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glass/ɡlɑ:s/ n., v. & adj.●n. 1a (often 常作 attrib.) a hard, brittle, usu. transparent, translucent, or shiny substance, made by fusing sand with soda and lime and sometimes other ingredients (cf. 参见 CROWN GLASS, FLINT GLASS, PLATE GLASS) 玻璃 b any similar substance which has solidified from a molten state without crystallizing 玻璃状物 volcanic glass 火山岩玻璃 2 (often 常作 collect.) an object or objects made from, or partly from, glass esp. (尤指): 玻璃制品，玻璃器具a esp. Brit. a drinking vessel [尤英]玻璃酒具 b esp. Brit. a mirror; a looking-glass [尤英]镜子；穿衣镜 c an hourglass 沙漏 d a window 玻璃窗 e a greenhouse 暖房，温室 rows of lettuce under glass 温室里一畦畦的生菜 f glass ornaments 玻璃饰品 g a barometer 晴雨表，气压计 h Brit. a glass disc covering a watch face [英]表蒙子 i a magnifying lens 放大镜 j a monocle 单眼镜 3 (in pl. 用复数)a spectacles 眼镜 b field glasses; opera glasses (户外用的双筒)望远镜；(在剧院看戏用的)小望远镜 4 the amount of liquid contained in a glass; a drink 一杯的量；酒 he likes a glass 他喜欢喝点酒 ●v. tr. 1 (usu. as 通常作 glassed adj.) fit with glass; glaze 将(某物)装在玻璃器皿里；装玻璃于(某物)；给(某物)镶嵌玻璃 2 poet. reflect as in a mirror [诗]映照，反映 3 Mil. look at or for with field glasses 【军】用望远镜观察 ●adj. of or made from glass 玻璃的；用玻璃制作的 □ glassful n. (pl. -fuls)□ glassless adj.□ glasslike adj.[Old English glœs, from Germanic: cf. GLAZE] |