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单词 basket
释义
basketbas‧ket /ˈbɑːskɪt $ ˈbæ-/ ●●● S3 noun [countable] Word Origin
WORD ORIGINbasket
Origin:
1300-1400 Probably from an unrecorded Old North French baskot, from Latin bascauda ‘bowl for washing dishes’
Examples
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES
  • a basket full of fruit
EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS
  • Every basket she makes gives her permission to go for another.
  • He knew he must make the return crossing, as he had advertised, blindfolded and with baskets on his feet.
  • I stood on the low wall and tried to unhook the basket.
  • Men kept feeling my puris and throwing them back into the baskets if they were not satisfied as to their softness.
  • She also gave her a basket, to be like Red Riding Hood in the story.
  • To go along, grab one of the garlic knot rolls from the bread basket.
  • Wicker waste paper baskets and bathroom sponges are guaranteed to be disintegrated at an alarming rate if left in the open.
word sets
WORD SETS
airbed, nounair conditioning, nounair freshener, nounappliance, nounbachelor flat, nounback-to-back, nounbackyard, nounballcock, nounbar, nounbarn, nounbarrow, nounbaseboard, nounbasket, nounbay window, nounbeater, nounbedclothes, nounbedding, nounbed linen, nounbedspread, nounbidet, nounblade, nounbleach, nounboard, verbboarding, nounbobbin, nounbog, nounbog roll, nounbolt, nounbolt, verbboom box, nounboudoir, nounbow window, nounbric-a-brac, nounbutler, nouncarpet, nouncarpet, verbcarpeting, nouncasket, nouncement, nouncentral heating, nouncentrepiece, nounchamber, nounchamber pot, nounchange purse, nounchimney breast, nounchimney-piece, nounChristmas stocking, nounChristmas tree, nouncloth, nouncoal, nouncoal scuttle, nouncolour scheme, nouncomforter, nounconvection oven, nounconvector, nouncooker, nouncooler, nouncounterpane, nouncreosote, nouncubbyhole, nouncurtain, nouncurtain hook, nouncushion, noundaily, noundefrost, verbden, noundesk tidy, noundes res, noundetergent, noundimmer, noundomestic, adjectivedomestic, noundomesticated, adjectivedomesticity, noundomestic science, noundomestic service, noundoor, noundormer, noundraughty, adjectivedrive, noundriveway, noundrop cloth, nounduplex, noundust, nounduvet, noundwelling, noundwelling house, nounearthen, adjectiveeggshell, nounempties, nounfire alarm, nounfirelighter, nounflock, nounflooring, nounfluff, nounflush, verbflypaper, nounflyswatter, nounfold, verbfootman, noungarage sale, noungarbage, noungasman, noungas meter, noungate, noungatehouse, noungatepost, noungateway, noungauze, noungingham, nounglass, nounglaze, verbglazing, noungrating, noungroan, verbguardrail, noungutter, nounguttering, nounhall, nounhallway, nounhandkerchief, nounhandyman, nounhang, verbhanging, nounhardware, nounheat, nounheatproof, adjectiveheat-resistant, adjectiveheirloom, nounhelper, nounhot-water bottle, nounhouseboy, nounhousekeeper, nounhousemaid, nounhousewares, nounhumidifier, nounhurricane lamp, nounimmersion, nounimmersion heater, nouninlaid, adjectiveinlay, nouninsulation, nouninterior decorator, nounionizer, nounironwork, nounjumble, nounjumble sale, nounkeepsake, nounkeyhole, nounknocker, nounlag, verblagging, nounlanding, nounlaundry basket, nounlinen, nounloo, nounmaid, nounmaidservant, nounmailbox, nounmajordomo, nounmanor, nounmantelpiece, nounmasking tape, nounmirror, nounmosquito net, nounmote, nounmothball, nounmoulding, nounmouth, nounmove, nounmoving van, nounmullion, nounnewspaper, nounniche, nounnonflammable, adjectivenook, nounobjet d'art, nounodd-job man, nounoilcloth, nounoil-fired, adjectiveornament, nounouthouse, nounoverflow, nounpad, nounpail, nounpaint, nounpaint, verbpaintbrush, nounpainting, nounpalatial, adjectivepaling, nounpalisade, nounpanel, nounpanelled, adjectivepantile, nounpaper, nounpaper, verbpartition, nounparty wall, nounpasskey, nounpaste, nounpatina, nounpebbledash, nounpegboard, nounpencil, nounpencil sharpener, nounpendulum, nounpension, nounpercale, nounpicture rail, nounpiggy-bank, nounpillowcase, nounpin, nounpincushion, nounplace card, nounplace mat, nounplastic wrap, nounplug, nounplughole, nounplumbing, nounplunger, nounpoker, nounpomander, nounpotpourri, nounpress, nounprivy, nounproperty, nounpunkah, nounQ-tip, nounqueen-size, adjectivequilted, adjectiverail, nounrailing, nounrake, verbrambling, adjectiveramp, nounredecorate, verbrelay, verbremote, nounremote control, nounretainer, nounribbon development, nounroller blind, nounrug, nounrumpus room, nounsafety match, nounsanitation worker, nounsconce, nounScotch tape, nounscrapbook, nounscrap paper, nounscreen, nounscreen door, nounscrew, nounscrew top, nounscullery, nounscuttle, nounSellotape, nounsheet, nounshelving, nounshower, nounshutter, nounshuttered, adjectivesink, nounskirting board, nounsliding door, nounsoft furnishings, nounspiral staircase, nounspittoon, nounsponge bag, nounsteam iron, nounstitch, verbstitching, nounstopcock, nounstorage heater, nounstove, nounstripper, nounsump, nounswag, nounswing door, nountablecloth, nountable linen, nountable mat, nountableware, nountaper, nountapestry, nountarpaulin, nountelevision, nountelly, nounterrycloth, nounthinner, nounthrowaway, adjectivethumbtack, nountinsel, nountoilet, nountowel, nountowel rail, nountransistor radio, nountrash can, nountrash compactor, nountread, nountrunk, nountub, nountumble dryer, noununfurnished, adjectivevalance, nounvarnish, nounvase, nounVenetian blind, nounwalk-in, adjectivewall, noun-ware, suffixwastepaper basket, nounwater closet, nounway out, nounWC, nounweathercock, nounweather vane, nounwhite spirit, nounwick, nounwind chimes, nounwindow, nounwindow box, nounwindowpane, nounwindowsill, nounwipe, nounwoodpile, nounwoodshed, nounwrapper, nounwrapping, nounwrapping paper, nounyard, nounyard sale, noun
Collocations
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRYtypes of basket
(=for paper you throw away)· He threw her letter in the wastepaper basket.
(=for dirty clothes)· Will you please put your socks in the laundry basket?
· She paid for the apples and put them in her shopping basket.
· We took a picnic basket and a rug.
(=for serving bread)· There was a bread basket on the table.
(=containing fruits)· He had a fruit basket sent up to her hotel room.
(=for putting plants in and hanging outside)· All the shops had hanging baskets outside their doors.
(=made from the hard stems of a plant)· She stores her vegetables in pretty wicker baskets.
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
· Pete put his dirty clothes in the laundry basket.
(=a container in which you carry food for a picnic)
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADJECTIVE
· Another way to grow a carrot top is in a hanging basket.· Some overlook the inner well of the building adorned with hanging baskets.· If you don't have one, get a window box or hanging basket.· When the feathery shoots appear, they will grow up around the carrot top to make a pretty hanging basket.· Businesses and residents have done their bit with hanging baskets.· Plant out bedding plants, hanging baskets and window boxes now.· Tubs, urns, hanging baskets and even old butler sinks all make ideal containers for flowers and foliage.
· We sell dried flowers and herbs by the bunch and a large range of baskets.· I have seen poultry and rabbits and large baskets of butter and eggs sharing seats down to Barnard Castle.· Gabians are large wire baskets filled with rocks and linked together.· A young porter stood in the corridor, a large laundry basket by his side.· Aptly named Tumbler is an ideal tomato for a large basket or even a patio tub or window box.· When discovered, her face and upper body were protected by a large woven winnowing basket.· Colour the remaining royal icing brown and pipe with a medium writing nozzle attachment ropes between the large basket and the balloon.
· What a crafty little basket I was.· She took a little basket and filled it with bread from the cupboard, lying a white cloth over the top.· They had a little basket they put over there right by the casket.· She lowers a little basket down to me on a rope.
· Quickly she went into the next room, returning a moment later with a small linen basket.· The truffles are sorted, brushed clean, weighed on Roman scales and placed in small chestnut baskets.· Louis' head fell into a small basket placed to catch it.
NOUN
· By any measure, the delta is an environmental basket case.· Compared to them, I was without skill, a vocational basket case.
· Time to get out the tree, the ornaments, the special gift baskets and the ceramic figurines to decorate the house.
· The teenager won't put her soiled clothing in the laundry basket as requested; they don't get washed.· But her daughter lined a huge laundry basket for the infant, and wherever she went, the basket went with her.· She wore a swirling dress with something bright wrapped round the waist, and she carried a laundry basket.· There were flowers on the table but no pants in the laundry basket.· Iachimo had fallen into a laundry basket.· A young porter stood in the corridor, a large laundry basket by his side.· Between them and Geoffrey was the little stool Geoffrey had been sitting on while his computer sat on top of an upturned laundry basket.
· Whilst cricket was played onlookers would sit along the bank at Petts Field with picnic baskets and with gramophones playing.· Families with children carrying picnic baskets, thermoses, baseball bats, shoulder bags.· She brought lashings of food in a picnic basket.· Families spread checkered cloths on the lawn and opened picnic baskets.· I'd better collect the picnic basket.· This is what I think of as true peasant bread and it makes a terrific loaf for the picnic basket.· Matthew looked up from the picnic basket as though aware of her intent, serious gaze.· He began to pack things into the picnic basket.
· Fumbling with the latch key, she rushed for the telephone, thrusting the shopping basket at Edward.· The effects of inflation are not limited to the shopping basket, says Raoul Pinnell, Prudential's marketing director.· We chose a shopping basket of 29 items to compare them with Tesco and Sainsbury.· Their shopping basket was £2.43 cheaper than in Sainsbury's, and £2.46p cheaper than in Tesco's.
· She dropped it into her wastepaper basket.· Getting up from rummaging in the wastepaper basket, she bumped her head, very lightly, on the sink.· Draft after draft was relegated to the wastepaper basket.· But the advent of the computer game generation and the recession has consigned Roy of the Rovers to football's wastepaper basket.· Rather than leave it on the floor they perhaps put it in the wastepaper basket to deal with later.· Doug slowly tore up the report before dropping the pieces in the wastepaper basket.· Before she could throw the water into the wastepaper basket, the reports had gone up in smoke.· Then she consigned the letter to the wastepaper basket.
· Yes B: Nude tramp carrying wicker basket 5 V: More information on the hover mower.· Present-day medicine men use wicker baskets and reed arrows.· Nobody asked her what was in the wicker basket she had put under the seat.· There's a wicker basket in the middle of the table and plates and glasses and stuff on the table.· She looked for him in the oven, the fridge, the wicker basket that held wastepaper beside her desk.· Louise walked ahead of him up the path carrying the pie in a wicker basket.· The toboggan consists of a wide wicker basket with a cushioned seat, set on wooden runners.
· Ivy, candles and fruit arranged in a wire basket make a sumptuous centrepiece.· Gabians are large wire baskets filled with rocks and linked together.· In practice, spray containers are laid in a wire basket inside a sealed container.· He held a wire basket with a modest stack of provisions.· He had a wire basket in his left hand, in which he had placed two tins of pineapple cubes.· She took the loaded wire basket to the outlet, paid, filled her carrier bags, and went homewards by Underground.
VERB
· Mrs MacNeice brought a basket of potatoes to roast in their jackets and a fine supply of tomatoes.· This time all had brought baskets, knowing that the flowers were now at their perfection.
· In Brussels, prices rose, after late buying of baskets of shares overcame profit-taking.· They bought six hanging baskets, three bird feeders, three wind chimes, plus the chains and hooks.
· Yes B: Nude tramp carrying wicker basket 5 V: More information on the hover mower.· I bumped into porters carrying baskets on their shoulders.· She wore a swirling dress with something bright wrapped round the waist, and she carried a laundry basket.· They each carried two baskets, leaving the fifth behind until the weather cleared.· She travelled partly by carriage and partly on foot, carrying her basket.· Do let me carry that basket for you.· In the distance she saw Fräulein, carrying a flower basket.
· The company will also fill your existing baskets and containers with flowers of your choice.· At first, they were sending up sponges every few minutes, filling wooden baskets.· He put roses into her hair and filled her basket with strawberries and flowers.· The big church was filled with baskets of beautiful flowers and an organ played soft music.· A solitary fern-gatherer was filling his basket with specimens.· Alternatively, you could fill the basket with his favourite foods or toiletries.
· Most gardeners will want to grow them in hanging baskets, window boxes and tubs.· Fern bars sprung up with hanging macrame baskets.· In the light breeze, all of the hanging things danced, baskets and feeders and chimes.· We have time to go get those hanging baskets you want.· They bought six hanging baskets, three bird feeders, three wind chimes, plus the chains and hooks.
· He held a wire basket with a modest stack of provisions.· Léonie ran up the stairs to the grenier and reappeared holding a basket of plums.
· Customers pick up a basket and walk around the store, selecting the goods they require.· Her father said he had never seen a man pick a basket of apples faster.
· They placed the baskets in a convenient hollow by a large pine and covered them with the blanket.· These objects add instant nostalgia when hung on your kitchen wall or placed in a basket on your counter top.· He placed the basket on one of the shelves and closed the door.· The truffles are sorted, brushed clean, weighed on Roman scales and placed in small chestnut baskets.· She places the basket in the center of the floor.
· She put down her basket and advanced towards the bed.· Pam puts together holiday food baskets topped with her own special home-made brownies.· Gently, he carried him outside and put him in the basket.· One of them put a basket of hot bread on the table.· She put them into the basket and Chola stretched across the fire to pass her a puri.· She put down the basket to get a look at some fish.· Ignoring said message, I climbed on to the wall and put the trailing fuchsia basket up on high.· You put it in the basket yourself.
· I was shooting baskets with a fourth-grade boy.· I could not even ride a bicycle, much less shoot baskets or play tennis.· Terry ran after it, and for about ten minutes he tried to show her how to shoot a basket.· I shoot baskets and I see a car coming down.· She learned to shoot baskets from her much older brothers in the driveway of their Vancouver, Washington, home.· She had been shooting baskets since she was old enough to hold a ball.
· With eleven seconds left to play, Arizona State sinks a basket.· She goes on to make two great passes, two assists, and then sink another three-point basket.· Jess and Sally are cold, but Red sinks five baskets in three minutes, and Roy hits three of her shots.· She watches as Anita Kaplan, the hulking six-foot-five senior, sinks the first basket for Stanford.· Red goes up for one more fake, comes down fast and, triple-teamed, sinks the basket.· No pep talk is going to be as meaningful as sinking a basket or two.
Phrases
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES► put all your eggs in one basket
  • Let's go out and shoot a few hoops.
  • I shoot baskets and I see a car coming down.
  • I could not even ride a bicycle, much less shoot baskets or play tennis.
  • I was shooting baskets with a fourth-grade boy.
  • She had been shooting baskets since she was old enough to hold a ball.
  • She learned to shoot baskets from her much older brothers in the driveway of their Vancouver, Washington, home.
1basket (1)a container made of thin pieces of plastic, wire, or wood woven together, used to carry things or put things in:  a shopping basket a basket full of vegetablesclothes/laundry basket (=for dirty clothes)2a net with a hole at the bottom, attached to a metal ring, through which the ball is thrown in basketballmake/shoot a basket (=to throw the ball through the basket)3technical the average or total value of a number of different goods or currencies4the part of a website, often represented by a picture of a basket, where you collect things to buy → put all your eggs in one basket at egg1(6), → wastepaper basketCOLLOCATIONStypes of basketa wastepaper/waste basket (=for paper you throw away)· He threw her letter in the wastepaper basket.a laundry/clothes basket (=for dirty clothes)· Will you please put your socks in the laundry basket?a shopping basket· She paid for the apples and put them in her shopping basket.a picnic basket· We took a picnic basket and a rug.a bread basket (=for serving bread)· There was a bread basket on the table.a fruit basket (=containing fruits)· He had a fruit basket sent up to her hotel room.a hanging basket (=for putting plants in and hanging outside)· All the shops had hanging baskets outside their doors.a wicker basket (=made from the hard stems of a plant)· She stores her vegetables in pretty wicker baskets.
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