英语单词短语词组“purse”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

purse

noun

/pɜːs/us

/pɝːs/

pursenoun(CONTAINER)

A2[C]UK

(USchange purse)

asmallcontainerformoney, usually used by a woman:

（常指女用）钱包

aleatherpurse皮革钱包

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wallet

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[C]US

ahandbag

（尤指女式）手提包，手袋

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More examples

Shetippedthecontentsof her purse out onto thetable.
She had her pursesnatchedwhile she was intown.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Containers for carrying personal possessions

attaché case
baggage
baggage allowance
billfold
bindle
briefcase
fanny pack
garment bag
grip
hand luggage
handbag
pannier
pillbox
pocketbook
portmanteau
rucksack
sack
saddlebag
satchel
washbag

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pursenoun(AMOUNT TO SPEND)

[Cusually singular]

thetotalamountofmoneythat anorganizationorgovernmenthasavailableforspending:

（机构或政府的）备用金，可用的资金，财力

Having a lot ofpeopleout ofworkplacesalargedrainon thepublicpurse.大量人口失业使政府的财力消耗很大。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Interest & capital

annualized
APR
bank rate
capital intensive
concessional
finance
fund
interest
interest rate
interest-bearing
lending rate
nest egg
non-derivative
Premium Bond
simple interest
sinking fund
stock
the purse stringsidiom
vested interest
working capital

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pursenoun(PRIZE)

[C]

anamountofmoneythat isofferedas aprizein asportscompetition:

（体育竞赛中的）奖金

Theplayersin thegolftournamentarecompetingfor a purseof£525,000.参加本次高尔夫锦标赛的选手正在为52.5万英镑的奖金而展开争夺。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Amounts of money

bank
bounty
buck
capital
circumstance
coin
fisc
have/getyoursnout in the troughidiom
holdback
kitty
living wage
means
money supply
payout
pool
slush fund
sub
sum
surplus
trough

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Idiom

the purse strings

purse

verb[T]

/pɜːs/us

/pɝːs/

tobringyourlipstightlytogether so that theyformaroundedshape, usually as anexpressionofdisapproval:

撅（嘴）

"I don'tapproveof thatkindoflanguage," she said, pursing herlips.“我不赞成那样子说话，”她撅着嘴说。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Grimacing and frowning

bitchy resting face
cloud
curl
death stare
evil
eye
frown
furrow
glare
if looks could kill...idiom
knit
knityourbrow/browsidiom
look daggers atsomeoneidiom
pout
roll
scowl
screw
scrunch
sneer
someone'sface fallsidiom

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(Definition ofpursefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

purse| American Dictionary

purse

noun[C]

/pɜrs/

pursenoun[C](BAG)

abag, often with ahandleor astrapgoing over theshoulder, usedesp. by women forcarryingmoney,keys, andsmallpersonalitemssuch as makeup; apocketbook

pursenoun[C](AMOUNT OF MONEY)

anamountofmoneyofferedas aprizein asportingcompetition, or thetotalamountofmoneyavailableforspending:

Yesterday’sracehad a purseworthover $100,000.

purse

verb[T]

/pɜrs/

purseverb[T](MOVE LIPS)

tobringyourlipstightlytogether so that theyformaroundedshape:

She pursed herlipsand said nothing.

purse| Business English

purse

noun[C]

FINANCE

/pɜːs/us

[usually singular]

thetotalamountofmoneythat aperson,organization, orgovernmenthasavailabletospend:

Having a lot ofpeopleout ofworkplacesalargedrainonthepublicpurse.

Themotorcompanysoughttosell'acarfor every purse'.

anamountofmoneythat isofferedas aprizein asportscompetition:

Thesponsorshipdealincludesa €10,000 purse for thewinnerof thetournament.

See also

electronic purse

hold/control the purse strings

to be inchargeof a family's or organization'smoneyandresponsiblefordecidingwhat it will bespenton:

She is thetypicalJapanesehousewifewhocontrolsthe family's pursestrings.

loosen the purse strings

tospendmoremoneyor toallowpeopleto have orspendmoremoney:

He mightevenpersuadetheboardtoloosenthe pursestrings.

tighten the purse strings

tospendlessmoneyor toallowpeopleto have orspendlessmoney:

When acompanyneedstotightenthe pursestrings,outsidelaboris the first to getcut.

单词	purse
释义	purse noun uk /pɜːs/us /pɝːs/ pursenoun(CONTAINER) A2[C]UK (USchange purse) asmallcontainerformoney, usually used by a woman: （常指女用）钱包 aleatherpurse皮革钱包 Compare wallet Ng Sok Lian/EyeEm/GettyImages [C]US ahandbag （尤指女式）手提包，手袋 digibabe/iStock/Getty Images Plus/GettyImages More examples Shetippedthecontentsof her purse out onto thetable. She had her pursesnatchedwhile she was intown. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Containers for carrying personal possessions attaché case baggage baggage allowance billfold bindle briefcase fanny pack garment bag grip hand luggage handbag pannier pillbox pocketbook portmanteau rucksack sack saddlebag satchel washbag See more results » pursenoun(AMOUNT TO SPEND) [Cusually singular] thetotalamountofmoneythat anorganizationorgovernmenthasavailableforspending: （机构或政府的）备用金，可用的资金，财力 Having a lot ofpeopleout ofworkplacesalargedrainon thepublicpurse.大量人口失业使政府的财力消耗很大。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Interest & capital annualized APR bank rate capital intensive concessional finance fund interest interest rate interest-bearing lending rate nest egg non-derivative Premium Bond simple interest sinking fund stock the purse stringsidiom vested interest working capital See more results » pursenoun(PRIZE) [C] anamountofmoneythat isofferedas aprizein asportscompetition: （体育竞赛中的）奖金 Theplayersin thegolftournamentarecompetingfor a purseof£525,000.参加本次高尔夫锦标赛的选手正在为52.5万英镑的奖金而展开争夺。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Amounts of money bank bounty buck capital circumstance coin fisc have/getyoursnout in the troughidiom holdback kitty living wage means money supply payout pool slush fund sub sum surplus trough See more results » Idiom the purse strings purse verb[T] uk /pɜːs/us /pɝːs/ tobringyourlipstightlytogether so that theyformaroundedshape, usually as anexpressionofdisapproval: 撅（嘴） "I don'tapproveof thatkindoflanguage," she said, pursing herlips.“我不赞成那样子说话，”她撅着嘴说。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Grimacing and frowning bitchy resting face cloud curl death stare evil eye frown furrow glare if looks could kill...idiom knit knityourbrow/browsidiom look daggers atsomeoneidiom pout roll scowl screw scrunch sneer someone'sface fallsidiom See more results » (Definition ofpursefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) purse\| American Dictionary purse noun[C] us /pɜrs/ pursenoun[C](BAG) abag, often with ahandleor astrapgoing over theshoulder, usedesp. by women forcarryingmoney,keys, andsmallpersonalitemssuch as makeup; apocketbook pursenoun[C](AMOUNT OF MONEY) anamountofmoneyofferedas aprizein asportingcompetition, or thetotalamountofmoneyavailableforspending: Yesterday’sracehad a purseworthover $100,000. purse verb[T] us /pɜrs/ purseverb[T](MOVE LIPS) tobringyourlipstightlytogether so that theyformaroundedshape: She pursed herlipsand said nothing. (Definition ofpursefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) purse\| Business English purse noun[C] FINANCE uk /pɜːs/us [usually singular] thetotalamountofmoneythat aperson,organization, orgovernmenthasavailabletospend: Having a lot ofpeopleout ofworkplacesalargedrainonthepublicpurse. Themotorcompanysoughttosell'acarfor every purse'. anamountofmoneythat isofferedas aprizein asportscompetition: Thesponsorshipdealincludesa €10,000 purse for thewinnerof thetournament. See also electronic purse hold/control the purse strings to be inchargeof a family's or organization'smoneyandresponsiblefordecidingwhat it will bespenton: She is thetypicalJapanesehousewifewhocontrolsthe family's pursestrings. loosen the purse strings tospendmoremoneyor toallowpeopleto have orspendmoremoney: He mightevenpersuadetheboardtoloosenthe pursestrings. tighten the purse strings tospendlessmoneyor toallowpeopleto have orspendlessmoney: When acompanyneedstotightenthe pursestrings,outsidelaboris the first to getcut. (Definition ofpursefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/purse##
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