducted or food is served or on which goods are displayed or work is conducted a lunch counter

    jewelry counter

    noun (2)

    a person or thing that counts somethingespecially: a device or process for indicating a number or amount a counter that records how many times a website is visited As they entered the main door on Fifth Avenue, the guard clicked off two numbers on his people counter. —E. L. Konigsburg

    … I would just tell them I am a very fast counter.—Judy Blume

    verb

    transitive verb

    to act in opposition to : oppose

    offset, nullify

    tried to counter the trend toward depersonalization

    to assert in answer

    We countered that our warnings had been ignored.

    intransitive verb

    to meet attacks or arguments with defensive or retaliatory steps

    adverb

    in an opposite or wrong direction

    to or toward a different or opposite direction, result, or effect

    values that run counter to those of society

    noun (3)

    contrary, opposite

    the after portion of a boat from the waterline to the extreme outward swell or stern overhang

    the act of making an attack while parrying one (as in boxing)also: a blow thus given in boxing

    an agency or force that offsets : check

    a stiffener to give permanent form to a boot or shoe upper around the heel

    an area within the face of a letter wholly or partly enclosed by strokes

    a football play in which the ballcarrier goes in a direction opposite to the movement of the play

    adjective

    marked by or tending toward or in an opposite direction or effect

    given to or marked by opposition, hostility, or antipathy

    situated or lying opposite

    the counter side

    recalling or ordering back by a superseding contrary order : countermanding

    counter orders from the colonel

    prefix

    contrary : opposite countermarch

    counterclockwise

    opposing : retaliatory counteroffensive

    counterforce

    complementary : corresponding counterpart

    counterweight

    duplicate : substitute

    counterfoil

    under the counter词源英文解释

    Noun (1) Middle English countour, countere "table used for counting money or auditing accounts, metal disk used for arithmetic calculations," borrowed from Anglo-French countour, comptor (Middle French compteor "table used by a merchant to display wares and count money"), from conter, compter, cunter "to count, calculate, count as valid, relate, narrate" + -our, -or (Middle French -eoir), going back to Latin -ātōrium, from -ā-, stem formative of verbs + -tōrium, suffix denoting a place or object used for the activity of the verb (from neuter of -tōrius, adjective derivative of the agent noun -tōr-, -tor) — more at count >entry 1 Note: See note at counter >entry 2. Noun (2) Middle English countour, cowntere "person who counts or calculates, official who oversees the collection of taxes, pleader in court (who makes the conte, a formal statement of the basis of the case)," borrowed from Anglo-French cunteor, cuntur, countur "narrator, informant, pleader in court," from conter, compter, cunter "to count, calculate, count as valid, relate, narrate" + -eur, -ur, going back to Latin -ātōr-, -ātor, from -ā-, stem formative of verbs + -tōr-, -tor, agent suffix — more at count >entry 1 Note:counter >entry 1 and counter >entry 2 have been homonyms since Middle English and were likely already homonyms in Anglo-French. They are separated here and in the Oxford English Dictionary, though the Middle English Dictionary treats them under a single lemma. In modern French they are distinct, with counter >entry 1 corresponding to comptoir and counter >entry 2 corresponding to conteur, though conteur is now used to mean "storyteller," as the base verb conter usually means "recount, relate." Verb Middle English countren, contren "to act against, oppose, contradict," derivative of contre counter >entry 4 or its source, Anglo-French contre Adverb Middle English countre, countir, borrowed from Anglo-French contre, cuntre "against, in opposition to," going back to Latin contrā, adverb and preposition, "opposite, facing, against" — more at contra- Noun (3) derivative of counter >entry 4 and counter >entry 6; (sense 2) perhaps of distinct origin Adjective in part derivative of counter >entry 4, in part independent use of counter-- Prefix borrowed from Anglo-French contre-, cuntre- (also Middle French contre-), prefixal use of contre counter >entry 4

    The first known use of counter was in the 14th century

    under the counter儿童词典英英释义

    value judgmentnoun

    a judgment assigning a value (as good or bad) to something

    counter1 of 7noun

    a piece (as of metal or plastic) used in counting or in games

    a level surface (as a table) over which business is done or food is served or on which goods are displayed

    counter2 of 7noun

    one that countsespecially: a device for indicating a number or amount

    counter3 of 7verb

    to act in opposition to : oppose

    countering the claim for damages

    to give a blow in return

    counter with a left hook

    counter4 of 7adverb

    in another or opposite direction

    acting counter to advice

    counter5 of 7noun

    the act of giving a return blow

    the blow given

    counter6 of 7adjective

    moving in an opposite direction

    the ship slowed by counter tides

    designed to oppose

    a counter opinion

    counter-7 of 7prefix

    contrary : opposite

    counterclockwise

    opposing : retaliatory

    counteroffensive

    like : matching

    counterpart

    vacuum tubenoun

    an electron tube from which most of the air has been removed

    counter1 of 7noun

    a piece (as of metal or plastic) used in counting or in games

    a level surface (as a table) over which business is done or food is served or on which goods are displayed

    counter2 of 7noun

    one that countsespecially: a device for indicating a number or amount

    counter3 of 7verb

    to act in opposition to : oppose

    countering the claim for damages

    to give a blow in return

    counter with a left hook

    counter4 of 7adverb

    in another or opposite direction

    acting counter to advice

    counter5 of 7noun

    the act of giving a return blow

    the blow given

    counter6 of 7adjective

    moving in an opposite direction

    the ship slowed by counter tides

    designed to oppose

    a counter opinion

    counter-7 of 7prefix

    contrary : opposite

    counterclockwise

    opposing : retaliatory

    counteroffensive

    like : matching

    counterpart

    under the counter 例句

    1 When they blamed him for the collapse of the bridge, he countered that his warnings about the bridge had been ignored.

    2 “I could say the same thing about you,” she countered.

    3 After she made her point, he could not counter with anything.

    4 strong moral guidance at home is the best counter to the pernicious allure of popular culture

    5 her version of the domestic dispute was almost the exact counter of what actually happened

    6 was unprepared for such a strong counter campaign by opponents of the legislative bill

    7 Baylor also was integral in what Hayes considers their toughest trick, which was elegantly simple: flipping two highlighter pens, one in each hand, to simultaneously stand on end on a counter.

    8 At 24 inches wide, the front-load model is pretty compact and would be able to fit under a counter or inside a closet without issues.

    9 In Britain pornography was once sold under the counter.

    在英国,色情书画曾一度在暗地里出售。

    10 The smugglers allegedly sold the gold under the counter, cheating the VAT man out of £5 million.

    据说走私者暗地销售黄金,偷逃增值税达500万英镑。

    11 Under the counter of the dhow the whale - boat was tossing furiously.

    船尾下面,我们的救生艇在后面激烈地颠簸着.

    12 They are selling the goods under the counter at reduced prices.

    他们正在削价偷偷出售商品.

    13 The liquor dealer was arrested for selling beer under the counter to teenagers.

    酒商因私下售酒给少年而被捕.

    14 The mouse remained under the counter to avoid the cat.

    老鼠一直呆在柜台下面以躲开那只猫.

    15 I sense they are running under - the - counter deals on the side.

    我感觉他们在另外经营非法生意(作为副业).

    16 She reached under the counter for her purse and took out a $ 20 bill.

    她从柜台下面拿出了钱包取了20块钱出来.

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