英语词汇“net”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

net¹

(nĕt)

1. An openwork fabric made of threads or cords that are woven or knotted together at regular intervals.

2. Something made of openwork fabric, especially:

a. A device for capturing birds, fish, or insects.

b. A barrier against flying insects.

c. A mesh for holding the hair in place.

d. Something that entraps; a snare.

e. A fine mesh fabric used as curtain or dress material or as the foundation for various laces.

3. Sports

a. A barrier of meshwork cord or rope strung between two posts to divide a court in half, as in tennis and badminton.

b. A ball that is hit into this meshwork barrier.

c. The goal in soccer, hockey, and lacrosse.

d. The cord meshwork attached to the hoop of a basket in basketball.

4. A meshed network of lines, figures, or fibers.

5. Computers A complex, interconnected group or system, as:

a. or Net The internet.

b. See network.

6. A radio, television, or telephone network.

tr.v. net·ted, net·ting, nets

1. To catch or ensnare in a net: net fish.

2. To acquire or obtain: an investment that netted a hefty profit; a personal ad that netted a dozen responses.

3. To cover, protect, or surround with a net or network: "The heart [is] netted with a maze of curving blood vessels that send blood through it in swirling patterns" (Jennifer Ackerman).

4. Sports

a. To hit (the ball) into the net, as in volleyball.

b. To shoot (the ball or puck) into the goal, as in soccer or hockey.

c. To score (a goal).

[Middle English, from Old English; see ned- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots. N., sense 5a, short for INTERNET.]

netter n.

单词	net
释义	net¹ (nĕt) n. 1. An openwork fabric made of threads or cords that are woven or knotted together at regular intervals. 2. Something made of openwork fabric, especially: a. A device for capturing birds, fish, or insects. b. A barrier against flying insects. c. A mesh for holding the hair in place. d. Something that entraps; a snare. e. A fine mesh fabric used as curtain or dress material or as the foundation for various laces. 3. Sports a. A barrier of meshwork cord or rope strung between two posts to divide a court in half, as in tennis and badminton. b. A ball that is hit into this meshwork barrier. c. The goal in soccer, hockey, and lacrosse. d. The cord meshwork attached to the hoop of a basket in basketball. 4. A meshed network of lines, figures, or fibers. 5. Computers A complex, interconnected group or system, as: a. or Net The internet. b. See network. 6. A radio, television, or telephone network. tr.v. net·ted, net·ting, nets 1. To catch or ensnare in a net: net fish. 2. To acquire or obtain: an investment that netted a hefty profit; a personal ad that netted a dozen responses. 3. To cover, protect, or surround with a net or network: "The heart [is] netted with a maze of curving blood vessels that send blood through it in swirling patterns" (Jennifer Ackerman). 4. Sports a. To hit (the ball) into the net, as in volleyball. b. To shoot (the ball or puck) into the goal, as in soccer or hockey. c. To score (a goal). [Middle English, from Old English; see ned- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots. N., sense 5a, short for INTERNET.] netter n.
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