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string　英 [strɪŋ] 　美 [strɪŋ]

n. 线，弦，细绳；一串，　 v. 悬挂，串起来　

进行时:stringing　过去式:strung　过去分词:strung　第三人称单数:strings　名词复数:strings　

sewing needle and string　缝纫的针头和线头

a piece of string，a length of string　一根╱一段细绳

A string is a strand of fiber that's thinner than a cord or a rope. You can tie on a Halloween mask with a string, or weave a friendship bracelet with a bunch of colorful strings.

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n. 线，弦，细绳；一串，
v. 悬挂，串起来

1. sewing needle and string

缝纫的针头和线头
2. a piece of string，a length of string

一根╱一段细绳
3. The key is hanging on a string by the door.

钥匙拴在门边的带子上。
4. a string of pearls

一串珍珠
5. Flags were strung out along the route.

沿途悬挂着旗子。
6. The route was strung with flags.

沿途悬挂着旗子。

string (n.) Old English streng "line, cord, thread, string of a bow or harp," in plural "tackle, rigging; lineage, race," from Proto-Germanic *strangiz (source also of Old Norse strengr, Danish streng, Middle Dutch strenge, Dutch streng, Old High German strang, German Strang "rope, cord"), from *strang- "taut, stiff," from PIE root *strenk- "tight, narrow." Gradually restricted by early Middle English to lines that are smaller than a rope. Sense of "a number of objects arranged in a line" first recorded late 15c.
string (v.) c. 1400, "to fit a bow with a string," from string (n.). Meaning "to thread (beads, etc.) on a string" is from 1610s. Of musical instruments from 1520s (stringed instrument is from c. 1600). To string (someone) along is slang from 1902; string (v.) in the sense "deceive" is attested in British dialect from c. 1812; perhaps ultimately from the musical instrument sense and with a notion of "to 'tune' someone (for some purpose)." Related: Stringed (later strung); stringing.

string ★ / strɪŋ ; NAmE strɪŋ / noun , verb , adjective string strings strung stringing noun ★ for tying/fastening 捆╱系用 1 ★ [uncountable , countable ] material made of several threads twisted together, used for tying things together; a piece of stringused to fasten or pull sth or keep sth in place 细绳；线；带子 ◆ a piece/length of string 一根╱一段细绳 ◆ He wrapped the package in brown paper and tied it with string. 他用棕色包装纸把包裹包好，又用细绳捆上。 ◆ The key is hanging on a string by the door. 钥匙拴在门边的带子上。 ☞see also drawstring , G-string , the purse strings things joined 串接物 2 ★ [countable ] a set or series of things that are joined together, for example on a string 一串 ◆ a string of pearls 一串珍珠 ◆ The molecules join together to form long strings. 分子连接在一起形成长串。 series 系列 3 [countable ] a series of things or people that come closely one after another 一系列；一连串；一批 ◆ a string of hits 接二连三的成功 ◆ He owns a string of racing stables. 他有好多个赛马训练场。 computing 计算机技术 4 [countable ] a series of characters (= letters, numbers, etc.) 字符串；信息串 musical instruments 乐器 5 [countable ] a tightly stretched piece of wire, nylon,or catguton a musical instrument, that produces a musical note when the instrument is played 弦 6 the strings [plural ] the group of musical instruments in an orchestrathat have strings,for example violins;the people who play them （管弦乐团的）弦乐器，弦乐器组 ◆ The opening theme is taken up by the strings. 开始的主旋律由弦乐继续发展。 ☞compare brass (2 ) , percussion (1 ) , woodwind on tennis racket 网球拍 7 [countable ] any of the tightly stretched pieces of nylon,etc. in a racket,used for hitting balls in tennisand some other games 弦 conditions 条件 8 strings [plural ] special conditions or restrictions 特定条件（或限制） ◆ Major loans like these always come with strings. 诸如此类的大宗贷款总有一些附带条件。 ◆ It's a business proposition, pure and simple. No strings attached. 这只是个业务建议，仅此而已。没有任何附带条件。 IDIOM have another string/more strings to your bow ( BrE) to have more than one skill or plan that you can use if you need to 还另有一手；有两手准备 ☞more at apron , long adj. , pull v. verb ( strung , strung / strʌŋ ; NAmE strʌŋ / ) hang decoration 悬挂装饰物 1 to hang or tie sth in place, especially as decoration 悬挂；系；扎 stringsth + adv./prep. ◆ We strung paper lanterns up in the trees. 我们把纸灯笼挂在树上。 stringA on, along, in, etc. B ◆ Flags were strung out along the route. 沿途悬挂着旗子。 stringB with A ◆ The route was strung with flags. 沿途悬挂着旗子。 join things 串接东西 2 stringsth + adv./prep. to put a series of small objects on string, etc; to join things together with string, etc. 用线（或细绳等）串，把…连在一起 SYN thread ◆ She had strung the shells on a silver chain. 她把贝壳串在一条银链子上。 ◆ ( figurative) carbon atoms strung together to form giant molecules 连在一起构成巨分子的碳原子 racket/musical instrument 球拍；乐器 3 stringsth to put a string or strings on a racketor musical instrument 给…装弦 ☞see also highly strung PHRASAL VERBS ˌstring sb aˈlong ( informal) to allow sb to believe sth that is not true, for example that you love them, intend to help them, etc. 哄；愚弄 ◆ She has no intention of giving you a divorce; she's just stringing you along. 她无意跟你离婚，不过是骗着你玩的。 ˌstring aˈlong (with sb) ( BrE) ( informal) to go somewhere with sb, especially because you have nothing else to do 跟随；伴随 ˌstring sth↔ˈout to make sth last longer than expected or necessary 延长；拖长时间 ◆ They seem determined to string the talks out for an indefinite period. 他们好像一心要把谈判无限期地拖下去。 ☞see also strung out ˌstring sth↔toˈgether to combine words or phrases to form sentences 把（单词或短语）联成句子 ◆ I can barely string two words together in Japanese. 我那点日语只能勉强把两个单词拼凑在一起。 ˌstring sb↔ˈup ( informal) to kill sb by hanging them, especially illegally （尤指非法地）吊死某人 adjective [only before noun ] musical instrument 乐器 1 consisting of musical instruments that have strings; connected with these musical instruments 由弦乐器组成的；弦乐器的 ◆ a string quartet 弦乐四重奏 ◆ a string player 弦乐器演奏者 made of string 用线制成 2 made of string or sth like string 线织的；线的 ◆ a string bag/vest 网兜；网眼背心 string / strɪŋ ; NAmE strɪŋ / strung / strʌŋ ; NAmE strʌŋ /

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