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reeds

/riːdz/

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noun

芦苇，芦荻

Any of various types of tall stiff perennial grass-like plants growing together in groups near water.

Examples :

"The ducks hid amongst the tall reeds at the edge of the lake. "

鸭子们藏在湖边高高的芦苇丛中。

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noun

芦苇，芦杆

The hollow stem of these plants.

Examples :

"The children used the reeds they found by the river to make whistles, blowing air through their hollow stems. "

孩子们用在河边找到的芦苇杆做哨子，往空心的杆子里吹气。

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noun

簧片，哨片

Part of the mouthpiece of certain woodwind instruments, comprising a thin piece of wood or metal which shakes very quickly to produce sound when a musician blows over it.

Examples :

"The clarinet player carefully adjusted the reeds before starting to practice. "

单簧管演奏者在开始练习前，小心地调整着簧片/哨片。

music part sound utensil material

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noun

簧片，芦苇片

A musical instrument such as the clarinet or oboe, which produces sound when a musician blows on the reed.

Examples :

"The musician carefully adjusted the reeds of her saxophone before the jazz performance. "

演出前，那位音乐家仔细地调整了她萨克斯管上的簧片。

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noun

筘，筢。

A comb-like part of a beater for beating the weft when weaving.

Examples :

"The weaver carefully adjusted the reeds to ensure the weft threads were evenly packed in the fabric. "

织工小心地调整筘，以确保纬线在织物中均匀排列。

material technology machine utensil industry

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noun

鲸骨，裙撑。

A piece of whalebone or similar for stiffening the skirt or waist of a woman's dress.

Examples :

"The museum display showed how dresses in the 1800s used reeds to maintain their wide, bell-shaped skirts. "

博物馆的展览展示了19世纪的裙子是如何用鲸骨裙撑来保持宽大钟形的裙摆的。

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noun

芦苇，芦荻

Examples :

"The reeds on the antique cabinet added a decorative, textured effect. "

那件古董柜子上用芦苇做的装饰条纹，增添了一种装饰性的纹理效果。

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noun

引线，导火索。

A tube containing the train of powder for igniting the charge in blasting.

Examples :

"The demolition crew carefully placed the reeds into the drilled holes before initiating the controlled blast. "

拆除队在引爆前小心地将引线放入钻好的孔中。

material technical machine

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noun

茅草, 芦苇.

Straw prepared for thatching a roof.

Examples :

"The farmer gathered the reeds to repair the roof of his barn. "

农夫 собирал 茅草，用来修理谷仓的屋顶。

material agriculture building

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noun

箭，箭矢

A missile weapon.

Examples :

"While the definition of "reeds" as "a missile weapon" is archaic and uncommon, a contextually accurate sentence is: "The ancient text described warriors using reeds tipped with poison as a means of attack." "

古代文献描述了武士使用涂有毒药的箭矢作为攻击手段。

weapon military

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noun

尺，量具。

A measuring rod.

Examples :

"The surveyor used reeds to mark out the boundaries of the new field. "

测量员用尺来标出新田地的边界。

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verb

盖茅草，用芦苇覆盖.

Examples :

"The villagers used long grasses to reeds the roof of the hut, making it waterproof. "

村民们用长长的草盖茅草屋顶，使它防水。

material architecture

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verb

滚边, 压边.

To mill or mint with reeding.

Examples :

"The craftsman reeds the edges of the silver coins, adding a textured ring for better grip and to prevent clipping. "

这位工匠在银币边缘滚边，增加一圈带纹理的边，以便更好地抓握并防止被刮削。

technical machine

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noun

皱胃，真胃

The fourth stomach of a ruminant; rennet.

Examples :

"The butcher carefully removed the reeds from the calf to make rennet for cheesemaking. "

屠夫小心翼翼地从小牛身上取下皱胃，准备制作奶酪所需的凝乳酶。

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