cord

noun

/kɔːd/

/kɔːrd/

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[uncountable, countable] strong thick string or thin rope; a piece of this（结实的）粗线，细绳；一根粗线（或细绳）
- a piece/length of cord一根／一段粗线
- picture cord (= used for hanging pictures)画的挂绳
- a silk bag tied with a gold cord用金线捆扎的丝绸包
see also sash cord
Extra Examples
- He knotted the cord of his dressing gown.他把晨衣的系带打了一个结。
- You need a piece of thick cord about two feet long.你需要一段长约 2 英尺的粗绳。
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- thick
- thin
- long
- …
… of cord
- length
- piece
verb + cord
- pull
- knot
- tie (something with)
- …
(especially North American English)
(British English also flex)
[countable, uncountable] a piece of wire that is covered with plastic, used for carrying electricity to a piece of equipment花线；皮线
- an electrical cord电线
- I followed the telephone cord and found the wall socket.我顺着电话线找到了墙上的插座。
see also cordless
Extra Examples
- Cutters are useful for cutting electric cord to the right length.剪切钳很适合用来把电线切割成合适的长度。
- a cord connecting two PCs连接两台个人电脑的电线
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- long
- electric
- electrical
- …
… of cord
- length
verb + cord
- plug in
- pull out
- unplug
- …
cord + verb
- connect something
[countable] (often in compounds) a part of the body that is like a piece of cord脐带；（人体的）带，索
- The baby was still attached to its mother by the cord.婴儿与母体仍有脐带相连。
see also spinal cord, umbilical cord, vocal cords
(also corduroy)
[uncountable] a type of strong soft cotton cloth with a pattern of raised straight lines on it, used for making clothes灯芯绒
- a cord jacket灯芯绒夹克
cords

(also old-fashioned corduroys)
[plural] trousers made of corduroy灯芯绒裤子
- a pair of cords一条灯芯绒裤子
Topics Clothes and Fashionc2

Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French corde, from Latin chorda, from Greek khordē ‘gut, string of a musical instrument’.

单词	cord
释义	cord noun /kɔːd/ /kɔːrd/ enlarge image [uncountable, countable] strong thick string or thin rope; a piece of this（结实的）粗线，细绳；一根粗线（或细绳） a piece/length of cord一根／一段粗线 picture cord (= used for hanging pictures)画的挂绳 a silk bag tied with a gold cord用金线捆扎的丝绸包 see also sash cord Extra Examples He knotted the cord of his dressing gown.他把晨衣的系带打了一个结。 You need a piece of thick cord about two feet long.你需要一段长约 2 英尺的粗绳。 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective thick thin long … … of cord length piece verb + cord pull knot tie (something with) … (especially North American English) (British English also flex) [countable, uncountable] a piece of wire that is covered with plastic, used for carrying electricity to a piece of equipment花线；皮线 an electrical cord电线 I followed the telephone cord and found the wall socket.我顺着电话线找到了墙上的插座。 see also cordless Extra Examples Cutters are useful for cutting electric cord to the right length.剪切钳很适合用来把电线切割成合适的长度。 a cord connecting two PCs连接两台个人电脑的电线 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective long electric electrical … … of cord length verb + cord plug in pull out unplug … cord + verb connect something [countable] (often in compounds) a part of the body that is like a piece of cord脐带；（人体的）带，索 The baby was still attached to its mother by the cord.婴儿与母体仍有脐带相连。 see also spinal cord, umbilical cord, vocal cords (also corduroy) [uncountable] a type of strong soft cotton cloth with a pattern of raised straight lines on it, used for making clothes灯芯绒 a cord jacket灯芯绒夹克 cords (also old-fashioned corduroys) [plural] trousers made of corduroy灯芯绒裤子 a pair of cords一条灯芯绒裤子 Topics Clothes and Fashionc2 Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French corde, from Latin chorda, from Greek khordē ‘gut, string of a musical instrument’.
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