tube
🇺🇸
/tuːb/
🇬🇧
/tjuːb/
noun
B1
A long, hollow object that lets liquids or gases flow through it.
She poured the liquid down the tube.
她把液體倒進管子裡。
B1
A hollow, pipe-shaped object.
I put the poster back into its tube.
我把海報重新放回它的管子裡。
B1
A small container with a lid, used for thick liquids that can be squeezed out.
I used a tube of toothpaste to brush my teeth.
我用一管牙膏刷牙。
R
A can of beer.
I grabbed a tube of lager from the fridge.
我從冰箱裡拿了一罐淡啤酒。
R
A body part that is shaped like a tube and carries air or liquid.
The food goes down the esophagus, a tube that connects the mouth to the stomach.
食物順著食道，即連接口腔和胃的管道，向下移動。
R
The underground train system in London.
I took the tube to get to the museum.
我乘地鐵去博物館。
R
A television.
We watched the game on the tube.
我們在電視上看比賽。
R
A small tube inserted in a child's ear to drain fluid during an infection.
The doctor placed a tiny tube in the child's ear to help with the infection.
醫生在孩子的耳朵裡放了一个細小的管子以幫助治療感染。
translation
管子, 管狀物, 軟管, 罐裝啤酒, 管狀器官, 倫敦地鐵, 電視機, 耳管
詞形變化
Plural
tubes