| [/kəˈlekʃn; kəˋlɛkʃən/] n 用法:
1 [C, U] (act of) collecting (collect1 5) sth 拿走、 取走或收走某物:
There are two collections a day from this letter-box, ie The postman empties it twice a day. 这个信筒每天收信两次（邮递员每天取走两次）. *
The council is responsible for refuse collection. 市政局负责清除垃圾废物. 用法:
2 [C] group of objects that have been collected (collect1 4) systematically 一系列搜集物; 收藏品:
a fine collection of paintings, eg in an art gallery 精美的绘画收藏品（如在美术馆中） *
a stamp, coin, record, etc collection 邮票、 硬币、 唱片等的收藏品 *
a collection of poems, ie a group of poems published in one volume 诗集. 用法:
3 [C] range of new clothes, etc offered for sale by a designer or manufacturer 时装展销:
You are invited to view our autumn collection. 秋装展销, 敬请光临. 用法:
4 [C] (a) collecting (collect1 3) of money during a church service or a meeting （在教堂礼拜或聚会期间的）募捐:
The collection will be taken (up)/made after the sermon. 教堂讲道之後将进行募捐. *
a collection for famine relief 赈济饥民的募捐.
(b) sum of money collected in this way 募捐的钱:
a large collection 大批捐款. 用法:
5 [C] heap or pile of objects; group of people 成堆物品; 人群:
a collection of junk, rubbish, etc 一堆废旧物品、 垃圾等 *
an odd collection of people 一群稀奇古怪的人. |