surface
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/ˈsɜːrfɪs/
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/ˈsɜːfɪs/
noun
B1
The outer or top part of an object.
The surface of the moon is covered in craters.
月亮表面佈滿了隕石坑。
B1
The top layer of a body of water or land.
The boat gently touched the surface of the water.
小船輕輕地觸碰了水面。
B2
The flat top part of furniture used for activities.
I wiped down the surface of the table.
我擦了擦桌子表面。
R
The visible aspect of something, not hidden.
The calmness of her expression hid the turmoil beneath the surface.
她表情的平靜掩蓋了表面下的動盪。
verb
R
To come up from underwater to the top.
The submarine surfaced and continued on the surface.
潛水艇浮出水面，繼續在水面航行。
R
To become visible or known after being hidden.
After years of secrecy, the truth finally surfaced.
經過多年的保密，真相終於浮出水面。
R
To wake up or come to consciousness from sleep.
I surfaced from a deep sleep feeling refreshed.
我從深度睡眠中醒來，感覺精神煥發。
R
To provide a surface for a road or path.
The city is surfacing all the main roads this year.
今年，這座城市正在鋪設所有主要道路。
translation
表面, 水面, 檯面, 表象
浮出水面, 顯露, 醒來, 鋪設路面
詞形變化
3rd Present
surfaces
Past
surfaced
Perfect
surfaced
Progressive
surfacing
Plural
surfaces