Rib
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n. 肋骨;（船或屋顶等的）肋拱;肋骨状的东西;（织物的）凸条花纹;
vt. 嘲笑，逗弄，开（某人的）玩笑;装肋于，给…装肋材;
📝 例句
To Break the teeth and rib
折齿折胁
cuffs knitted in rib
织成罗纹的袖口.
rib ends between the rib road and the plate.
在肋条和平板之间的肋稍。
They dropped when he attempted to press them to his rib.
当他打算把它们按到他的肋下时，它们却溜掉了。
He broke a rib when he fell off his horse.
他从马上摔下来折断了一根肋骨。
🌱 联想助记
【记】※ rib-拼音“日本”:这是从日本进口的肋骨
※ rub-擦,rib-肋骨:猛擦自己肋骨处的皮肤
※ rob-抢劫,rib-肋骨,I-我:我被抢劫,还伤了肋骨
✅ 同义词
📖 牛津释义
rib
n
1
(a) [C] any one of the 12 pairs of curved bones extending from the backbone round the chest in humans （人的）肋骨
broken, fractured, bruised, etc ribs 折断的、 断裂的、 挫伤的...肋骨
dig sb/give sb a dig (ie nudge or poke sb) in the ribs 触某人的肋部. =>illus at skeleton 见skeleton插图.
(b) [C] corresponding bone in animals （动物的）肋骨, 肋条.
2 [U, C] cut ofmeat from the ribs of an animal （肋部的）排骨
barbecued spare-ribs 烤猪排骨.
3 [C] curved part of the structure of sth resembling a rib 类似肋骨的结构
the ribs of a leaf, an umbrella, a fan, a boat 叶主脉、 伞骨、 扇骨、 船的肋材.
4 [U, C] (stitch producing a) raised line in knitting （织物的）凸起条纹, 罗纹
cuffs knitted in rib 织成罗纹的袖口. rib, v (-bb-) [Tn, Tn.pr]
~ sb (about/for sth) (infml 口) make fun of sb in a good-natured way; tease 逗弄某人; 戏弄
She was constantly ribbed about her accent. 人家总拿她的口音开玩笑.
rib sb for being shy 取笑某人害羞. ribbed adj (esp of fabrics) having raised lines （尤指织物）有凸起条纹的, 有罗纹的
ribbed tights/stockings 罗纹裤袜[长统袜]
ribbed corduroy trousers 条绒裤子. ribbing n [U]
1 pattern of raised lines in knitting （织物的）凸条花样, 罗纹.
2 (infml 口) good-natured teasing 逗乐; 戏弄
He takes a good ribbing, ie can accept being teased. 他不怕人家拿他取笑.
🎯 考研助记
稻草人(ri)有6根(b) 肋骨 网友：FF 补充：rob 他被人抢劫时弄伤了肋骨
🔁 扩展释义
*[rib]n. 肋骨, 肋状物, 笑话vt. 装肋状物于, 戏弄【化】 肋板【医】 肋[骨]
📖 同为「博士」词汇
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The underground railway runs 24 hours a day, and there are all-night cinemas, bars and restaurants.
地铁一天24小时不停地运营。还有通宵电影院、酒吧间和餐馆。
On the subject of reading, Francis Bacon, who lived at about the same time as shakespeare, wrote these words, Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested. This good advice shows how it is possible to read
“有些书是应当尝尝滋味的，有些书是应当吞食下去的，有少数书是应当咀嚼和消化的。”这个忠告很好，它表明可以用不同的方法来阅读不同类型的书。
We had lost the path and had no hope of finding it again.
我们找不到那条小路，而且也没有希望再找到它了。