stub是什么意思

短语搭配

(1)stub axle短轴；转向节轴

(2)ticket stub机票存根；票根

(3)stub out掐灭；熄火；剔除

(4)pay stub工资单存根；工资条；工资单

(5)stub end连杆端

双语例句

(1)The children stubbed the little tree.

这些孩子把这颗小树连根拔起了。

(2)I found those ticket stubs in his drawer.

我在他的抽屉里找到了那些票根。

(3)The stub of this map can also help us find some clues.

这块地图的残余部分也能帮助我们找到一些线索。

(4)I have every cheque stub we've written since 1959.

我有自1959年以来我们填写过的每一张支票存根

(5)I stubbed my toes against a table leg.

我不小心把我的脚趾踢到一条桌腿上

(6)I have every cheque stub we've written since 1959.

我有自1959年以来我们填写过的每一张支票存根。

(7)She would sit there drawing with the pencil stub.

她会坐在那儿用铅笔头画画。

(8)He pulled the stub of a pencil from behind his ear.

他从他的耳朵后面抽出了一个铅笔头。

(9)Signs across the entrances warn all visitors to stub out their cigarettes.

入口处的标牌告诫所有参观者要掐灭他们的香烟。

(10)There are the receipt and stub.

有收据和存根。

同义词

n. 存根；烟蒂；树桩；断株

vt. 踩熄；连根拔除

同根词

词根 stub

(1)stubby adj. 短而粗硬的；又短又秃的；断株样的

(2)stubbly adj. 短而硬的；断株样的；短而粗的

(3)stubble n. 残株；发茬，须茬

释义

n.

the truncated remnant of a pencil, cigarette, or similar-shaped object after use

残端，残余部分；铅笔头；烟蒂，烟屁股。

a truncated or unusually short thing

截短物；异常短的东西

he wagged his little stub of tail.

他摇动着那条短小的尾巴。

[as modifier]denoting a projection or hole that goes only part of the way through a surface

短突起；浅孔眼

a stub tenon.

半榫。

the counterfoil of a cheque, receipt, ticket, or other document

（支票、收据、票据等单据的）票根，存根。

v.

accidentally strike (one's toe) against something

使（脚趾）踢碰

I stubbed my toe, swore, and tripped.

我不小心踢到了脚趾，骂了一声，就绊倒了。

extinguish (a lighted cigarette) by pressing the lighted end against something

掐灭，捻熄

she stubbed out her cigarette in the overflowing ashtray.

她在已经满溢的烟灰缸里掐灭了香烟。

grub up (a plant) by the roots

连根挖

he was found to have stubbed up a hedge.

有人发现他把树篱连根挖起来了。

类似拼写词

stub n. 残端；残余部分；铅笔头；烟蒂；烟屁股；票根；存根；截短物；异常短的东西；短突起

sub n. 潜水艇；订阅；订购；替补队员；助理编辑；副编辑；预支；借支

词源

"Old English stub（b） ‘stump of a tree', of Germanic origin. The verb is first recorded （late Middle English） in sense 3; sense 1 of the verb （mid 19th cent.） was originally a US usage."