button
button 英 [ˈbʌtn] 美 [ˈbʌtn]
n. 按钮;纽扣 v. 扣住;
进行时:buttoning 过去式:buttoned 过去分词:buttoned 第三人称单数:buttons 名词复数:buttons
- A button is a small, flat, round object often found on clothing. It can also describe the round disc you press to turn on an electronic device, like the button you push to turn on your computer.
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- n. 按钮;纽扣
- v. 扣住;
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1. shirt buttons
衬衫的钮扣
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2. the play button, the stop button
播放键;停止键
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3. She hurriedly buttoned (up) her blouse.
她急忙扣好衬衫。
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4. Press this button to start the engine.
要开动发动机就按这个按钮。
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5. Adam pressed a button and waited for the lift.
亚当按了一个按钮,然后等着乘坐电梯。
- button (n.) c. 1300, "knob or ball attached to another body," especially as used to hold together different parts of a garment by being passed through a slit or loop (surname Botouner "button-maker" attested from mid-13c.), from Old French boton "a button," originally "a bud" (12c., Modern French bouton), from bouter, boter "to thrust, strike, push," common Romanic (cognate with Spanish boton, Italian bottone), ultimately from a Germanic source, from Proto-Germanic *buttan, from PIE root *bhau- "to strike." Thus a button is, etymologically, something that pushes up, or thrusts out.
- button (v.) late 14c., "to furnish with buttons;" early 15c., "to fasten with buttons" (of a garment,) from button (n.) or from Old French botoner (Modern French boutonner), from boton (n.) "button," which is from the same Germanic source as the English word. Related: Buttoned; buttoning. Button-down (adj.) in reference to shirt collars is from 1916.
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