open a drawer
常用搭配,注意冠词的使用。
She opened the drawer to find the missing key.
她打开抽屉找丢失的钥匙。
抽屉
drawers — plural of drawer
先理解核心含义,再看它在真实句子里的用法。
抽屉
a boxlike container in a piece of furniture that slides in and out
She opened the drawer to find the missing key.
她打开抽屉找丢失的钥匙。
可滑入滑出柜子的开口箱,用于存放衣物或其他物品。
An open-topped box that can be slid in and out of the cabinet that contains it, used for storing clothing or other articles.
主要作画的美术家。
An artist who primarily makes drawings.
抽屉;家具中可推拉的盒状容器
a boxlike container in a piece of furniture; made so as to slide in and out
包含补充内容的侧面板。
A side panel containing supplementary content.
She kept her old photographs in the top drawer of her desk.
她把旧照片放在书桌最上面的抽屉里。
I can't find the scissors; did you put them in the kitchen drawer?
我找不到剪刀;你把它放进厨房的抽屉了吗?
He pulled the drawer open and took out a notebook.
他拉开抽屉,拿出一本笔记本。
常用搭配,注意冠词的使用。
She opened the drawer to find the missing key.
她打开抽屉找丢失的钥匙。
用于描述物品位置。
The documents are in the top drawer.
文件在最上面的抽屉里。
反义词为 push in a drawer。
He pulled out the drawer too hard and it fell on the floor.
他用力拉出抽屉,结果掉在了地上。
Not this
Could you open the draw?
Use this
Could you open the drawer?
中文学习者常混淆动词 draw 和名词 drawer;这里需要用名词 forms 表示抽屉,而不是动词 draw。
Not this
There are many drawer in the cabinet.
Use this
There are many drawers in the cabinet.
drawer 是可数名词,复数形式加 -s;中文没有明显的复数标记,易漏加。
打开抽屉
She opened the drawer to look for her keys.
她打开抽屉找钥匙。
关上抽屉
Please close the drawer softly.
请轻轻关上抽屉。
顶层抽屉
I keep my socks in the top drawer.
我把袜子放在顶层抽屉里。
底层抽屉
The bottom drawer is stuck.
底层抽屉卡住了。
书桌抽屉
He locked his desk drawer before leaving.
他离开前锁上了书桌抽屉。
抽屉把手
The drawer handle came off.
抽屉把手掉下来了。
一流的,顶尖的
She is a top drawer lawyer.
她是一位顶尖的律师。
嫁妆箱,珍藏品
She kept her grandmother's lace in the bottom drawer.
她把祖母的蕾丝制品珍藏在嫁妆箱里。
Use drawers naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
抽屉(drawer)中的draw意为拉,抽屉就是可拉出的盒子。
Home, office, desk; neutral register; 通常用于日常家居和办公环境。
All six words rhyme with 'drawer' (stressed /ɔːr/). Note that 'draw', 'law', 'saw' share the vowel but lack final /r/, so they are not rhymes.
Dictionary facts from DICTIONARY_API_DEV, ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.