jar
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/dʒɑːr/
🇬🇧
/dʒɑː(r)/
noun
R
A round container with a lid, used for storing food like jam or honey.
I put the jam in a glass jar to keep it fresh.
我把果醬放進玻璃罐裡保鮮。
R
The jar and what is inside it.
We bought a large jar of pickles at the store.
我們在商店買了一罐大泡菜。
R
A tall container with a wide opening, used in the past for carrying water.
The ancient jar was used to carry water long ago.
這個古老的罐子很久以前被用來運水。
R
A glass of beer.
Let's have a jar of beer at the pub after work.
下班後我們去酒吧喝杯啤酒吧。
R
A sudden, unpleasant shock from being shaken or hit.
The fall gave him a jar that hurt his back.
摔倒給他帶來了震動，傷到了他的背。
verb
R
To give or get a sudden, sharp knock.
The crash jarred every bone in his body.
撞擊震動了他全身的每一根骨頭。
R
To have an unpleasant or annoying effect.
His loud voice jarred on my nerves.
他響亮的聲音刺激了我的神經。
R
To be different in a strange or unpleasant way.
The bright paint jarred with the old furniture.
鮮豔的油漆與舊家具不協調。
translation
罐子, 一罐, 水罐, 一杯啤酒, 震動
撞擊, 刺激, 不協調
詞形變化
Past
jarred
3rd Present
jars
Progressive
jarring
Plural
jars
Perfect
jarred