英语词汇“riddled”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS

Her typing was slow and riddled with mistakes, the lay-out eccentric.

Longman Language Activatorwords for describing something that has lots of holes in it► be full of holes

· Parker's socks were so full of holes that his toes peeked through.· The roof was full of holes, all of which sprouted grass and moss.

► riddled with holes

full of a great many small holes, especially in a surface: · The old table was riddled with holes.· The ship returned from the war-zone riddled with bullet holes.

► perforated

having a lot of small holes arranged in a regular pattern that has been made by a machine for a particular purpose: · They put the insect into a tin with a perforated lid.· Tear along the perforated line and return the bottom part of the form.

► porous

a substance such as rock or soil or a surface that is porous allows liquid or gas to pass through it: · If a garage has a porous floor, it can become extremely damp.· Plants in containers made of porous material, must be watered more often than those in plastic pots.

► leaky

a leaky roof, pipe etc is damaged so that it has a hole or holes in it that water comes through: · The house had a leaky roof.· There was a pool of water in the corner where water was dripping from a leaky pipe.

COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► something is riddled with bullets

(=something has a lot of bullets in it)· The car was riddled with bullets.

PHRASES FROM THE ENTRY► riddled with something► riddled with holes

The old table was riddled with holes.
The ship returned from the war-zone riddled with bullet holes.

单词	riddled
释义	riddledrid‧dled /ˈrɪdld/ adjective Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Her typing was slow and riddled with mistakes, the lay-out eccentric. Thesaurus Longman Language Activatorwords for describing something that has lots of holes in it► be full of holes · Parker's socks were so full of holes that his toes peeked through.· The roof was full of holes, all of which sprouted grass and moss. ► riddled with holes full of a great many small holes, especially in a surface: · The old table was riddled with holes.· The ship returned from the war-zone riddled with bullet holes. ► perforated having a lot of small holes arranged in a regular pattern that has been made by a machine for a particular purpose: · They put the insect into a tin with a perforated lid.· Tear along the perforated line and return the bottom part of the form. ► porous a substance such as rock or soil or a surface that is porous allows liquid or gas to pass through it: · If a garage has a porous floor, it can become extremely damp.· Plants in containers made of porous material, must be watered more often than those in plastic pots. ► leaky a leaky roof, pipe etc is damaged so that it has a hole or holes in it that water comes through: · The house had a leaky roof.· There was a pool of water in the corner where water was dripping from a leaky pipe. Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► something is riddled with bullets (=something has a lot of bullets in it)· The car was riddled with bullets. Phrases PHRASES FROM THE ENTRY► riddled with something► riddled with holes The old table was riddled with holes. The ship returned from the war-zone riddled with bullet holes. 1riddled with something very full of something bad or unpleasant: The whole house was riddled with damp. By this time her body was riddled with cancer.2riddled with holes full of small holes: The wall of the fort was riddled with bullet holes.
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