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waxes

/ˈwæksɪz/ /ˈwæksəz/

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noun

蜂蜡, 黄蜡

Examples :

"The candle maker uses waxes from beehives to make natural, sweet-smelling candles. "

这位蜡烛制造商使用蜂箱里的蜂蜡来制作天然的、香味甜美的蜡烛。

material substance

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noun

耳垢，耳屎

Examples :

"What role does the wax in your earhole fulfill?"

你耳孔里的耳屎有什么作用呢？

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noun

蜡，蜂蜡，石蜡

Any oily, water-resistant substance; normally long-chain hydrocarbons, alcohols or esters.

Examples :

"The car detailer uses special waxes to protect the paint from sun and rain. "

汽车美容师使用特殊的车蜡来保护车漆，防止阳光和雨水侵蚀。

substance material chemistry

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noun

蜡，上光蜡。

Any preparation containing wax, used as a polish.

Examples :

"She uses waxes to keep her wooden furniture shiny and protected. "

她用上光蜡来保持她的木制家具光亮和受到保护。

material substance appearance

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noun

唱片，黑胶唱片

The phonograph record format for music.

Examples :

"My grandfather still keeps all his old jazz music on waxes in the attic. "

我爷爷还把所有他以前的爵士乐唱片都保存在阁楼里。

music media entertainment technology history

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noun

枫糖浆

A thick syrup made by boiling down the sap of the sugar maple and then cooling it.

Examples :

"Grandma's recipe called for a generous amount of maple waxes to flavor the pancakes. "

奶奶的食谱里需要加大量的枫糖浆来给薄烤饼调味。

food substance plant

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noun

大麻油，大麻膏。

A type of drugs with as main ingredients weed oil and butane; hash oil

Examples :

"Due to the strong smell, the student got caught trying to smoke waxes in the school bathroom. "

因为气味太重，那个学生在学校厕所里抽大麻油膏的时候被抓住了。

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verb

打蜡，上蜡

To apply wax to (something, such as a shoe, a floor, a car, or an apple), usually to make it shiny.

Examples :

"She waxes her surfboard so she won't slip. "

她在冲浪板上打蜡，这样就不会滑倒了。

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verb

蜜蜡脱毛，用蜡脱。

To remove hair at the roots from (a part of the body) by coating the skin with a film of wax that is then pulled away sharply.

Examples :

"Maria waxes her legs to make them smooth for the summer. "

玛丽亚用蜜蜡给腿部脱毛，这样夏天的时候腿就会很光滑。

body appearance action

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verb

彻底击败，打败。

To defeat utterly.

Examples :

""Our school's basketball team waxes all of its opponents this season." "

今年我们学校的篮球队把所有对手都彻底打败了。

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verb

杀死，谋杀

To kill, especially to murder a person.

Examples :

"The gangster threatened to wax anyone who crossed him. "

那个黑帮分子威胁说，谁要是惹了他，他就杀了谁。

person action police inhuman war military

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verb

录制，灌录

(usually of a musical or oral performance) To record.

Examples :

"The band waxes their new single next week at a recording studio downtown. "

乐队下周将在市中心的录音棚灌录他们的新单曲。

music entertainment media sound technology

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verb

渐趋，日益。

To increasingly assume the specified characteristic.

Examples :

"Her enthusiasm for the project waxed as the deadline approached. "

随着截止日期的临近，她对这个项目的热情日益高涨。

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verb

生长，增长。

Examples :

"The child's excitement waxes as Christmas approaches. "

随着圣诞节的临近，孩子们的兴奋之情日益增长。

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verb

月亮渐圆，月亮渐满

(of the moon) To appear larger each night as a progression from a new moon to a full moon.

Examples :

"As the moon waxes each night, it becomes brighter and more visible in the sky. "

随着月亮每天晚上渐圆，它在天空中变得更亮，也更容易被看到。

astronomy space time nature phenomena

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verb

涨潮，上涨.

(of the tide) To move from low tide to high tide.

Examples :

"The tide waxes each day, bringing the sailboats closer to shore. "

每天都在涨潮，把帆船带得离岸边更近了。

nautical ocean sailing weather

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noun

发火，怒火。

An outburst of anger.

Examples :

"The teacher often ignored the student's little waxes, hoping they would stop on their own. "

老师常常忽略学生们的小脾气，希望他们自己能消停下来。

emotion character mind