counter
🇺🇸
/ˈkaʊntər/
🇬🇧
/ˈkaʊntə(r)/
noun
B2
A long flat surface in a shop or bank where business is done.
I asked the woman behind the counter if they had any postcards.
我问柜台后面的女士他们有没有明信片。
B2
A flat surface in a kitchen for preparing food.
He put his bags down on the kitchen counter.
他把包放在厨房台面上。
R
A small disc used for playing or scoring in board games.
In board games, players move their counter around the board.
在棋盘游戏中，玩家在棋盘上移动他们的棋子。
R
An electronic device that counts things.
The needle on the rev counter showed the engine speed.
转速表上的指针显示了发动机的转速。
R
A person who counts something, like votes.
The vote counter worked all night to count the ballots.
计票员整夜工作以统计选票。
R
A response that opposes someone's ideas.
The new policy was a counter to the previous rules.
新政策是对先前规定的反对。
verb
C1
To reply by saying the opposite is true.
He countered the accusation with strong evidence.
他用强有力的证据反驳了指控。
C1
To do something to reduce bad effects.
The new law will counter illegal activities.
新法律将遏制非法活动。
adverb
R
In the opposite direction or against something.
His actions went counter to the company's rules.
他的行为违反了公司的规定。
translation
柜台, 操作台, 棋子, 计数器, 计票员, 反驳
反驳, 抵消
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词形变化
3rd Present
counters
Progressive
countering
Past
countered
Plural
counters
Perfect
countered