hose是什么意思

2024-01-14 19:40:16

hose

美[hoʊz] 英[həʊz]

n. 水管；橡皮软管；(复数)长统袜；男士紧身裤

vt. 用水管冲洗；<美俚>痛打

名词复数：hose 过去式：hosed 过去分词：hosed 现在分词：hosing 第三人称单数：hoses

近义词：tube，pipe，water，hosedown，hosepipe，wash，rinse，spray，soak，washdown，socks，stockings，sluice，stocking，line，gardenhose，hosiery，

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n.(名词)

[C][U]软管,胶管,水龙头 (a piece of) rubber or plastic tube which can be moved and bent to direct water onto fires, gardens, etc.
[U]连裤袜,长筒袜,短筒袜 (used especially in shops) tights, stockings or socks

v.(动词)

Noun

socks and stockings and tights collectively (the British include underwear)
mans close-fitting garment of the 16th and 17th centuries covering the legs and reaching up to the waist; worn with a doublet
a flexible pipe for conveying a liquid or gas

Verb

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用作名词(n.)

On Sundays, he washes his car down with the garden hose.每逢星期天，他就用花园里的水管把汽车冲洗干净。
The stables were sluiced out with water from a hose.马厩已经用水管子冲洗过了。
This fire hose is about sixty feet long.这段消防水管大约有60 英尺长。
He rigged a rubber hose to the tap in the kitchen.他将一条橡皮软管安装在厨房的水龙头上。
The water sprayed from the hose.水从软管中喷射出来。
He ducked his head under the hose and washed off.他把头扎在软管流的水下洗干净。
Aunt Anna always gives me hose for my birthday.安娜姑母在我生日时常常送给我袜子。
In the times of the Tudors, a man dressed in doublet and hose and wore a ruff.在都铎王朝时期，男人穿紧身上衣和紧身短裤，脖子上戴宽而硬的轮状皱领。

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