单词 | honeycomb |
释义 | honeycomb I. 1. a. b. < pats of butter stamped with a swan, and slabs of honeycomb — Mary Webb > 2. < a scratch or spot of honeycomb in the grooves renders the rifle completely useless for match-shooting — W.W.Greener > 3. a. < a honeycomb of pigeonholes stuffed with old letters — Berton Roueché > < a honeycomb of dark, roofed-in arcades — Mollie Panter-Downes > < is experimenting with metal honeycomb made of stainless steel — Reid Hale > < a red honeycomb of fire burning far into a great pine root — Eve Langley > specifically b. (1) (2) c. or honeycomb stomach d. II. 1. a. < both substances eat and honeycomb the pipe — Emily Holt > < the tunnels of the subways honeycomb rocks and rivers and skyscrapers — American Guide Series: New York City > < the limestone country hereabouts is honeycombed with caves and grottoes — Tom Marvel > b. < the 650,000-odd peasant settlements which honeycomb the countryside — Daniel & Alice Thorner > < blouses are ruched and honeycombed in alternating panels > 2. a. < a book that has been honeycombed with classical allusions > < the … government is honeycombed with spies — T.H.White b.1915 > b. < the gigantic edifice of prices was honeycombed with speculative credit — F.L.Allen > intransitive verb < acids cause boiler metal to honeycomb > < the cliff opened … before the girl, honeycombing into archways and steep flights of stairs — Kay Boyle > |
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