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

noun

a cylindrical container usually bulging outwards in the middle and held together by metal hoops; cask

2. Also called: barrelful

the amount that a barrel can hold

a unit of capacity used in brewing, equal to 36 Imperial gallons

a unit of capacity used in the oil and other industries, normally equal to 42 US gallons or 35 Imperial gallons

a thing or part shaped like a barrel, esp a tubular part of a machine

the tube through which the projectile of a firearm is discharged

7. horology

the cylindrical drum in a watch or clock that is rotated by the mainspring

the trunk of a four-legged animal

the barrel of a horse

the quill of a feather

10. informal

a large measure; a great deal (esp in the phrases barrel of fun, barrel of laughs)

11. Australian informal

the hollow inner side of a wave

12. over a barrel

13. scrape the barrel

verbWord forms: -rels, -relling, -relledWord forms: US -rels, -reling or -reled

14. (transitive)

to put into a barrel or barrels

15. (intr; foll by along, in, etc) informal (intransitive)

to travel or move very fast

16. Australian informal

to ride on the inside of a wave

单词	barrelled
释义	Trends of -barrelled View usage for: -barrelled (-bærəld) regional note: in AM, use -barreled 1. combining form -barrelled combines with adjectives to form adjectives that describe a gun which has a barrel or barrels of the specified type. ...a short-barreled rifle. ...a double-barrelled shotgun. 2. See also double-barrelled barrelled in British English past participle of verb, past tense of verb barrel barrel in British English (ˈbærəl) noun 1. a cylindrical container usually bulging outwards in the middle and held together by metal hoops; cask 2. Also called: barrelful the amount that a barrel can hold 3. a unit of capacity used in brewing, equal to 36 Imperial gallons 4. a unit of capacity used in the oil and other industries, normally equal to 42 US gallons or 35 Imperial gallons 5. a thing or part shaped like a barrel, esp a tubular part of a machine 6. the tube through which the projectile of a firearm is discharged 7. horology the cylindrical drum in a watch or clock that is rotated by the mainspring 8. the trunk of a four-legged animal the barrel of a horse 9. the quill of a feather 10. informal a large measure; a great deal (esp in the phrases barrel of fun, barrel of laughs) 11. Australian informal the hollow inner side of a wave 12. over a barrel 13. scrape the barrel verbWord forms: -rels, -relling, -relledWord forms: US -rels, -reling or -reled 14. (transitive) to put into a barrel or barrels 15. (intr; foll by along, in, etc) informal (intransitive) to travel or move very fast 16. Australian informal to ride on the inside of a wave Word origin C14: from Old French baril perhaps from barre bar1 Examples of 'barrelled' in a sentence barrelled He parked across somebody's garage entrance and barrelled up the street to his nephew's vantage point. Val McDermid THE LAST TEMPTATION (2002) They destroyed four checkpoints and at least one multi-barrelled rocket launcher. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Pedestrians are barrelled out of the way. Times, Sunday Times (2009) He barrelled out of his office, lobbing policy questions at me. Times, Sunday Times (2018) Definition of '-barrelled'
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