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deck
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(a) any of the floors of a ship in or above the hull 甲板
My cabin is on E deck. 我的舱位在E层甲板.
below deck(s), ie in(to) the space under the main deck 在主甲板之下. =>illus at yacht 见yacht之插图.
(b) any similar area, eg the floor of a bus 任何类似甲板的地方(如公共汽车的层面)
the top deck of a double-decker bus 双层公共汽车的顶层.
2 (esp US) pack of playing-cards 一副纸牌.
3
(a) platform on which the turntable and pick-up arm of a record-player rest 电唱机的转盘及拾音器臂的支托面.
(b) device for holding and playing magnetic tape, discs, etc in sound-recording equipment or a computer 录音设备或计算机中放磁带或磁盘的装置.
4 (idm 习语) clear the decks => clear3. hit the deck => hit1. on deck
(a) on the main deck of a ship 在船的主甲板上.
(b) (esp US) ready for action, duty, etc 准备行动、 执行任务等. deck, v [Tn]
(US infml 口) knock (sb) to the ground 将(某人)打倒在地
He decked him with his first punch. 他第一拳就把他打倒在地.
deck v [esp passive 尤用於被动语态
Tn, Tn.pr, Tn.p]
~ sb/sth (out) (in/with sth) decorate sb/sth 装饰某人[某物]
streets decked with flags 挂著旗子的街道
She was decked out in her finest clothes. 她穿著她最好的衣服.
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