[/keɪn; ken/] n 用法: 1 (a) [C] hollow jointed stem of certain plants, eg bamboo or sugar-cane 某些植物的中空而有节的茎(如竹或甘蔗). (b) [U] such stems used as a material for making furniture, etc 这类植物的茎(用作家具等的材料): [attrib 作定语] a cane chair 藤椅. 用法: 2 [C] thin woody stem of a raspberry plant 悬钩子植物的细茎. 用法: 3 (a) [C] length of cane, or a thin rod, used for supporting plants, as a walking-stick or for beating people as a punishment 竹杖; 藤条; 棍棒. (b) the cane [sing] (in some schools) the punishment in which children are beaten with a cane (某些学校中)对学生用藤条或棍棒责打的惩罚: get/be given the cane 受[挨]藤条鞭打 * Many teachers wish to abolish the cane. 很多教师希望废除用藤条等的体罚. cane 2 v [Tn] 用法: 1 punish (sb) by beating with a cane 用藤条或竹棍等责打(某人): The headmaster caned the boys for disobedience. 校长用藤条责打不听话的男学生. 用法: 2 (infml esp Brit) defeat (sb) totally 完全打败(某人): We really caned them in the last match. 我们最後一场比赛可真把他们打得落花流水. 用法: 3 weave cane into (a chair, etc) 用竹或藤等编制成(椅子等). caning n [U, C]: give sb a good caning 用藤条给某人一顿好打. |