| 释义 |
  enlarge image/drɔː(r)/ /drɔːr/ a part of a piece of furniture such as a desk, used for keeping things in. It is like a box in shape and has a handle on the front for pulling it out.抽屉- in the top/middle/bottom drawer of the desk写字台的上层／中层／下层抽屉
- the kitchen drawer (= the one in the kitchen)厨房抽屉（=厨房里的抽屉）
see also app drawer, bottom drawer, chest of drawers, top drawerExtra Examples- He pushed the drawer shut with a bang.他砰的一声把抽屉推了回去。
- He put the letters in the drawer.他把信放进抽屉。
- She pulled open the second drawer down to find the money had gone.她拉开第二个抽屉，发现钱不见了。
- She took the gun from the drawer.她从抽屉里取出了枪。
- What do you think you are doing, rummaging through my drawers?你翻遍了我的抽屉，你想干什么 ?
- a desk with two deep drawers either side每边有两个深底抽屉的书桌
Topics Houses and homesb2Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjectiveverb + drawerpreposition- from a/the drawer
- out of a/the drawer
- in a/the drawer
- …
-
/ˈdrɔːə(r)/ /ˈdrɔːər/ a person who produces a drawing or design开票人；出票人- He is an expert drawer and painter.他是一位专业的抽屉和画家。
-
/ˈdrɔːə(r)/ /ˈdrɔːər/ (formal) a person who writes a cheque (= a printed form that you can write on and sign as a way of paying for something instead of using money)写支票的人（= 可以在上面书写和签名的打印表格，作为支付某物而不是使用金钱的一种方式）- a cheque bearing the signature of the drawer带有出票人签名的支票
|