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

　

单词	net
释义	Trends of net View usage for: net noun and verb uses (net) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense nets, present participle netting, past tense, past participle netted 1. uncountable noun Net is a kind of cloth that you can see through. It is made of very fine threads woven together so that there are small equal spaces between them. 2. countable noun A net is a piece of netting which is used as a protective covering for something, for example to protect vegetables from birds. I threw aside my mosquito net and jumped out of bed. 3. countable noun A net is a piece of netting which is used for catching fish, insects, or animals. Several fishermen sat on wooden barrels, tending their nets. 4. singular noun The Net is the same as the internet. 5. verb If you net a fish or other animal, you catch it in a net. I'm quite happy to net a fish and then let it go. [VERB noun] Poachers have been netting salmon to supply the black market. [VERB noun] Synonyms: catch, bag, capture, trap More Synonyms of net 6. countable noun In games such as tennis, the net is the piece of netting across the centre of the court which the ball has to go over. 7. countable noun The net on a football or hockey field is the framework with netting over it which is attached to the back of the goal. He let the ball slip through his grasp and into the net. 8. countable noun In basketball, the net is the netting which hangs from the metal hoop. You score goals by throwing the ball through the hoop and netting. 9. verb In basketball or football, when you net a goal, you score a goal. Centre half Tiler netted his first goal for the club. [VERB noun] [Also VERB] 10. verb If you net something, you manage to get it, especially by using skill. They were intent on netting the £250,000 reward. [VERB noun] 11. verb When a police operation nets a number of people or things, they catch those people or find those things. Secret investigations have netted ninety staff suspected of fraud and theft. [VERB noun] The raids also netted weapons including knives. [VERB noun] 12. verb If you net a particular amount of money, you gain it as profit after all expenses have been paid. Last year he netted a cool 3 million pounds by selling his holdings. [VERB noun] 13. See also netting, safety net 14. See to cast your net wider 15. See slip through the net 16. See slip/fall through the net More Synonyms of net net adjective and adverb uses (net) regional note: in BRIT, also use nett 1. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] A net amount is one which remains when everything that should be subtracted from it has been subtracted. ...a rise in sales and net profit. At the year end, net assets were £18 million. What you actually receive is net of deductions for the airfare and administration. [+ of] Synonyms: after taxes, final, clear, take-home More Synonyms of net Net is also an adverb. Balances of £5,000 and above will earn 11 per cent gross, 8.25 per cent net. ...a first year profit of around £50,000 net. All bank and building society interest is paid net. 2. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] The net weight of something is its weight without its container or the material that hasbeen used to wrap it. ...350 mg net weight. 3. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] A net result is a final result after all the details have been considered or included. We have a net gain of nearly 50 seats, the biggest for any party in Scotland. We will be a net exporter of motor cars in just a few years' time. Synonyms: final, closing, ultimate, eventual More Synonyms of net net in British English 1 (nɛt) noun 1. an openwork fabric of string, rope, wire, etc; mesh ▶ Related adjective: retiary 2. a device made of net, used to protect or enclose things or to trap animals 3. a. a thin light mesh fabric of cotton, nylon, or other fibre, used for curtains, dresses, etc b. (as modifier) net curtains 4. a plan, strategy, etc, intended to trap or ensnare the murderer slipped through the police net 5. sport a. a strip of net that divides the playing area into two equal parts b. a shot that hits the net, whether or not it goes over 6. the goal in soccer, hockey, etc 7. (often plural) cricket a. a pitch surrounded by netting, used for practice b. a practice session in a net 8. informal short for internet 9. another word for network (sense 2) verbWord forms: nets, netting or netted 10. (transitive) to catch with or as if with a net; ensnare 11. (transitive) to shelter or surround with a net 12. (intransitive) sport to score a goal Rangers netted three times in seven minutes 13. to make a net out of (rope, string, etc) 14. (intransitive) to hit a shot into the net Word origin Old English net; related to Gothic nati, Dutch net net in British English 2 or nett (nɛt) adjective 1. remaining after all deductions, as for taxes, expenses, losses, etc net profit Compare gross (sense 2) 2. (of weight) after deducting tare 3. ultimate; final; conclusive (esp in the phrase net result) noun 4. net income, profits, weight, etc verbWord forms: nets, netting or netted 5. (transitive) to yield or earn as clear profit Word origin C14: clean, neat, from French net neat1; related to Dutch net, German nett net in British English 3 the internet domain name for a company or organization net in American English 1 (nɛt) noun 1. a fabric made from string, cord, etc., loosely knotted or woven in an openwork pattern and used to trap or snare birds, fish, etc. 2. anything that catches or entraps; trap; snare 3. any of various devices made of meshed fabric, used to hold, protect, or mark off something a hairnet, tennis net 4. a fine, meshed, lacelike cloth, used to make curtains, trim garments, etc. 5. network (sense 2) network (sense 3) 6. Volleyball and Tennis Etc a ball or shuttlecock that hits the net, whether or not it goes over see also fault (sense 8): in full net ball 7. [usually N-]; Computing; Informal Internet , with the verb transitiveWord forms: ˈnetted or ˈnetting 8. to make into net or a net 9. to make with net 10. to trap or snare with or as with a net 11. to protect, shelter, or enclose with or as with a net 12. Volleyball and Tennis Etc to hit (the ball or shuttlecock) into the net verb intransitive 13. to make nets or network Derived forms netlike (ˈnetˌlike) adjective Word origin ME < OE nett, akin to Ger netz, Goth nati < IE base ned-, to twist together > L nodus, a knot net in American English 2 (nɛt) adjective 1. remaining after certain deductions or allowances have been made, as for expenses, weight of containers or waste materials, nonessential considerations, etc. 2. after all considerations; final net loss noun 3. a net amount, profit, weight, price, result, etc. verb transitiveWord forms: ˈnetted or ˈnetting 4. to get or bring in as a net; clear as profit, etc. Word origin ME, trim, clean < Fr: see neat1 net in Retail 1 (nɛt) adjective (Retail: Management accounts) The net amount of something is the amount that remains after subtracting taxes, expenses,losses, and costs. The sales figures are net of discounts, exclude sales tax, and are recognized at the time of sale. The final figure for extraordinary losses was $3 million, net of $2 million in taxes. The net amount of something is the amount that remains after subtracting taxes, expenses,losses, and costs. net in Retail 2 (nɛt) Word forms:* (present) nets, (past) netted, (perfect) netted, (progressive) netting verb (Retail: Management accounts) If you net a certain amount that is the amount you are left with after subtracting costs. Profit margins were thin, with the company netting just $21.1 million. The retailer netted $45 million on a turnover of $600 million. If you net a certain amount that is the amount you are left with after subtracting costs. net in Accounting 1 (nɛt) adjective (Accounting: Basic) The net amount of something is the amount that remains after subtracting taxes, expenses,losses, and costs. COLLOCATIONS: ~ amount~ revenue~ total Net investment is gross investment less depreciation. The net gain on the sale is the gain after subtracting the costs of sale. The net amount of something is the amount that remains after subtracting taxes, expenses,losses, and costs. net asset value, net assets, net earnings, net income, net loss, net present value, net profit, net realizable value, net sales net in Accounting 2 (nɛt) Word forms: (present) nets, (past) netted, (perfect) netted, (progressive) netting verb (Accounting: Financial statements) If you net a source of income and a source of expenditure, you deduct one from the other so that you receive the difference of the two amounts. If you net debt against cash, the firm would have $200 million. If the company settles on buying its denim in Britain because the cloth is cheapestthere, the total value of the jeans that it sells in that market should be netted against its denim purchases. If you net a source of income and a source of expenditure, you deduct one from the other sothat you receive the difference of the two amounts. More idioms containing net cast a wide net slip through the net Examples of 'net' in a sentence net That helped me take a touch before putting it in the back of the net. The Sun (2016) They showed a net loss of about 700million. The Sun (2016) And they have netted 11 goals in the process. The Sun (2016) The unjustified scepticism towards the sector is reflected in the 20 % discount to net asset value. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The net result was a lack of the spectacular for which he has become renowned in Saracens colours. Times, Sunday Times (2016) I wonder if the management should not cast the net wider rather than appoint from within. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Net profits climbed to 1billion on sales up 11 per cent over the period. The Sun (2016) Net income in the third quarter this year rose to $1.4 billion from $1.2 billion. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The regime is proving costly to implement and risks catching innocent people in its net. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The fisherman was able to catch so many fish because other workers are making nets. Hunt, E. K. Property and Prophets: The Evolution of Economic Institutions and Ideologies (1995) You go back to the nets over and over again and grind the faults out. Times, Sunday Times (2012) And got the highest net migration figure in a decade. The Sun (2015) The biggest regret for me as a manager is letting him slip through the net. The Sun (2015) Rarely did she take the initiative by going to the net. Times, Sunday Times (2009) You can catch her in her finest fishing net. The Sun (2010) The main metric for its performance is the rise in that net asset value. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The net effect is mysterious yet playfully alive to the moment. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Suitable shelters can be made from fine plastic mesh or netting stretched between stout wooden posts. Times, Sunday Times (2007) It is our final safety net. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The housebuilder ended the year with net cash of 113 million. Times, Sunday Times (2015) They were hard at work yesterday on the self-contained net area adjoining the ground. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The portfolio produces a net income of more than 1.2 million a year. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Over the same time it predicts a net loss of 220,000 jobs in less skilled groups. Times, Sunday Times (2010) After netting the first goal he linked up play and was always a threat in a 2-1 win. The Sun (2013) During the first quarter of this year the company reported a net profit of just under $600 million. Times, Sunday Times (2006) It feels like a basketball net or a trampoline, but it's also a fence. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Word lists with net fabric, internet, tennis In other languages net British English: net /nɛt/ NOUN A net is made from pieces of string or rope tied together with holes between them. It is for catching things like fish, or the ball in some sports. The idea is to throw the ball into the top of the net. American English: net Arabic: شَبَكَةٌ Brazilian Portuguese: rede Chinese: 网 Croatian: mreža Czech: síť pletená Danish: net Dutch: net om iets in te vangen European Spanish: red pescar Finnish: verkko French: filet pêche German: Netz Fischen Greek: δίχτυ Italian: rete Japanese: 網 Korean: 망 Norwegian: nett Polish: sieć rybacka European Portuguese: rede Romanian: plasă Russian: сеть Latin American Spanish: red Swedish: nät Thai: ตาข่ายดักสัตว์ Turkish: tül Ukrainian: сітка Vietnamese: lưới British English: net ADJECTIVE A net amount is one which remains when everything that should be subtracted from it has been subtracted. ...a rise in sales and net profit. American English: net Brazilian Portuguese: líquido Chinese: 净数的 European Spanish: neto French: net German: Netto- Italian: netto Japanese: 正味の Korean: 순수한 European Portuguese: líquido Latin American Spanish: neto British English: net VERB If you net a fish or other animal, you catch it in a net. I'm quite happy to net a fish and then let it go. American English: net Brazilian Portuguese: pegar na rede Chinese: 用网捕捉 European Spanish: atrapar con red French: prendre au filet German: mit dem Netz fangen Italian: prendere con la rete Japanese: 網で捕まえる Korean: 그물 European Portuguese: pescar com rede Latin American Spanish: atrapar con red British English: Net /nɛt/ NOUN The Net is another word for the Internet. The Internet is the computer network which allows computer users to connect with computers all over the world, and which carries e-mail. American English: Net Arabic: انْتَرْنِت Brazilian Portuguese: Internet Chinese: 网络 Croatian: net Czech: net internet Danish: internettet Dutch: internet internet European Spanish: red Internet Finnish: netti Internet French: Net German: Internet Greek: Δίκτυο Italian: Internet Japanese: 正味 Korean: 인터넷 Norwegian: netto Polish: Internet European Portuguese: Internet Romanian: internet Russian: Сеть Latin American Spanish: red Swedish: Nät Thai: เครือข่าย Turkish: İnternet Ukrainian: мережа Vietnamese: Mạng Internet Chinese translation of 'net' net (nɛt) n (c) (for fishing, trapping, in games) 网(網) (wǎng) (张(張), zhāng) (c) (for protecting plants, pram) 网(網)罩 (wǎngzhào) (个(個), gè) (u) (= fabric) 网(網)眼织(織)物 (wǎngyǎn zhīwù) (Comput) the Net 网(網)络(絡) (wǎngluò) (个(個), gè) vt [fish, butterfly] 用网(網)捕 (yòng wǎng bǔ) [sum of money] 净(淨)得 (jìngdé) adj [assets, income, profit] (also nett) 净(淨)的 (jìng de) (= final) [result, effect] 最终(終)的 (zuìzhōng de) to slip through the net (= escape arrest) 漏网(網) (lòuwǎng) (= miss out) 漏掉 (lòudiào) to cast/spread one's net wider 抛(拋)开(開)/撒开(開)大网(網) (pāokāi/sākāi dà wǎng) an income/profit of 10,000 pounds net 纯(純)收入/利润(潤)10,000英镑(鎊) (chún shóurù/lìrùn yīwàn yīngbàng) net weight 250g 净(淨)重250克 (jìngzhòng èrbǎi wǔshí kè) 250g net 净(淨)重250克 (jìngzhòng èrbǎi wǔshí kè) Image of net © Iasha, Shutterstock All related terms of 'net' the Net 网(網)络(絡) wǎngluò [ 个(個) gè ] 250g net 净(淨)重250克 jìngzhòng èrbǎi wǔshí kè mosquito net 蚊帐(帳) wénzhàng [ 顶 dǐng ] net weight 250g 净(淨)重250克 jìngzhòng èrbǎi wǔshí kè gross/net income 总(總)/净(淨)收入 zǒng/jìng shōurù to slip through the net ( escape arrest ) 漏网(網) lòuwǎng to cast/spread one's net wider 抛(拋)开(開)/撒开(開)大网(網) pāokāi/sākāi dà wǎng an income/profit of 10,000 pounds net 纯(純)收入/利润(潤)10,000英镑(鎊) chún shóurù/lìrùn yīwàn yīngbàng to nod the ball into the net/over the line ( Brit : inf ) 把球顶(頂)入网(網)/顶(頂)过(過)线(線) bǎ qiú dǐngrù wǎng/dǐngguò xiàn (noun) in the sense of mesh Definition a piece of net, used to protect or hold things or to trap animals the use of a net in greenhouses to protect crops against insects Synonyms mesh The ground-floor windows are obscured by wire mesh. netting network The uterus is supplied with a network of blood vessels and nerves. web a delicate web of fine lace lattice We were crawling along the narrow steel lattice of the bridge. reticulum tracery lacework openwork (verb) in the sense of catch Definition to catch (a fish or other animal) in a net Poachers have been netting fish to sell on the black market. Synonyms catch Police say they are confident of catching the killer. bag Bag a rabbit for supper. capture The police gave chase and captured him as he was trying to escape. trap The locals were trying to trap and kill the spiders. nab (informal) He stayed on the run for weeks before the authorities nabbed him. entangle The door handle had entangled itself with the strap of her bag. ensnare The spider must wait for the prey to be ensnared in its web. enmesh She warned that the new mandate would enmesh the UN in a dangerous conflict. related words related adjective retiary 1 (adjective) in the sense of after taxes Definition remaining after all deductions, as for taxes and expenses At the year end, net assets were £18 million. Synonyms after taxes final clear take-home 2 (adjective) in the sense of final Definition final or conclusive The party made a net gain of 210 seats. Synonyms final the final book in the series closing ultimate He said it is still not possible to predict the ultimate outcome. eventual No one can predict the eventual outcome of these events. conclusive There is no conclusive evidence that a murder took place. (verb) in the sense of earn Definition to yield or earn as a clear profit The state government expects to net about 1.46 billion rupees. Synonyms earn The dancers can earn up to £130 for each session. make How much money did we make? clear The company cleared over £57 million profit last year. gain The company didn't disclose how much it expects to gain from the deal. realize A selection of correspondence from P.G. Wodehouse realized £1,232. bring in accumulate reap We are not in this to reap immense financial rewards. Additional synonyms in the sense of bag Definition to capture or kill, as in hunting Bag a rabbit for supper. Synonyms catch, get, kill, shoot, capture, acquire, trap, snare, pick off, ensnare in the sense of capture Definition to take by force The police gave chase and captured him as he was trying to escape. Synonyms catch, arrest, take, bag, secure, seize, nail (informal), collar (informal), nab (informal), apprehend, lift (slang), take prisoner, take into custody, feel your collar (slang) in the sense of clear Definition to make or gain (money) as profit The company cleared over £57 million profit last year. Synonyms gain, make, earn, secure, acquire, reap Synonyms of 'net' net Explore 'net' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of conclusive Definition putting an end to doubt There is no conclusive evidence that a murder took place. Synonyms decisive, final, convincing, clinching, definite, definitive, irrefutable, unanswerable, unarguable, ultimate in the sense of enmesh She warned that the new mandate would enmesh the UN in a dangerous conflict. Synonyms entangle, involve, catch, net, trap, tangle, implicate, snarl, embroil, snare, incriminate, ensnare, trammel in the sense of ensnare Definition to catch (an animal) in a snare The spider must wait for the prey to be ensnared in its web. Synonyms trap, catch, capture, seize, snarl, embroil, net, snare, entangle, entrap, enmesh in the sense of entangle Definition to catch very firmly in something, such as a net or wire The door handle had entangled itself with the strap of her bag. Synonyms tangle, catch, trap, twist, knot, mat, mix up, snag, snarl, snare, jumble, ravel, trammel, enmesh in the sense of eventual Definition happening or being achieved at the end of a situation or process No one can predict the eventual outcome of these events. Synonyms final, later, resulting, future, overall, concluding, ultimate, prospective, ensuing, consequent in the sense of gain The company didn't disclose how much it expects to gain from the deal. Synonyms profit, make, earn, get, win, clear, land (informal), score (slang), achieve, net, bag, secure, collect, gather, realize, obtain, capture, acquire, bring in, harvest, attain, reap, glean, procure in the sense of lattice Definition a gate, screen, or fence formed of such a framework We were crawling along the narrow steel lattice of the bridge. Synonyms grid, network, web, grating, mesh, grille, trellis, fretwork, tracery, latticework, openwork, reticulation in the sense of make Definition to earn or be paid How much money did we make? Synonyms earn, get, gain, net, win, clear, secure, realize, obtain, acquire, bring in, take in, fetch in the sense of nab Definition to arrest (someone) He stayed on the run for weeks before the authorities nabbed him. Synonyms catch, arrest, apprehend, seize, lift (slang), nick (slang, British), grab, capture, nail (informal), collar (informal), snatch, catch in the act, feel your collar (slang) in the sense of network Definition a system of intersecting lines, roads, veins, etc. The uterus is supplied with a network of blood vessels and nerves. Synonyms web, system, arrangement, grid, mesh, lattice, circuitry, nexus, plexus, interconnection, net Additional synonyms in the sense of realize Definition (of goods or property) to sell for (a certain sum) A selection of correspondence from P.G. Wodehouse realized £1,232. Synonyms sell for, go for, bring or take in, make, get, clear, produce, gain, net, earn, obtain, acquire in the sense of reap Definition to receive as the result of a previous activity We are not in this to reap immense financial rewards. Synonyms get, win, gain, obtain, acquire, derive in the sense of trap Definition to catch (an animal) in a trap The locals were trying to trap and kill the spiders. Synonyms catch, snare, ensnare, entrap, take, corner, bag, lay hold of, enmesh, lay a trap for, run to earth or ground in the sense of ultimate Definition final in a series or process He said it is still not possible to predict the ultimate outcome. Synonyms final, eventual, conclusive, last, end, furthest, extreme, terminal, decisive in the sense of web a delicate web of fine lace Synonyms mesh, net, netting, screen, webbing, weave, lattice, latticework, interlacing, lacework
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