loaf 英 [ləʊf]   美 [loʊf]

loaf

loaf  英 [ləʊf] 美 [loʊf]

n. 条,一条面包 

进行时:loafing  过去式:loafed  过去分词:loafed  第三人称单数:loafs  名词复数:loaves 

a loaf of bread 一条面包
Two white loaves, please. 请拿两条白面包。

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  • n. 条,一条面包
  • 1. a loaf of bread

    一条面包

  • 2. Two white loaves, please.

    请拿两条白面包。

  • 3. a sliced loaf

    一条切片面包

  • loaf (n.) late 13c., from Old English hlaf "portion of bread baked in a mass of definite form," from Proto-Germanic *khlaibuz, the common Germanic word for "bread" (source also of Old Norse hleifr, Swedish lev, Old Frisian hlef, Old High German hleib, German Laib, Gothic hlaifs "bread, loaf").
  • loaf (v.) 1835, American English, apparently a back-formation from the earlier-attested loafer (1830). Related: Loafed; loafing. The noun meaning "an act of loafing" is attested from 1855.
loaf / ləʊf ; NAmE loʊf / noun , verb loaf loaves noun ( plural loaves / ləʊvz ; NAmE loʊvz / ) an amount of bread that has been shaped and baked in one piece 一条(面包) a loaf of bread 一条面包 Two white loaves, please. 请拿两条白面包。 a sliced loaf 一条切片面包 see also cottage loaf , French loaf , meat loaf IDIOMsee half det., pron. , use v. verb [intransitive ] loaf(about/around) ( informal) to spend your time not doing anything, especially when you should be working 游手好闲;无所事事;闲荡 SYN hang about/around A group of kids were loafing around outside. 一群小孩在外面四处游荡。 loaf / ləʊf ; NAmE loʊf / loaves / ləʊvz ; NAmE loʊvz /
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