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

baize

(beɪz )

uncountable noun

Baize is a thick woollen material which is used for covering tables on which games such as cards and snooker are played.

Collocations:

green baize

The green baize door opening out of the kitchen has matching pointed arches formed by a pattern of studs.

Times, Sunday Times (2006)

Before them was a table covered in green baize and behind it Mr Perkins.

Philip Marsden THE MAIN CAGES (2002)

Fox opened the green baize door and the Russian passed through.

Higgins, Jack CONFESSIONAL (2002)

Floorboards stacked like firewood near the green baize door through to Number Ten.

Thomas, Craig THE LAST RAVEN

单词	baize
释义	baize (beɪz ) uncountable noun Baize is a thick woollen material which is used for covering tables on which games such as cards and snooker are played. Collocations: green baize The green baize door opening out of the kitchen has matching pointed arches formed by a pattern of studs. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Before them was a table covered in green baize and behind it Mr Perkins. Philip Marsden THE MAIN CAGES (2002) Fox opened the green baize door and the Russian passed through. Higgins, Jack CONFESSIONAL (2002) Floorboards stacked like firewood near the green baize door through to Number Ten. Thomas, Craig THE LAST RAVEN
随便看	do something at the touch of a button do something behind closed doors do something behind someone's back do something by hook or by crook do something by the back door do something by the book do something by the skin of your teeth do something by the sweat of your brow do something in broad daylight do something in one sitting do something like a dream do something like a shot do something like nobody's business do something off your own bat do something on a wing and a prayer do something on the dot do something on the fly do something on the hoof do something on the spot do something on the spur of the moment do something through thick and thin do something to keep your hand in do something to the bitter end do something under the table do something under your own steam