英语词汇“grass”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	grass
释义	Trends of grass View usage for: grass (grɑːs, græs) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense grasses, present participle grassing, past tense, past participle grassed 1. variable noun Grass is a very common plant consisting of large numbers of thin, spiky, green leaves that cover the surface of the ground. Small things stirred in the grass around the tent. The lawn contained a mixture of grasses. Synonyms: turf, lawn More Synonyms of grass 2. singular noun If you talk about the grass, you are referring to an area of ground that is covered with grass, for example in your garden. In the old days, there were strict fines for walking on the grass or missing a studyperiod. I'm going to cut the grass. 3. uncountable noun Grass is the same as marijuana. [informal] I started smoking grass when I was about sixteen. Synonyms: cannabis, blow [slang], pot [slang], weed [slang] More Synonyms of grass 4. verb If you say that one person grasses on another, the first person tells the police or other authorities about something criminal or wrong which the second person has done. [British, informal, disapproval] His sister wants him to grass on the members of his own gang. [VERB + on] He was repeatedly attacked by other inmates, who accused him of grassing. [VERB] Synonyms: inform on, shop [slang, mainly British], betray, denounce More Synonyms of grass Grass up means the same as grass. How many of them are going to grass up their own kids to the police? [VERB PARTICLE noun] [Also VERB noun PARTICLE] 5. countable noun A grass is someone who tells the police or other authorities about criminal activities thatthey know about. [British, informal, disapproval] 6. See the grass is greener 7. See put out to grass Phrasal verbs: See grass over See grass up More Synonyms of grass grass in British English (ɡrɑːs) noun 1. any monocotyledonous plant of the family Poaceae (formerly Gramineae), having jointed stems sheathed by long narrow leaves, flowers in spikes, and seedlike fruits. The family includes cereals, bamboo, etc 2. such plants collectively, in a lawn, meadow, etc ▶ Related adjectives: gramineous, verdant 3. any similar plant, such as knotgrass, deergrass, or scurvy grass 4. ground on which such plants grow; a lawn, field, etc 5. ground on which animals are grazed; pasture 6. a slang word for marijuana 7. British slang a person who informs, esp on criminals 8. short for sparrowgrass 9. get off the grass 10. kick into the long grass 11. let the grass grow under one's feet 12. put out to grass verb 13. to cover or become covered with grass 14. to feed or be fed with grass 15. (transitive) to spread (cloth) out on grass for drying or bleaching in the sun 16. (transitive) sport to knock or bring down (an opponent) 17. (transitive) to shoot down (a bird) 18. (transitive) to land (a fish) on a river bank 19. (intransitive; usually foll by on) British slang to inform, esp to the police Derived forms grassless (ˈgrassless) adjective grasslike (ˈgrassˌlike) adjective Word origin Old English græs; related to Old Norse, Gothic, Old High German gras, Middle High German gruose sap Grass in British English (German ɡras) noun Günter (Wilhelm) (ˈɡyntər). 1927–2015, German novelist, dramatist, and poet. His novels include The Tin Drum (1959), Dog Years (1963), The Rat (1986), Crabwalk (2002), and Peeling the Onion (2007). Nobel prize for literature 1999 Grass in American English (gʀɑs; E grɑs) ˈGünter (Wilhelm) (ˈgyntɛʀ) ; E ˈguntər) 1927- ; Ger. writer grass in American English (græs; grɑs) noun 1. any of various plants of the grass family that are usually used for food, fodder, or grazing and as lawns 2. any grasslike plant of various families having similar uses 3. ground covered with grass; pasture land or lawn 4. horizontal lines of clutter on a radarscope caused by electronic noise signals 5. US, Slang marijuana 6. British, Slang an informer; stool pigeon adjective 7. designating a family (Poaceae, order Cyperales) of monocotyledonous plants with long, narrowleaves, jointed stems, flowers in spikelets, and seedlike fruit, including wheat, rye, barley, oats, corn, sugar cane, bamboo, sorghum, and bluegrass verb transitive 8. to put (an animal or animals) out to pasture or graze 9. to grow grass over; cover with grass 10. to lay (textiles, etc.) on the grass for bleaching by the sun 11. British, Slang to inform against, as to the police verb intransitive 12. to become covered with grass 13. British, Slang to act as an informer; inform (on) Idioms: go to grass let the grass grow under one's feet put out to grass Derived forms grasslike (ˈgrassˌlike) adjective Word origin ME gras < OE gærs, græs, akin to Ger gras < IE ghrō-, grow; (sense 4) from the visual resemblance to blades of grass; (sense 6) short for grasshopper, rhyming slang for copper2 More idioms containing grass green as grass put someone out to grass like watching grass grow kick something into the long grass the grass roots the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence a snake in the grass COBUILD Collocations grass artificial grass lush grass Image of grass © robert_s, shutterstock Examples of 'grass' in a sentence grass Now stadium officials have decided to turf out the rye grass surface and lay a fresh pitch. The Sun (2009) There are still flowers to be seen on the grass verges of country roads. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The cost of cutting the grass and keeping the woodland under control? Times, Sunday Times (2014) There was no point in endangering the entire grass court season. Times, Sunday Times (2015) This is usually a grass area to pitch your tent or park your caravan or motorhome. The Sun (2011) She wrapped her daughter in a shawl and they hid in some long grass by the fence. Times, Sunday Times (2015) They were thin and ill because there was no grass to eat. The Sun (2013) Walk slowly and scan grasses and herbaceous plants too. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The grass reaches all the way from the back of the garden to the house. Times, Sunday Times (2014) We did not prune his roses but we mowed the grass and things like that. The Sun (2014) The screen can be opened to let grass grow. The Sun (2015) Thai cooking is popular because it is basically lots of sugar and salt masked by lemon grass. The Times Literary Supplement (2010) It may look a bit messy for a few weeks but the grass will quickly grow through. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Most were sitting on grass banks rather than in the new grandstand. Times, Sunday Times (2010) What if you are planting into grass or lawn? Times, Sunday Times (2016) Yet the grass always tends to be greener on the other side of the fence. Peter F. Drucker MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices (1974) Time has covered them in grass and flowers. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Thin grass is another matter and much more successful. Times, Sunday Times (2015) This was seen as a saviour for farmers in the uplands where animals are trapped with little grass for feed. Times, Sunday Times (2007) In a wet season the grass becomes so lush and lanky that it lies down before you think about cutting it. Times, Sunday Times (2010) There is generally an hour's work mowing and bringing in grass for the stables. Smout, T.C. & Wood, Sydney Scottish Voices 1745-1960 (1990) Should she gain more athleticism, she could be a contender on a grass surface that suits her big hitting. The Sun (2007) I have to find grass and bring it up to them, otherwise they'll die. Times, Sunday Times (2010) In other languages grass British English: grass /ɡrɑːs/ NOUN plant* Grass is a very common green plant with narrow leaves that forms a layer covering an area of ground. We sat on the grass and ate our picnic. American English: grass plant Arabic: عُشْب Brazilian Portuguese: grama vegetação Chinese: 草 Croatian: trava Czech: tráva Danish: græs Dutch: gras European Spanish: césped Finnish: ruoho kasvi French: herbe German: Gras Greek: γρασίδι Italian: erba Japanese: 草 Korean: 풀 Norwegian: gress Polish: trawa European Portuguese: relva vegetação Romanian: iarbă Russian: трава Latin American Spanish: césped Swedish: gräs Thai: หญ้า Turkish: ot Ukrainian: трава Vietnamese: cỏ British English: grass /ɡrɑːs/ NOUN marijuana Grass is an illegal drug which is usually smoked. It is also called marijuana. American English: grass marijuana Arabic: حَشِيش Brazilian Portuguese: maconha Chinese: 大麻 Croatian: trava Czech: tráva marihuana Danish: græs Dutch: wiet European Spanish: hierba Finnish: ruoho marihuana French: herbe German: Gras Marihuana Greek: μαριχουάνα Italian: erba Japanese: マリファナ marijuana Korean: 마리화나 Norwegian: gress Polish: trawa European Portuguese: erva droga ilegal Romanian: iarbămarijuana Russian: травка Latin American Spanish: marihuana Swedish: gräs Thai: กัญชา Turkish: ot esrar Ukrainian: травка Vietnamese: cần sa British English: grass /ɡrɑːs/ NOUN informer A grass is someone who tells the police or other authorities about criminal activities that they know about. American English: police informant Arabic: واشٍ Brazilian Portuguese: informante Chinese: 背叛者 Croatian: doušnik Czech: donašeč Danish: stikker Dutch: verklikker European Spanish: soplón Finnish: vasikka ilmiantaja French: indic German: Spitzel Greek: χαφιές Italian: informatore Japanese: 密告者 informer Korean: 정보 제공자 Norwegian: tyster Polish: kapuś European Portuguese: informador Romanian: turnător Russian: доносчик Latin American Spanish: soplón Swedish: tjallare Thai: คนที่ส่งข้อมูลให้ตำรวจ Turkish: muhbir Ukrainian: донощик Vietnamese: người chỉ điểm All related terms of 'grass' cut-grass any grass (esp. Leersia oryzoides ) having tiny hooks along the edges of the blades that cause scratches on the human skin grass box a container attached to a lawn mower that receives grass after it has been cut grass up to inform on (someone), esp to the police mat grass a widespread perennial European grass, Nardus stricta, with dense tufts of bristly leaves, characteristic of peaty moors oat grass any of various oatlike grasses , esp of the genera Arrhenatherum and Danthonia , of Eurasia and N Africa pin grass common storksbill , a weed with fernlike leaves rye-grass Rye grass is a type of grass that is grown for animals such as cows to eat . saw grass any of a number of related sedges with saw-edged leaves; esp., the Jamaica saw grass ( Cladium jamaicense ) found in the SE U.S. sea grass grass which grows by the sea, or in shallow sea water beach grass any of a genus ( Ammophila ) of deeply rooted, tough , perennial grasses that grow on sandy beaches and are often planted to combat beach erosion bird grass → rough bluegrass blady grass a coarse leafy Australasian grass , Imperata cylindrica bunch grass any of various grasses that grow in tufts bush grass a coarse reedlike grass, Calamagrostis epigejos , 1–1 1 ⁄ 2 metres (3–4 1 ⁄ 2 ft) high that grows on damp clay soils in Europe and temperate parts of Asia cane grass any of several tall perennial hard-stemmed grasses, esp Eragrostis australasica, of inland swamps couch grass a grass , Agropyron repens, with a yellowish-white creeping underground stem by which it spreads quickly: a troublesome weed crab grass any of several coarse weedy grasses of the genus Digitaria, which grow in warm regions and tend to displace other grasses in lawns cutty grass a species of sedge , Cyperus ustulatus, of New Zealand with sharp leaves dune grass See sea lyme grass flote grass an aquatic perennial grass , Glyceria fluitans , whose metre-long stems and pale green leaves are often seen floating in still or sluggish water. The related sweet grass ( G . plicata ) has broader , darker leaves and owes its name to the fact that cattle like to eat it gama grass a tall perennial grass , Tripsacum dactyloides, of SE North America : cultivated for fodder goose grass cleavers grass carp a large, weed-eating carp ( Ctenopharyngodon idella ) brought to the U.S. from E Asia to consume the plants in clogged waterways , lakes, etc.; white amur grass cloth a cloth made from plant fibres , such as jute or hemp grass court a tennis court covered with grass grass green a green colour like grass grass moth any of a large subfamily of small night-flying pyralid moths , esp Crambus pratellus, that during the day cling to grass stems grass over If an area of ground is grassed over , grass is planted all over it. grass roots The grass roots of an organization or movement are the ordinary people who form the main part of it, rather than its leaders . grass skirt a skirt made from long grass, typically worn by female dancers from some Pacific islands grass snake a harmless nonvenomous European colubrid snake , Natrix natrix, having a brownish-green body with variable markings grass tree any plant of the Australian genus Xanthorrhoea, having a woody stem , stiff grasslike leaves, and a spike of small white flowers: family Xanthorrhoeaceae . Some species produce fragrant resins grass widow a woman divorced , separated , or living away from her spouse hair grass any grass of the genera Aira, Deschampsia, etc, having very narrow stems and leaves hard grass any of several types of coarse grass heath grass a perennial European grass , Danthonia decumbens, with flat hairless leaves lemon grass a perennial grass , Cymbopogon citratus, with a large flower spike : used in cooking and grown in tropical regions as the source of an aromatic oil ( lemon grass oil ) lush grass Grass is a very common plant consisting of large numbers of thin, spiky , green leaves that cover the surface of the ground. lyme grass type of perennial dune grass marsh grass cordgrass melic grass (of poetry , esp ancient Greek lyric poems ) intended to be sung mondo grass any of several plants belonging to the genus Ophiopogon , of the lily family, native to western Asia , esp. O . japonicus , having grasslike leaves and lavender or white flowers moor grass a grass characteristic of moors , esp purple moor grass ( Molinia caerulea ) of heath and fenland and blue moor grass ( Sesleria caerulea ) of limestone uplands panic grass any of various grasses of the genus Panicum , such as millet , grown in warm and tropical regions for fodder and grain quack grass → couch grass quick grass → couch grass reed grass a tall perennial grass, Glyceria maxima , of rivers and ponds of Europe, Asia, and Canada rice grass a coarse perennial grass of the genus Spartina , characteristically growing in mud or marsh sago grass a tall tough grass, Paspalidum globoideum, grown as forage for cattle salt grass any of various grasses growing in salt marshes or alkaline soils ; esp., any of a genus ( Distichlis ) of North American perennial grasses Chinese translation of 'grass' grass (ɡrɑːs) n (c/u) (Bot) 草 (cǎo) (株, zhū) (c) (Brit, inf, = informer) 告密者 (gàomìzhě) (名, míng) (u) (= marijuana) 大麻 (dàmá) vi to grass on sb (Brit, inf) 告某人的密 (gào mǒurén de mì) the grass (= the lawn) 草坪 (cǎopíng) All related terms of 'grass' the grass ( the lawn ) 草坪 cǎopíng grass roots ▶ the grass roots 基层(層) jīcéng the grass roots 基层(層) jīcéng a blade of grass 一片草叶(葉) yī piàn cǎoyè to grass on sb ( Brit : inf ) 告某人的密 gào mǒurén de mì keep off the grass! 请(請)勿进(進)入草坪！ qǐng wù jìnrù cǎopíng! 1 (noun) in the sense of turf Definition a lawn Small creatures stirred in the grass around the tent. Synonyms turf They shuffled slowly down the turf towards the cliff's edge. lawn 2 (noun) in the sense of cannabis Definition marijuana I have never smoked grass in my life. Synonyms cannabis Long-term heavy smoking of cannabis may lead to lung disorders. blow (slang) pot (slang) weed (slang) dope (slang) hemp hash (slang) hashish wacky baccy (slang) dagga (South Africa) He was high on dagga. 3 (noun) in the sense of betrayer Definition a person who informs, usually on criminals (British, slang) He preferred to take the rap rather than be a grass. Synonyms betrayer a traitor and betrayer sneak He is disloyal, distrustful and a sneak. squealer (slang) Judas The first time I left Sheffield Wednesday, they accused me of being a Judas. accuser stool pigeon nark (British, Australian, New Zealand, slang) (verb) in the sense of inform on Definition to inform on (someone) to the police or some other authority The other inmates accused him of grassing.I'd never grass on a mate. Synonyms inform on shop (slang, mainly British) Fraudsters are often shopped by honest friends and neighbours. betray He might be seen as having betrayed his mother. denounce Informers might at any moment denounce them to the authorities. snitch (slang) sing (slang, mainly US) give away rat on (informal) sell (someone) down the river (informal) dob in (Australian, slang) related words related adjectives gramineousverdant subject word lists See Grasses Additional synonyms in the sense of betray Definition to hand over or expose (one's nation, friend, etc.) treacherously to an enemy He might be seen as having betrayed his mother. Synonyms be disloyal to, break with, grass on (British, slang), dob in (Australian, slang), double-cross (informal), stab in the back, be unfaithful to, sell down the river (informal), grass up (slang), shop (slang, British), put the finger on (informal), inform on or against, sell out (informal), be treacherous to in the sense of dagga Definition a local name for marijuana He was high on dagga. Synonyms cannabis, marijuana, pot (slang), dope (slang), hash (slang), black (slang), blow (slang), smoke (informal), stuff (slang), leaf (slang), tea (US, slang), grass (slang), chronic (US, slang), weed (slang), hemp, gage (US, obsolete, slang), hashish, mary jane (US, slang), ganja, bhang, kif, wacky baccy (slang), sinsemilla, charas in the sense of denounce Definition to give information against Informers might at any moment denounce them to the authorities. Synonyms report, expose, betray, accuse, implicate, inform on, inculpate, arraign, point a or the finger at, denunciate, dob in (Australian, slang) Synonyms of 'grass' grass Explore 'grass' in the dictionary
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