barrel 英 [ˈbærəl] 　 美 [ˈbærəl]

barrel

barrel　 英 [ˈbærəl] 美 [ˈbærəl]

vt. 把……装入桶内　 n. 桶；枪管，炮管　 vi. 快速移动　

进行时:barrelling　 过去式:barrelled　 过去分词:barrelled　 第三人称单数:barrels　 名词复数:barrels　

The barrel began to spring a leak.　那个木桶开始破裂泄漏了。
They planned to barrel the beer next Monday.　他们打算下星期一把啤酒装桶。

  • A barrel is a big container used to store liquids. If you're moving a barrel, it's best to tip it on its side because its shape bulges at the center, so that it's easy to roll.
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  • vt. 把……装入桶内
  • n. 桶；枪管，炮管
  • vi. 快速移动

  • 1. The barrel began to spring a leak.

    那个木桶开始破裂泄漏了。

  • 2. They planned to barrel the beer next Monday.

    他们打算下星期一把啤酒装桶。

  • 3. This barrel can store 40 gallons of red wine.

    该桶可装40加仑红葡萄酒。

  • barrel (n.) "cylindrical vessel or cask, generally bulging in the middle and made of wooden staves bound by hoops," c. 1300, from Old French baril "barrel, cask, vat" (12c.), with cognates in all Romance languages (Italian barile, Spanish barril, etc.), but of unknown origin. Also a measure of capacity of varying quantity. Meaning "metal tube of a gun" is from 1640s. Barrel-roll (n.) in aeronautics is from 1920.
  • barrel (v.) mid-15c., "to put in barrels," from barrel (n.). Meaning "to move quickly" is 1930, American English slang, perhaps suggestive of a rolling barrel. Related: Barreled; barreling.
bar·rel / ˈbærəl ; NAmE ˈbærəl / noun , verb barrel barrels barrelled barreled barrelling barreling noun 1 a large round container, usually made of wood or metal, with flat ends and, usually, curved sides 桶 ◆ a beer/wine barrel 啤酒╱葡萄酒桶 2 the contents of or the amount contained in a barrel;a unit of measurement in the oil industry equal to between 120 and 159 litres 一桶（的量）；桶（石油计量单位，相当于 120 到 159 升） ◆ They got through two barrels of beer. 他们喝了两桶啤酒。 ◆ Oil prices fell to $9 a barrel. 石油价格降到了每桶 9 元。 3 the part of a gun like a tube through which the bullets are fired 枪管 IDIOMS a barrel of ˈlaughs ( often ironic) very amusing; a lot of fun 很有趣；开心；快乐 ◆ Life hasn't exactly been a barrel of laughs lately. 最近生活并不十分令人开心。 (get/have sb) over a barrel ( informal) (to put/have sb) in a situation in which they must accept or do what you want （使某人）听从摆布，处于被动地位 ◆ They've got us over a barrel. Either we agree to their terms or we lose the money. 他们让我们别无选择。我们要么答应他们的条件，要么损失这笔钱。 ☞more at lock   n. , scrape   v. , shoot   v. verb ( -l- ) [intransitive ] + adv./prep. ( NAmE) ( informal) to move very fast in a particular direction, especially in a way that you cannot control （无法控制地）高速行进，飞驰 ◆ He came barreling down the hill and smashed into a phone booth. 他沿山坡飞驰下来，撞进了一个电话亭。 bar·rel / ˈbærəl ; NAmE ˈbærəl /
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