英语词汇hob怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

hob¹

noun hɒbhɑb

1British A cooking appliance, or the flat top part of a cooker, with hotplates or burners.
〈英〉灶台，炉台，灶台搁架
Example sentencesExamples
- Integrated appliances include a four ring electric hob with single oven, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
- It's a dual-fuel range cooker of timeless design, combined with a powerful six-burner gas hob, three electric ovens and a grill.
- There is an integrated electric oven, gas hob, fridge and dishwasher.
- Standard features in all properties include fitted kitchens with a range of built-in appliances including integrated fridge-freezers, electric hobs and ovens.
- Purchase rates for electric cookers and hobs are also above average.
- The kitchen has a cooker, hob and microwave which will all be staying in the property.
- Standard features include fully tiled and fitted kitchens with integrated appliances including stainless steel ovens, hobs, fridge-freezers, dishwashers and washing machines.
- Off the back of the hallway is the ceramic tiled kitchen, a bright room with a high ceiling, cream wooden units, a cooker, gas hob and integrated dishwasher and fridge freezer.
- Dissolve the sugar solution to a clear syrup on the hob over a gentle heat, stirring once or twice.
- Both have a number of integrated appliances including oven, hob, extractor fan, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and microwave.
- The kitchen has a range of wall and floor units, an integrated fridge freezer, a hob, oven and extractor fan.
- The fitted units here are white and there is also a double sink, an integrated fridge and an electric hob and wall oven.
- She opened the lid of one of the Aga hobs and put a frying pan on it.
- We have an extractor fan in the kitchen which is over the hob.
- A bookshelf displays an array of well-thumbed cookbooks, and the kettle bubbles on the hob.
- Electrical appliances include an oven and hob, and an integrated fridge/freezer and dish washer.
- An unusual feature is the electric hob which incorporates a barbecue grill and deep fat fryer as well as two electric plates.
- The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with maple wall and floor units, a terracotta tiled splashback, gas hob and another cast iron fireplace.
- Appliances include a fitted hob and oven, an integrated fridge freezer and plumbing for a dishwasher.
- All kitchens are fitted with an oven, gas hob, cooker hood, fridge-freezer and combined washing machine and tumble drier.
- Open the windows and switch on the extractor fan above the hob.
- The evening is already short, so I put on the hob to heat water for eggs.
1. 1.1 A flat metal shelf at the side of a fireplace, having its surface level with the top of the grate and used especially for heating pans.
  壁炉旁的金属搁架（尤用于供平底锅加热）
  Example sentencesExamples
  Inside the original rafters and walls are adorned by two splendid hobs over a fireplace.
  In Granny Kilpatrick's cookhouse stood a great black stove and all the pots sat around on the big white hobs.
  It began to respond to the demands of Britain's burgeoning towns and cities for cast iron - for rainwater goods, street furniture, fireplaces, hobs and grates and all manner of other items.
2A machine tool used for cutting gears or screw threads.
滚刀，齿轮滚铣刀
Example sentencesExamples
- The hob is composed of cutter blades and a hob head.
- Once you have used a hob to cut a gear you will wonder why you would use anything else!
3A peg or pin used as a mark in throwing games.
（投掷游戏中作为记号的）钉子，大头针
Example sentencesExamples
- If the hob is only one ring away, you receive one point.
- The game has the hobs 11 yards apart in 3ft squares of clay.

Origin

Late 16th century (in hob (sense 3 of the noun)): alteration of hub. hob (sense 1 of the noun), ‘metal shelf by a fireplace’, dates from the late 17th century.

hub from early 16th century:
Although hub is recorded from the early 16th century, it did not appear in any dictionary until the 19th. It seems to have been an English dialect term that first meant ‘hob’ (a variant spelling recorded from the late 16th century), which before the days of modern cookers was a surface behind or beside a fireplace used for heating pans, originally made of piled up clay. The sense ‘the central part of a wheel’ dates from the mid 17th century and was probably suggested by the shape of the original ‘hub’.

Rhymes

blob, bob, cob, dob, fob, glob, gob, job, lob, mob, nob, rob, slob, snob, sob, squab, stob, swab, throb, yob

hob²

nounhɒbhɑb

1A male ferret.
雄雪貂。比较GILL ⁴（义项2）
Compare with gill (sense 1)
Example sentencesExamples
- She should be in full season for 2 weeks before being put with a hob.
- Hobs are usually bigger than jills but the personalities vary little between the sexes.
2British dialect, archaic A sprite or hobgoblin.
〈古，方〉小精灵，妖怪
Example sentencesExamples
- It has been the haunt of the mischievous, mythical hobs.
- During the festival, local residents and businesses will take part in a competition to decorate their homes, gardens and shop fronts with home made boggarts, wood spirits, elves, hobs and faeries.

Phrases

play (or raise) hob

Cause mischief.
〈北美〉淘气，捣蛋；破坏
Example sentencesExamples
- The internal politics of getting things done has played hob with their scheduling.
- The pavement raises hob with them and seems to impart a grade of dirt which defies removal.
- But there's a non-obvious one, which is to say that it plays hob with my writing schedule, or at least it tries to.
- The three-year recession and the constant lowering of interest rates to fight it are raising hob with pension funds.
- Digital cell phones have raised hob with hearing aids through electromagnetic interference.
- The cost of diverting waste can play hob with a private company's bottom line or a community's operating budget.
- Even more fun - fructose plays hob with the enzymes that ‘tell’ cells whether to burn fat or store it.
- They aren't going to be setting up camp for a weekend and raising hob with 15 of their good buddies.
- A combination of intense travel and poor health have played hob with my schedule.
- The wind raised hob, blew the door shut after him leaving our worthy president locked in the cellar.

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense 'country fellow'): pet form of Rob, short for Robin or Robert, often referring specifically to Robin Goodfellow.

hob¹

nounhɑbhäb

1A flat metal shelf at the side or back of a fireplace, having its surface level with the top of the grate and used especially for heating pans.
壁炉旁的金属搁架（尤用于供平底锅加热）
Example sentencesExamples
- In Granny Kilpatrick's cookhouse stood a great black stove and all the pots sat around on the big white hobs.
- It began to respond to the demands of Britain's burgeoning towns and cities for cast iron - for rainwater goods, street furniture, fireplaces, hobs and grates and all manner of other items.
- Inside the original rafters and walls are adorned by two splendid hobs over a fireplace.
1. 1.1British A cooking appliance, or the flat top part of a stove, with hotplates or burners.
  〈英〉灶台，炉台，灶台搁架
2A machine tool used for cutting gears or screw threads.
滚刀，齿轮滚铣刀
Example sentencesExamples
- The hob is composed of cutter blades and a hob head.
- Once you have used a hob to cut a gear you will wonder why you would use anything else!

Origin

Late 16th century (in hob (sense 3 of the noun)): alteration of hub. hob (sense 1 of the noun), ‘metal shelf by a fireplace’, dates from the late 17th century.

hob²

nounhɑbhäb

1A male ferret.
雄雪貂。比较GILL ⁴（义项2）
Compare with gill (sense 1)
Example sentencesExamples
- Hobs are usually bigger than jills but the personalities vary little between the sexes.
- She should be in full season for 2 weeks before being put with a hob.
2British dialect, archaic A sprite or hobgoblin.
〈古，方〉小精灵，妖怪
Example sentencesExamples
- It has been the haunt of the mischievous, mythical hobs.
- During the festival, local residents and businesses will take part in a competition to decorate their homes, gardens and shop fronts with home made boggarts, wood spirits, elves, hobs and faeries.

Phrases

play (or raise) hob

Cause mischief.
〈北美〉淘气，捣蛋；破坏
Example sentencesExamples
- But there's a non-obvious one, which is to say that it plays hob with my writing schedule, or at least it tries to.
- Even more fun - fructose plays hob with the enzymes that ‘tell’ cells whether to burn fat or store it.
- The pavement raises hob with them and seems to impart a grade of dirt which defies removal.
- The cost of diverting waste can play hob with a private company's bottom line or a community's operating budget.
- The wind raised hob, blew the door shut after him leaving our worthy president locked in the cellar.
- The internal politics of getting things done has played hob with their scheduling.
- They aren't going to be setting up camp for a weekend and raising hob with 15 of their good buddies.
- The three-year recession and the constant lowering of interest rates to fight it are raising hob with pension funds.
- A combination of intense travel and poor health have played hob with my schedule.
- Digital cell phones have raised hob with hearing aids through electromagnetic interference.

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense ‘country fellow’): pet form of Rob, short for Robin or Robert, often referring specifically to Robin Goodfellow.

单词	hob
释义	hob¹ noun hɒbhɑb 1British A cooking appliance, or the flat top part of a cooker, with hotplates or burners. 〈英〉灶台，炉台，灶台搁架 Example sentencesExamples Integrated appliances include a four ring electric hob with single oven, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. It's a dual-fuel range cooker of timeless design, combined with a powerful six-burner gas hob, three electric ovens and a grill. There is an integrated electric oven, gas hob, fridge and dishwasher. Standard features in all properties include fitted kitchens with a range of built-in appliances including integrated fridge-freezers, electric hobs and ovens. Purchase rates for electric cookers and hobs are also above average. The kitchen has a cooker, hob and microwave which will all be staying in the property. Standard features include fully tiled and fitted kitchens with integrated appliances including stainless steel ovens, hobs, fridge-freezers, dishwashers and washing machines. Off the back of the hallway is the ceramic tiled kitchen, a bright room with a high ceiling, cream wooden units, a cooker, gas hob and integrated dishwasher and fridge freezer. Dissolve the sugar solution to a clear syrup on the hob over a gentle heat, stirring once or twice. Both have a number of integrated appliances including oven, hob, extractor fan, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and microwave. The kitchen has a range of wall and floor units, an integrated fridge freezer, a hob, oven and extractor fan. The fitted units here are white and there is also a double sink, an integrated fridge and an electric hob and wall oven. She opened the lid of one of the Aga hobs and put a frying pan on it. We have an extractor fan in the kitchen which is over the hob. A bookshelf displays an array of well-thumbed cookbooks, and the kettle bubbles on the hob. Electrical appliances include an oven and hob, and an integrated fridge/freezer and dish washer. An unusual feature is the electric hob which incorporates a barbecue grill and deep fat fryer as well as two electric plates. The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with maple wall and floor units, a terracotta tiled splashback, gas hob and another cast iron fireplace. Appliances include a fitted hob and oven, an integrated fridge freezer and plumbing for a dishwasher. All kitchens are fitted with an oven, gas hob, cooker hood, fridge-freezer and combined washing machine and tumble drier. Open the windows and switch on the extractor fan above the hob. The evening is already short, so I put on the hob to heat water for eggs. 1.1 A flat metal shelf at the side of a fireplace, having its surface level with the top of the grate and used especially for heating pans. 壁炉旁的金属搁架（尤用于供平底锅加热） Example sentencesExamples Inside the original rafters and walls are adorned by two splendid hobs over a fireplace. In Granny Kilpatrick's cookhouse stood a great black stove and all the pots sat around on the big white hobs. It began to respond to the demands of Britain's burgeoning towns and cities for cast iron - for rainwater goods, street furniture, fireplaces, hobs and grates and all manner of other items. 2A machine tool used for cutting gears or screw threads. 滚刀，齿轮滚铣刀 Example sentencesExamples The hob is composed of cutter blades and a hob head. Once you have used a hob to cut a gear you will wonder why you would use anything else! 3A peg or pin used as a mark in throwing games. （投掷游戏中作为记号的）钉子，大头针 Example sentencesExamples If the hob is only one ring away, you receive one point. The game has the hobs 11 yards apart in 3ft squares of clay. Origin Late 16th century (in hob (sense 3 of the noun)): alteration of hub. hob (sense 1 of the noun), ‘metal shelf by a fireplace’, dates from the late 17th century. hub from early 16th century: Although hub is recorded from the early 16th century, it did not appear in any dictionary until the 19th. It seems to have been an English dialect term that first meant ‘hob’ (a variant spelling recorded from the late 16th century), which before the days of modern cookers was a surface behind or beside a fireplace used for heating pans, originally made of piled up clay. The sense ‘the central part of a wheel’ dates from the mid 17th century and was probably suggested by the shape of the original ‘hub’. Rhymes blob, bob, cob, dob, fob, glob, gob, job, lob, mob, nob, rob, slob, snob, sob, squab, stob, swab, throb, yob hob² nounhɒbhɑb 1A male ferret. 雄雪貂。比较GILL ⁴（义项2） Compare with gill (sense 1) Example sentencesExamples She should be in full season for 2 weeks before being put with a hob. Hobs are usually bigger than jills but the personalities vary little between the sexes. 2British dialect, archaic A sprite or hobgoblin. 〈古，方〉小精灵，妖怪 Example sentencesExamples It has been the haunt of the mischievous, mythical hobs. During the festival, local residents and businesses will take part in a competition to decorate their homes, gardens and shop fronts with home made boggarts, wood spirits, elves, hobs and faeries. Phrases play (or raise) hob Cause mischief. 〈北美〉淘气，捣蛋；破坏 Example sentencesExamples The internal politics of getting things done has played hob with their scheduling. The pavement raises hob with them and seems to impart a grade of dirt which defies removal. But there's a non-obvious one, which is to say that it plays hob with my writing schedule, or at least it tries to. The three-year recession and the constant lowering of interest rates to fight it are raising hob with pension funds. Digital cell phones have raised hob with hearing aids through electromagnetic interference. The cost of diverting waste can play hob with a private company's bottom line or a community's operating budget. Even more fun - fructose plays hob with the enzymes that ‘tell’ cells whether to burn fat or store it. They aren't going to be setting up camp for a weekend and raising hob with 15 of their good buddies. A combination of intense travel and poor health have played hob with my schedule. The wind raised hob, blew the door shut after him leaving our worthy president locked in the cellar. Origin Late Middle English (in the sense 'country fellow'): pet form of Rob, short for Robin or Robert, often referring specifically to Robin Goodfellow. noun.1 noun.2 phr. hob¹ nounhɑbhäb 1A flat metal shelf at the side or back of a fireplace, having its surface level with the top of the grate and used especially for heating pans. 壁炉旁的金属搁架（尤用于供平底锅加热） Example sentencesExamples In Granny Kilpatrick's cookhouse stood a great black stove and all the pots sat around on the big white hobs. It began to respond to the demands of Britain's burgeoning towns and cities for cast iron - for rainwater goods, street furniture, fireplaces, hobs and grates and all manner of other items. Inside the original rafters and walls are adorned by two splendid hobs over a fireplace. 1.1British A cooking appliance, or the flat top part of a stove, with hotplates or burners. 〈英〉灶台，炉台，灶台搁架 2A machine tool used for cutting gears or screw threads. 滚刀，齿轮滚铣刀 Example sentencesExamples The hob is composed of cutter blades and a hob head. Once you have used a hob to cut a gear you will wonder why you would use anything else! Origin Late 16th century (in hob (sense 3 of the noun)): alteration of hub. hob (sense 1 of the noun), ‘metal shelf by a fireplace’, dates from the late 17th century. hob² nounhɑbhäb 1A male ferret. 雄雪貂。比较GILL ⁴（义项2） Compare with gill (sense 1) Example sentencesExamples Hobs are usually bigger than jills but the personalities vary little between the sexes. She should be in full season for 2 weeks before being put with a hob. 2British dialect, archaic A sprite or hobgoblin. 〈古，方〉小精灵，妖怪 Example sentencesExamples It has been the haunt of the mischievous, mythical hobs. During the festival, local residents and businesses will take part in a competition to decorate their homes, gardens and shop fronts with home made boggarts, wood spirits, elves, hobs and faeries. Phrases play (or raise) hob Cause mischief. 〈北美〉淘气，捣蛋；破坏 Example sentencesExamples But there's a non-obvious one, which is to say that it plays hob with my writing schedule, or at least it tries to. Even more fun - fructose plays hob with the enzymes that ‘tell’ cells whether to burn fat or store it. The pavement raises hob with them and seems to impart a grade of dirt which defies removal. The cost of diverting waste can play hob with a private company's bottom line or a community's operating budget. The wind raised hob, blew the door shut after him leaving our worthy president locked in the cellar. The internal politics of getting things done has played hob with their scheduling. They aren't going to be setting up camp for a weekend and raising hob with 15 of their good buddies. The three-year recession and the constant lowering of interest rates to fight it are raising hob with pension funds. A combination of intense travel and poor health have played hob with my schedule. Digital cell phones have raised hob with hearing aids through electromagnetic interference. Origin Late Middle English (in the sense ‘country fellow’): pet form of Rob, short for Robin or Robert, often referring specifically to Robin Goodfellow. noun.1 noun.2 phr.
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