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单词 coaster
释义
coaster
noun[C]
uk
/ˈkəʊ.stər/us
/ˈkoʊ.stɚ/

coasternoun[C](OBJECT)

asmallpieceofwood,plastic, or othermaterialthat you put aglassorcupon toprotectasurfacefromheatorliquid
杯垫
picture of coaster
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Dishes, bowls, cups & glasses
  • ballon
  • beaker
  • cake stand
  • chafing dish
  • chalice
  • crock
  • flute
  • glassware
  • go-cup
  • goblet
  • gravy boat
  • salver
  • saucer
  • serving board
  • side dish
  • side plate
  • trencher
  • tumbler
  • tureen
  • wine glass
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coasternoun[C](BOAT)

ashipthatsailsbetweenportsalong acoast
（航行于沿海港口间的）船只
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Passenger, cargo & military ships
  • banana boat
  • car ferry
  • clipper
  • container ship
  • Corvette
  • cutter
  • flagship
  • jetfoil
  • liner
  • oil tanker
  • paddle steamer
  • side-wheeler
  • slaver
  • steamboat
  • submersible
  • supertanker
  • transport ship
  • troopship
  • U-boat
  • warship
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(Definition ofcoasterfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

coaster| American Dictionary

coaster
noun[C]
us
/ˈkoʊ·stər/
asmall,flatpieceofmaterial, oftendecorative, that you put aglassorcupon inordertoprotectthesurfaceoffurniture
(Definition ofcoasterfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

coaster| Business English

coaster
noun[C]
uk
/ˈkəʊstər/us
TRANSPORT
ashipwhichsailsbetweenportsalong acoast
(Definition ofcoasterfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcoaster

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The dialogue reflects her perception that east coasters (and middle-class 0 literary speakers) use not-contraction more than rural prairie speakers.
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Patients can be traumatized by roller-coasterrides where hopes are built and crushed contemporaneously.
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A motor drags the roller-coastercar to the top of the first hill.
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Negotiation has also been likened to a roller-coasterreflecting the exhilaration yet tension of not being in full control as events follow one after another.
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The 1980s experience was one of an economic roller-coasterfuelled by the vagaries of deregulation.
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If anyone knew about life's ups and downs, he certainly did, and a roller-coasterwas an apt metaphor for his life and work.
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One and the same object can be simultaneously bothcoasterand ash-tray, because we are dealing here with accidental and compatible properties.
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Public opinion has been on a rollercoasterrecently with respect to transgenic organisms in agriculture.
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The motor provides a force to pull the roller-coastercar to the top of the hill.
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The act of boarding a rollercoasterwhich climbs 235ft high and throw passengers down the first drop at 85 mph depends on the trust of the thrill seeker.
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People must be prepared for this vertiginous and fascinating rollercoasterof change.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
Since then, as we know, the euro's exchange rate has followed a rollercoastercourse.
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No figures are available for coastal tankers or for foreign coasters.
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Low profile coasters are being designed as a compromise between seagoing vessels and the barge.
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There is another great advantage of these small coasters.
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Collocationswithcoaster

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coaster brake
Acoasterbrakefurther enables such one-handed riding, because the one hand on the handlebar only has to steer, not also brake.
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coaster enthusiast
It is widely known to the coaster enthusiasts because of its lack of restraints.
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roller coaster ride
We have seen a roller coaster ride through the 1980s and 1990s in terms of trade.
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