| 释义 |
slabbed, ppl. a.|slæbd|
[f. slab n.1 or v.3 + -ed.]
Formed, or made, of or into slabs; protected by, paved with, slabs.
1818Keats Endym. i. 870 The slabbed margin of a well. 1820― Lamia i. 381 A silver lamp, whose phosphor glow Reflected in the slabbed steps below. 1883Symonds Ital. Byways v. 99 A fine inner court, with sumptuous staircases of slabbed stone. |