| 词汇 | box |
| 释义 | box (verb) box (verb) box (noun) box 45 ENTRIES FOUND: box (noun) box (verb) box (verb) box (noun) boxing (noun) box cutter (noun) box junction (noun) box lunch (noun) box office (noun) box room (noun) box score (noun) box seat (noun) box spring (noun) ballot box (noun) black box (noun) boom box (noun) call box (noun) chocolate-box (adjective) dialog box (noun) dispatch box (noun) fuse box (noun) in-box (noun) jack-in-the-box (noun) letter box (noun) lunch box (noun) luxury box (noun) money box (noun) musical box (noun) music box (noun) out-box (noun) Pandora's box (noun) penalty box (noun) P.O. Box (noun) post office box (noun) press box (noun) safe-deposit box (noun) safety-deposit box (noun) set-top box (noun) telephone box (noun) voice box (noun) window box (noun) ear (noun) outside (preposition) stuff (verb) think (verb) 1 box /ˈbɑːks/ noun plural boxes 1 box /ˈbɑːks/ noun plural boxes Learner's definition of BOX 1 [count] a : a container that is made of a hard material (such as wood, metal, or cardboard) and that usually has four straight sides盒子；箱；盒状容器 a cardboard box纸板箱 She kept the letters in an old box.她把信件放在一个旧盒子里。 empty pizza boxes空的比萨饼盒 the cat's litter box猫砂盒 a box of tissues/matches/cigars/tools一盒纸巾/火柴/雪茄；一箱工具 b : the amount of something inside a box一盒（的量） I ate an entire box of chocolates.我吃了整整一盒巧克力。 two boxes of cereal两盒麦片 2 [count] : a container used for holding mail or papers especially in an office（信件、文件）盒，箱 I'll put the messages in your box.我把这些信件放到你的文件盒里。 The letter was sent to a post office box in New York.信件寄到了纽约的一个邮政信箱里。 — see also in-box, mailbox, out-box 3 a [count] : a piece of electronic equipment that is contained inside a box装在匣中的电子设备 Where's the system's control box?系统的控制箱在哪里？ The cable box is on top of the TV.分线盒在电视机顶上。 — see also black box, gearbox b the box British, informal : a television电视机 Let's turn on the box and watch the game.我们开电视看比赛吧。 4 [count] : a small area or section of seats that is separated from other seats inside a theater, stadium, or courtroom（剧院、体育馆的）包厢；（法庭的）专席 She's sitting in the jury box.她坐在陪审团席上。 — see picture at theater; see also box seat, luxury box, press box, skybox 5 [count] : a closed shape with four sides on a piece of paper, a Web page, etc.: such as（纸、网页等上的）方框 a : a square in which you make a mark (such as an X) to show that you choose something（做记号表示选中的）方框 If you are over 18 years old, check this box.如果你的年龄在18岁以上，请在方框中标记确认。 Put an X in the correct/appropriate box.在正确/适当的方框中标X。 b : a square or rectangle around special information in a document, book, etc.（文档或书中的）表格 For more information, see box A17.更多信息见表A17。 6 [count] : an area on a sports field that is used for a special purpose especially : one of six areas on a baseball field that are marked by lines and that show where the batter, pitcher, catcher, and coaches stand（运动场上的）区；（尤指指定击球手、投手、接球手和指导员的各自位置的）棒球场六区之一 He stepped out of the batter's box to take a practice swing.他走出击球区，练习挥棒。 — see also penalty box 7 [count] British : 1cup 6 8 [count] chiefly British : an area where two streets cross that is marked by painted lines to show where cars are not allowed to stop but can only pass through（交叉路口用有色线条标出的）禁停区，方格路口 The sign at the intersection said “Don't Block the Box.”十字路口的标识上写着：“禁止堵塞方格路口。” — called also (British) box junction think outside the box ◊ If you think outside the box, your thoughts are not limited or controlled by rules or tradition, and you have ideas that are creative and unusual.跳出固有的思维模式；解放思想 To solve this puzzle, you'll have to think outside the box.要解出这道难题，你必须跳出固有的思维模式。 — compare 4box 2 box /ˈbɑːks/ verb boxes; boxed; boxing 2 box /ˈbɑːks/ verb boxes; boxed; boxing Learner's definition of BOX [+ object] : to put (something) in a box把（某物）放入盒中（或装箱） Can you box this for me? It's a gift.帮我把这个装在盒子里好吗？这是礼品。 The CDs are sold as a boxed set. [=a set of things that are sold together in a box]这些CD是盒装组合售卖的。 — often + up She was told to box up her things and go home.她被告知收拾东西走人。 box in [phrasal verb] box (someone or something) in : to surround (someone or something) and make movement difficult包围；困住 The other bicyclists boxed her in and she couldn't move ahead.其他骑自行车的人把她堵住了，她无法往前骑。 — usually used as (be) boxed in通常用作(be) boxed in We were boxed in and couldn't get out of our parking space. [=other cars were parked so close to our car that we could not move out of our parking space]我们被卡在停车位里出不来了。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 I feel boxed in by all these rules.我感觉被这些条条框框所束缚。 — compare 3box 3 box /ˈbɑks/ verb boxes; boxed; boxing 3 box /ˈbɑks/ verb boxes; boxed; boxing Learner's definition of BOX : to participate in the sport of boxing : to fight with the hands often while wearing very thick gloves参加拳击比赛；拳击 [no object] His father taught him how to box when he was 12.他12岁的时候，爸爸教他拳击。 [+ object] Who did he box in his first fight?他在拳击比赛第一轮中的对手是谁？ — see also kickboxing, shadowbox box someone's ears old-fashioned : to hit someone on the sides of the head or on the ears打某人耳光 His mother threatened to box his ears if he misbehaved again.他妈妈吓唬他说，如果再不乖就扇他耳光。 — compare 2box 4 box /ˈbɑks/ noun plural boxes 4 box /ˈbɑks/ noun plural boxes Learner's definition of BOX [count, noncount] : boxwood 1 — compare 1box |
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