英语词汇wall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

¹ wall /ˈwɑːl/ noun

plural walls

¹ wall

/ˈwɑːl/

noun

plural walls

Learner's definition of WALL

[count]

: a structure of brick, stone, etc., that surrounds an area or separates one area from another墙；围墙

A stone wall marks off their property.一面石墙圈出了他们的房产。
the Great Wall of China中国长城
the walls of the ancient city古城城墙

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

The wave was like a wall of water.波浪就像是一道水幕。
The police formed a human wall around him.警方在他身边围起了一道人墙。
His suggestion was met with a wall of silence. [=was met with complete silence]他的建议无人响应。
a wall of sound声墙
He built an emotional wall [=barrier] around himself.他为自己建起了一道感情屏障。

— see also climbing wall, fire wall, retaining wall, seawall

: the structure that forms the side of a room or building（房间或建筑的）墙，墙壁

She hung posters on the walls of her room.她把海报都挂在了自己房间的墙上。
This apartment building has thin walls, and you can hear everything your neighbors say.这个公寓楼的墙很薄，邻居说什么你都能听见。
A lot has happened inside these four walls. [=inside this room]在这个房间里发生过太多的事。
Lower your voice and be careful what you say. The walls have ears. [=other people could be listening to what you say]把声音放低，说话要小心。隔墙有耳。

: the outer layer of something that is hollow (such as a part of the body or of a plant)（身体器官或植物等中空物体的）外壁

plant cell walls植物细胞壁
Muscles in the abdominal wall help protect organs.腹壁肌肉可以帮助保护器官。

back is to/against the wall

— see ¹back

climbing the walls

— see ¹climb

drive (someone) up a/the wall

informal

: to make (someone) irritated, angry, or crazy（使某人）恼火，愤怒，发狂

Your constant tapping is driving me up the wall!你不停地敲来敲去真把我烦死了！
Her voice drives me up a wall. [=her voice is very annoying to me]她的声音让我抓狂。

fly on the wall

— see ³fly

go to the wall

informal

US : to make every possible effort to achieve something, to win, etc.（竭尽全力）获得，赢得

He's prepared to go to the wall to defend his beliefs.他已做好准备尽全力捍卫自己的信仰。

British : to fail because of a lack of money（因缺少资金而）失败

a company that has gone to the wall破产的公司

hit a/the wall

informal

: to reach a point at which you find it very difficult or impossible to continue撞墙，碰壁（处于难以继续的状态）

He worked late every day and took frequent business trips for several years before he finally hit the wall.他每天都工作到很晚，几年来又经常出差，直到最后他撑不下去了。
They seem to have hit the wall in terms of new ideas.他们这些新想法看起来是进行不下去了。
Her tennis career hit a wall after the injury.受伤后，她的网球生涯便走到头了。

the writing/handwriting is on the wall

or see/read the writing/handwriting on the wall

— used to say that it is clear that something bad will probably happen soon（坏事）有可能即将发生

I haven't lost my job yet, but the writing is on the wall: my company just laid off 50 more people today.我目前还没失业，不过也快了：公司今天刚刚又解雇了50名员工。
No one told him he was going to be fired, but he could see the writing on the wall.没有人跟他说他将被解雇，但他能看出一点儿苗头。

up against a/the wall

informal

: in a very bad position or situation陷入困境；碰壁

The team was up against a wall in the first half of the game.这支队在上半场比赛中就陷入了困境。

² wall /ˈwɑːl/ verb

walls; walled; walling

² wall

/ˈwɑːl/

verb

walls; walled; walling

Learner's definition of WALL

wall in

[phrasal verb]

wall (something) in or wall in (something)

: to surround (something) with a wall or with something that is like a wall用墙（或类似墙的东西）围住…

The school grounds are walled in.学校操场四周围有围墙。
They walled the garden in with rows of thick shrubs.他们用一排排茂密的灌木丛围住了花园。

wall off

[phrasal verb]

wall (something) off or wall off (something)

: to separate (something) from the area around it with a wall用墙把…隔开

The school walled off the playground from the parking lot.学校用墙把操场和停车场隔开了。

wall up

[phrasal verb]

wall (something) up or wall up (something) : to close off (an opening) by filling it with stone, brick, etc.（用石头或砖等）堵住，封死

They walled up the doorway of the abandoned house.他们把那个废弃房子的门口封上了。

wall (someone) up or wall up (someone) : to keep (someone) as a prisoner in an enclosed space囚禁；监禁

He was walled up in the tower. [=was locked inside the tower]他被关在塔里。

单词	wall
释义	wall (verb) wall 20 ENTRIES FOUND: wall (noun) wall (verb) walled (adjective) wall-mounted (adjective) wall-to-wall (adjective) wall painting (noun) Wall Street (noun) climbing wall (noun) drystone wall (noun) fire wall (noun) hole-in-the-wall (noun) off-the-wall (adjective) retaining wall (noun) back (noun) climb (verb) drive (verb) fly (noun) handwriting (noun) hit (verb) writing (noun) ¹ wall /ˈwɑːl/ noun plural walls ¹ wall /ˈwɑːl/ noun plural walls Learner's definition of WALL [count] 1 : a structure of brick, stone, etc., that surrounds an area or separates one area from another墙；围墙 A stone wall marks off their property.一面石墙圈出了他们的房产。 the Great Wall of China中国长城 the walls of the ancient city古城城墙 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 The wave was like a wall of water.波浪就像是一道水幕。 The police formed a human wall around him.警方在他身边围起了一道人墙。 His suggestion was met with a wall of silence. [=was met with complete silence]他的建议无人响应。 a wall of sound声墙 He built an emotional wall [=barrier] around himself.他为自己建起了一道感情屏障。 — see also climbing wall, fire wall, retaining wall, seawall 2 : the structure that forms the side of a room or building（房间或建筑的）墙，墙壁 She hung posters on the walls of her room.她把海报都挂在了自己房间的墙上。 This apartment building has thin walls, and you can hear everything your neighbors say.这个公寓楼的墙很薄，邻居说什么你都能听见。 A lot has happened inside these four walls. [=inside this room]在这个房间里发生过太多的事。 Lower your voice and be careful what you say. The walls have ears. [=other people could be listening to what you say]把声音放低，说话要小心。隔墙有耳。 3 : the outer layer of something that is hollow (such as a part of the body or of a plant)（身体器官或植物等中空物体的）外壁 plant cell walls植物细胞壁 Muscles in the abdominal wall help protect organs.腹壁肌肉可以帮助保护器官。 back is to/against the wall — see ¹back climbing the walls — see ¹climb drive (someone) up a/the wall informal : to make (someone) irritated, angry, or crazy（使某人）恼火，愤怒，发狂 Your constant tapping is driving me up the wall!你不停地敲来敲去真把我烦死了！ Her voice drives me up a wall. [=her voice is very annoying to me]她的声音让我抓狂。 fly on the wall — see ³fly go to the wall informal 1 US : to make every possible effort to achieve something, to win, etc.（竭尽全力）获得，赢得 He's prepared to go to the wall to defend his beliefs.他已做好准备尽全力捍卫自己的信仰。 2 British : to fail because of a lack of money（因缺少资金而）失败 a company that has gone to the wall破产的公司 hit a/the wall informal : to reach a point at which you find it very difficult or impossible to continue撞墙，碰壁（处于难以继续的状态） He worked late every day and took frequent business trips for several years before he finally hit the wall.他每天都工作到很晚，几年来又经常出差，直到最后他撑不下去了。 They seem to have hit the wall in terms of new ideas.他们这些新想法看起来是进行不下去了。 Her tennis career hit a wall after the injury.受伤后，她的网球生涯便走到头了。 the writing/handwriting is on the wall or see/read the writing/handwriting on the wall — used to say that it is clear that something bad will probably happen soon（坏事）有可能即将发生 I haven't lost my job yet, but the writing is on the wall: my company just laid off 50 more people today.我目前还没失业，不过也快了：公司今天刚刚又解雇了50名员工。 No one told him he was going to be fired, but he could see the writing on the wall.没有人跟他说他将被解雇，但他能看出一点儿苗头。 up against a/the wall informal : in a very bad position or situation陷入困境；碰壁 The team was up against a wall in the first half of the game.这支队在上半场比赛中就陷入了困境。 ² wall /ˈwɑːl/ verb walls; walled; walling ² wall /ˈwɑːl/ verb walls; walled; walling Learner's definition of WALL wall in [phrasal verb] wall (something) in or wall in (something) : to surround (something) with a wall or with something that is like a wall用墙（或类似墙的东西）围住… The school grounds are walled in.学校操场四周围有围墙。 They walled the garden in with rows of thick shrubs.他们用一排排茂密的灌木丛围住了花园。 wall off [phrasal verb] wall (something) off or wall off (something) : to separate (something) from the area around it with a wall用墙把…隔开 The school walled off the playground from the parking lot.学校用墙把操场和停车场隔开了。 wall up [phrasal verb] 1 wall (something) up or wall up (something) : to close off (an opening) by filling it with stone, brick, etc.（用石头或砖等）堵住，封死 They walled up the doorway of the abandoned house.他们把那个废弃房子的门口封上了。 2 wall (someone) up or wall up (someone) : to keep (someone) as a prisoner in an enclosed space囚禁；监禁 He was walled up in the tower. [=was locked inside the tower]他被关在塔里。
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