英语词汇zone的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

zone

noun [ C ] uk/zəʊn/ us/zoʊn/

B1 （尤指有不同特征或用途的）地带，地区

an area, especially one that is different from the areas around it because it has different characteristics or is used for different purposes

an earthquake zone 地震带

a nuclear-free zone 无核区

He was charged with driving at 75 mph in a 55 mph zone. 他被指控在限速55英里的区域内驾车时速达到75英里。

This stretch of coast has been designated a danger zone. 这段海岸已被划定为危险地带。

The UN Security Council has established a no-fly zone (= one where aircraft are not permitted to fly). 联合国安全理事会设定了一处禁飞区。

geography, environment specialized（地球的）气候带

one of the five parts the earth is divided into according to temperature, marked by imaginary lines going around it from east to west

temperate zones 温带

A demilitarized zone has been created on the border between the warring countries.
The incident graphically illustrates just how dangerous the situation in the war zone has become.
Journalists may enter the danger zone but unfortunately we cannot guarantee their safety.
The city has declared itself a nuclear-free zone.
The commander-in-chief was given 36 hours to secure a withdrawal of his troops from the combat zone.

Idiom

in the zoneidiom informal （做某事）得心应手的领域

If you are in the zone, you are happy or excited because you are doing something very skilfully and easily.

zone

verb [ T usually passive ] geography specialized uk/zəʊn/ us/zoʊn/

将…划作特殊区域;指定…为某项用途的区域

to give a special purpose to a particular area, such as an area in a town

The former dockyard has been zoned for industrial use. 以前的造船厂被辟为了工业用地。

Phrasal verb

zone out 走神，精神不集中

to stop paying attention and not hear or see what is around you for a short period of time

When the men start talking about football, I just zone out. 男人们一开始谈论足球，我就走神了。

词汇	zone
释义	zone noun [ C ] uk/zəʊn/ us/zoʊn/ B1 （尤指有不同特征或用途的）地带，地区 an area, especially one that is different from the areas around it because it has different characteristics or is used for different purposes an earthquake zone 地震带 a nuclear-free zone 无核区 He was charged with driving at 75 mph in a 55 mph zone. 他被指控在限速55英里的区域内驾车时速达到75英里。 This stretch of coast has been designated a danger zone. 这段海岸已被划定为危险地带。 The UN Security Council has established a no-fly zone (= one where aircraft are not permitted to fly). 联合国安全理事会设定了一处禁飞区。 geography, environment specialized（地球的）气候带 one of the five parts the earth is divided into according to temperature, marked by imaginary lines going around it from east to west temperate zones 温带更多例句 A demilitarized zone has been created on the border between the warring countries. The incident graphically illustrates just how dangerous the situation in the war zone has become. Journalists may enter the danger zone but unfortunately we cannot guarantee their safety. The city has declared itself a nuclear-free zone. The commander-in-chief was given 36 hours to secure a withdrawal of his troops from the combat zone. Idiom in the zoneidiom informal （做某事）得心应手的领域 If you are in the zone, you are happy or excited because you are doing something very skilfully and easily. zone verb [ T usually passive ] geography specialized uk/zəʊn/ us/zoʊn/ 将…划作特殊区域;指定…为某项用途的区域 to give a special purpose to a particular area, such as an area in a town The former dockyard has been zoned for industrial use. 以前的造船厂被辟为了工业用地。 Phrasal verb zone out 走神，精神不集中 to stop paying attention and not hear or see what is around you for a short period of time When the men start talking about football, I just zone out. 男人们一开始谈论足球，我就走神了。
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