sieve 英 [sɪv]   美 [sɪv]

sieve

sieve  英 [sɪv] 美 [sɪv]

n. 筛子;滤网  v. 筛;滤 

进行时:sieving  过去式:sieved  过去分词:sieved  第三人称单数:sieves  名词复数:sieves 

His routine work is to rub the coal through a sieve. 他的日常工作是用力筛煤。
Filter the curd through a sieve. 用筛子过滤凝乳。

  • A sieve is a mesh strainer used to separate lumps and clumps from the fine material. Sieves are handy for everything from sifting flour to prospecting for gold — anything where you need to separate the big from the small.
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  • n. 筛子;滤网
  • v. 筛;滤
  • 1. His routine work is to rub the coal through a sieve.

    他的日常工作是用力筛煤。

  • 2. Filter the curd through a sieve.

    用筛子过滤凝乳。

  • 3. Draw water with a sieve.

    竹篮子打水一场空。

  • 4. We can separate the stones out with a sieve.

    我们可以用一个筛子把石头分离出来。

  • sieve (n.) Old English sife "sieve," from Proto-Germanic *sib (source also of Middle Dutch seve, Dutch zeef, Old High German sib, German Sieb), from PIE *seib- "to pour out, sieve, drip, trickle" (see soap (n.)). Related to sift. The Sieve of Eratosthenes (1803) is a contrivance for finding prime numbers. Sieve and shears formerly were used in divinations.
  • sieve (v.) late 15c., from sieve (n.). Related: Sieved; sieving.
sieve / sɪv ; NAmE sɪv / noun , verb sieve sieves sieved sieving noun a tool for separating solids from liquids or larger solids from smaller solids, made of a wire or plastic net attached to a ring. The liquid or small pieces pass through the net but the larger pieces do not. 滤器;筛子;笊篱;漏勺 IDIOM have a memory/mind like a ˈsieve ( informal) to have a very bad memory; to forget things easily 记性差;健忘 verb sievesth to put sth through a sieve 筛;过筛;滤 sieve / sɪv ; NAmE sɪv /
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