英语词汇jar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 jar /ˈʤɑɚ/ noun

plural jars

¹ jar

/ˈʤɑɚ/

noun

plural jars

Learner's definition of JAR

[count]

a : a glass container that has a wide opening and usually a lid（广口且通常带盖儿的）玻璃罐

a pickle jar泡菜罐

b : a clay container that has a wide opening（广口）陶罐

a pottery jar陶罐

: the amount of something inside a jar一罐（的量）

We ate an entire jar of pickles.我们吃了一整罐泡菜。

² jar /ˈʤɑɚ/ verb

jars; jarred; jarring

² jar

/ˈʤɑɚ/

verb

jars; jarred; jarring

Learner's definition of JAR

: to have a harsh or unpleasant effect on someone or something刺激；对…产生不好的影响

[no object]

— usually + on

The loud music jarred on my ears.嘈杂的音乐让我觉得刺耳。

[+ object]

The attack jarred [=shook, rattled] her sense of security.那次袭击事件让她失去了安全感。
The loss jarred his confidence in the team.那次输球动摇了他对球队的信心。

: to hit or shake (something) forcefully撞击；震动

[+ object]

The earthquake jarred the tiles loose.地震把房瓦震松了。
He jarred [=knocked] the ball from his opponent's hands.他把球从对手手中断掉了。

[no object]

The tiles jarred loose in the earthquake.在地震中，房瓦被震松了。

[+ object] : to make (someone) feel uneasy使…不安

Visitors are often jarred [=unsettled] by the conditions at the hospital.医院环境常常使到访者感到不安。

[no object] chiefly British : to look bad or ugly together难看；不协调；相冲突

The two colors of the wallpaper jar [=clash] (with each other).墙纸的两种颜色（相互间）不协调。

— jarring

adjective [more jarring; most jarring]

It was jarring to see how frail she was.看到她如此脆弱，让人感到很不安。
a jarring contrast令人不悦的反差

单词	jar
释义	jar (verb) jar 3 ENTRIES FOUND: jar (noun) jar (verb) mason jar (noun) ¹ jar /ˈʤɑɚ/ noun plural jars ¹ jar /ˈʤɑɚ/ noun plural jars Learner's definition of JAR [count] 1 a : a glass container that has a wide opening and usually a lid（广口且通常带盖儿的）玻璃罐 a pickle jar泡菜罐 b : a clay container that has a wide opening（广口）陶罐 a pottery jar陶罐 2 : the amount of something inside a jar一罐（的量） We ate an entire jar of pickles.我们吃了一整罐泡菜。 ² jar /ˈʤɑɚ/ verb jars; jarred; jarring ² jar /ˈʤɑɚ/ verb jars; jarred; jarring Learner's definition of JAR 1 : to have a harsh or unpleasant effect on someone or something刺激；对…产生不好的影响 [no object] — usually + on The loud music jarred on my ears.嘈杂的音乐让我觉得刺耳。 [+ object] The attack jarred [=shook, rattled] her sense of security.那次袭击事件让她失去了安全感。 The loss jarred his confidence in the team.那次输球动摇了他对球队的信心。 2 : to hit or shake (something) forcefully撞击；震动 [+ object] The earthquake jarred the tiles loose.地震把房瓦震松了。 He jarred [=knocked] the ball from his opponent's hands.他把球从对手手中断掉了。 [no object] The tiles jarred loose in the earthquake.在地震中，房瓦被震松了。 3 [+ object] : to make (someone) feel uneasy使…不安 Visitors are often jarred [=unsettled] by the conditions at the hospital.医院环境常常使到访者感到不安。 4 [no object] chiefly British : to look bad or ugly together难看；不协调；相冲突 The two colors of the wallpaper jar [=clash] (with each other).墙纸的两种颜色（相互间）不协调。 — jarring adjective [more jarring; most jarring] It was jarring to see how frail she was.看到她如此脆弱，让人感到很不安。 a jarring contrast令人不悦的反差
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