英语词汇“tab”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	tab
释义	Trends of tab View usage for: tab (tæb) Word forms: plural tabs 1. countable noun A tab is a small piece of cloth or paper that is attached to something, usually with information about that thingwritten on it. A stupid medical clerk had slipped the wrong tab on his X-ray. ...a small red tab sewn on to the left-hand side of the back right pocket. Synonyms: flap, tag, label, ticket More Synonyms of tab 2. countable noun A tab is the total cost of goods or services that you have to pay, or the bill for those goods or services. [mainly US] At least one estimate puts the total tab at $7 million. 'I'll get my purse out of the bedroom.'—'No sweat, Mrs. Day. We can put it on yourtab.' 3. countable noun A tab is a metal strip that you pull off the top of a can of drink in order to open it. 4. countable noun A tab is a drug, especially one that is sold illegally, which is in tablet form. [informal] He was prosecuted for possessing a hundred tabs of ecstasy [+ of] 5. See keep tabs on sb 6. See pick up the tab tab in British English 1 (tæb) noun 1. a small flap of material, esp one on a garment for decoration or for fastening to a button 2. any similar flap, such as a piece of paper attached to a file for identification 3. an additional webpage or document page that can be opened on a web browser or spreadsheet 4. a small auxiliary aerofoil on the trailing edge of a rudder, aileron, or elevator, etc, to assist in the control of the aircraft in flight See also trimtab 5. British military the insignia on the collar of a staff officer 6. mainly US and Canadian a bill, esp one for a meal or drinks 7. Scottish and Northern England dialect a cigarette 8. keep tabs on verbWord forms: tabs, tabbing or tabbed 9. (transitive) to supply (files, clothing, etc) with a tab or tabs Word origin C17: of unknown origin tab in British English 2 (tæb) noun 1. short for tabulator, tablet 2. slang a portion of a drug, esp LSD or ecstasy TAB in British English abbreviation for 1. typhoid-paratyphoid A and B (vaccine) 2. Australian and New Zealand Totalizator Agency Board tab. in British English abbreviation for table (list or chart) tab in American English 1 (tæb) noun 1. a small, flat loop, strap, or metal ring fastened to something for pulling it, hanging it up, etc. 2. a small, often ornamental, flap or piece fastened to the edge or surface as of a dress, coat, etc. 3. an attached or projecting piece as of a file folder, often with a label, used in filing 4. Aeronautics an auxiliary airfoil set into the trailing edge of a larger control surface, suchas an aileron verb transitiveWord forms: tabbed or ˈtabbing 5. to provide with tabs 6. to choose or select tab in American English 2 (tæb) noun US, Informal 1. a bill or check, as for expenses 2. total cost or expenses Idioms: keep tabs on pick up the tab Word origin prob. short for tabulation tab in American English 3 (tæb) noun 1. tablet 2. tabloid 3. tabulator tab in American English 4 1. table(s) 2. Pharmacy tablet(s) Word origin (sense 2) L tabella More idioms containing tab pick up the tab Examples of 'tab' in a sentence tab The rest of the cast are hard to keep tabs on in their matching red boiler suits. Times, Sunday Times (2016) This will look deeply hypocritical and wasteful to the taxpayers who are picking up the tab. The Sun (2016) Successive governments propped up companies that had no plausible prospects and the taxpayer picked up the tab. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Although it would be handy if you too had a rock star on hand to pick up the tab. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Billions have gone to wind farm and solar energy firms in recent years with business and households picking up the tab. The Sun (2017) He was not helped by two expensive divorces and his habit during the good times of picking up the tab in restaurants. Times, Sunday Times (2016) If they are from within the area, their own government will pick up the tab. Times, Sunday Times (2016) And Button always picked the tab. The Sun (2016) Apparently it means keeping tabs on the people next door, who happen to be called Jones. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The upshot is that some companies pay less tax than they should, which in turn means individual income taxpayers end up picking up the tab. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The banana comes with its own pull tab. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Stopping members running up huge tabs is also being considered. The Sun (2012) We will go out for another drink soon and keep tabs on how we are getting on. The Sun (2006) We all expected him to pick up the tab. John Harris THE LAST PARTY: Britpop, Blair and the demise of English rock (2003) They keep very close tabs on him. The Sun (2014) You can then flick between the two by clicking on tabs at the top of the window. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The sight of that red tab on the back pocket triggers something that is well worth triggering. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Mutual love replaces the need to keep tabs. Christianity Today (2000) The firm was picking up the tab. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The plan is aimed keeping closer tabs dangerous cons still on licence. The Sun (2006) Nurses are the last people who should pick up the tab. The Sun (2007) But consumer groups warned families would pick up the tab by paying more for their gas and electricity. The Sun (2012) Handy for keeping tabs on trends. Times, Sunday Times (2009) You can't go in or out without people keeping tabs on you. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The practice of allowing MPs to run up tabs may also be examined. Times, Sunday Times (2012) All my credit-card bills go straight to my accountants so they can keep tabs and pay things off. Times, Sunday Times (2007) MI5 is devoting'small but significant' resources to keeping close tabs on them. The Sun (2008) Word lists with tab parts of an aircraft, parts of an aircraft In other languages tab British English: tab NOUN paper A tab is a small piece of cloth or paper that is attached to something, usually with information about that thing written on it. A clerk had slipped the wrong tab on his X-ray . American English: tab Brazilian Portuguese: etiqueta Chinese: 标签 European Spanish: etiqueta French: étiquette German: Etikett Italian: etichetta Japanese: ラベル Korean: 색인표 European Portuguese: etiqueta Latin American Spanish: etiqueta British English: tab NOUN bill A tab is the total cost of goods or services that you have to pay, or the bill or check for those goods or services. At least one estimate puts the total tab at $7 million. American English: tab Brazilian Portuguese: conta Chinese: 账单 European Spanish: cuenta French: facture German: Rechnung Italian: conto Japanese: 勘定 Korean: 계산서 European Portuguese: conta Latin American Spanish: cuenta Chinese translation of 'tab' tab (tæb) n (c) (on drinks can) 拉环(環) (lāhuán) (个(個), gè) (on garment) 标(標)签(籤) (biāoqiān) (个(個), gè) (US, = bill) 账(賬)单(單) (zhàngdān) (个(個), gè) to pick up the tab (inf) 付账(賬) (fùzhàng) to keep tabs on (inf) [person, sb's movements] 监(監)视(視) (jiānshì) (noun) in the sense of flap Definition any similar flap, such as a piece of paper attached to a file for identification a small red tab sewn on to the side of the pocket Synonyms flap He drew back the tent flap and strode out. tag Staff wore name tags and called inmates by their first names. label He peered at the label on the bottle. ticket a price ticket flag marker sticker Additional synonyms in the sense of label Definition a piece of card or other material attached to an object to show its contents, ownership, use, or destination He peered at the label on the bottle. Synonyms tag, ticket, tab, marker, flag, tally, sticker, docket (British) in the sense of tag Definition a piece of paper, leather, etc., for attaching to something as a mark or label Staff wore name tags and called inmates by their first names. Synonyms label, tab, sticker, note, ticket, slip, flag, identification, marker, flap, docket (British) in the sense of ticket Definition a label or tag attached to an article showing information such as its price and size a price ticket Synonyms label, tag, marker, sticker, card, slip, tab, docket (British) Synonyms of 'tab' tab Explore 'tab' in the dictionary
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