layer
layer 英 [ˈleɪə(r)] 美 [ˈler]
n. 层，层次；
进行时:layering 过去式:layered 过去分词:layered 第三人称单数:layers 名词复数:layers
- The noun layer describes a thin piece that's stacked on other thin pieces, like a layer of noodles in a lasagna dish. You can also apply a layer of paint to make your wall color more vivid.
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- n. 层，层次；
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1. A thin layer of dust covered everything.
所有的物品上都积了薄薄的一层灰尘。
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2. There were too many layers of management in the company.
这家公司管理层太多。
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3. Layer the potatoes and onions in a dish.
分层堆放土豆和洋葱在盘子里。（叠放）
- layer (n.) late 14c., "one who or that lays" (especially stones, "a mason"), agent noun from lay (v.). Passive sense of "a thickness of some material laid over a surface" is first recorded 1610s, but because the earliest English use was in cookery this is perhaps from French liue "binding," used of a thickened sauce. Of hens from 1707. Layer cake attested from 1875.
- layer (v.) 1832, in gardening, as a method of plant propagation, from layer (n.). Meaning "to form into layers" is from 1852. Related: Layered; layering.
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