词汇 | wax |
释义 | wax noun uk/wæks/ us/wæks/ [ U ]蜡 a solid substance containing a lot of fat that becomes soft and melts when warm She watched the wax as it dripped down the side of the candle. 她注视着蜡从蜡烛边缘滴落下来。 See also: beeswax [ U ]耳屎,耳垢 the soft, yellowish substance inside your ears wax verb uk/wæks/ us/wæks/ (USE WAX) [ T ]给…上(或打)蜡 to put a thin layer of wax on the surface of something, either to make it waterproof or to improve its appearance I've waxed the floor so it's rather slippery. 我刚给地板打了蜡,所以恐怕会有点滑。 [ T ]热蜡除毛 to remove hair from someone's body by covering it in a thin layer of warm wax that is then pulled off She had her legs waxed. 她对腿部做了热蜡除毛。 (MOON) [ I ] formal(月亮)渐圆,渐满 When the moon waxes, it gradually appears larger and rounder each day. (SPEAK) wax lyrical, eloquent, etc.old use or formal 热情洋溢/滔滔不绝地说(或写)(等等) to speak or write in the stated way My mother always used to wax lyrical about the lemon trees in her family's garden. 我母亲过去总是会深情地谈起她家中花园里的那些柠檬树。 Related word: waxed Idiom wax and waneidiom 兴衰荣枯;盛衰 to grow stronger and then weaker again His commitment to democracy and free markets has waxed and waned with his political fortunes. 他对民主和自由市场的热情随着他自己政治命运的起伏而时强时弱。 |
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