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

　

单词	powder
释义	Trends of powder View usage for: powder (paʊdəʳ) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense powders, present participle powdering, past tense, past participle powdered 1. variable noun Powder consists of many tiny particles of a solid substance. Put a small amount of the powder into a container and mix with water. The wood turns to powder in his fingers. ...a fine white powder. ...cocoa powder. Synonyms: dust, pounce [rare], talc, fine grains More Synonyms of powder 2. mass noun Powder is the same as face powder. 3. verb If you powder your face or some other part of your body, you put face powder or talcum powder on it. She powdered her face and applied her lipstick and rouge. [VERB noun] ...the old woman's powdered face. [VERB-ed] 4. uncountable noun Powder is the same as gunpowder. [old-fashioned] The smell of powder was in the air. 5. uncountable noun [oft NOUN noun] Powder is very fine snow. ...a day's powder skiing. 6. See also baking powder, chilli powder, curry powder, talcum powder, washing powder More Synonyms of powder powder in British English (ˈpaʊdə) noun 1. a solid substance in the form of tiny loose particles 2. any of various preparations in this form, such as gunpowder, face powder, or soap powder 3. fresh loose snow, esp when considered as skiing terrain 4. take a powder verb 5. to turn into powder; pulverize 6. (transitive) to cover or sprinkle with or as if with powder Derived forms powderer (ˈpowderer) noun powdery (ˈpowdery) adjective Word origin C13: from Old French poldre, from Latin pulvis dust powder in American English (ˈpaʊdər) noun 1. any dry substance in the form of very fine, dustlike particles, produced by crushing, grinding, etc. 2. a specific kind of powder bath powder, face powder 3. a. a drug in the form of powder b. a dose of this 4. a. gunpowder b. Slang a sudden or impulsive rush obs. or Brit. dial. except in the slang phrase take a powder, to run away; leave 5. fine, light, powdery snow, considered best for skiing verb transitive 6. to sprinkle or cover with or as with powder 7. to apply cosmetic powder to (the body, face, etc.) 8. to make into powder; pulverize verb intransitive 9. to be made into powder 10. to use powder as a cosmetic Idioms: keep one's powder dry Derived forms powderer (ˈpowderer) noun Word origin ME poudre < OFr < L pulvis (gen. pulveris), dust: see pollen; (sense 4b) prob. in reference to swift explosion of powder More idioms containing powder keep your powder dry sit on a powder keg Image of powder © Olga Drabovich, Shutterstock Examples of 'powder' in a sentence powder These examples have been automatically selected and may contain sensitive content.Read more… Dust with a little cocoa powder and serve. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Now add in the extra sugar and the ginger powder and mix through. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It was more smoke than flames but she still filled the cabin with white powder. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Dust some cocoa powder all over the mixture and then scatter over some hazelnuts. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Other common allergies are to pollen, house dust mites and chemicals such as washing powder. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Flavour and heat come from two little jars that most kitchens collect along the way: curry powder and chilli powder. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It's also great for picking up any loose powder that's dropped from the brow. The Sun (2016) One day might be moguls, another day powder, or an introduction to snowboarding. The Sun (2016) Add tinned tomatoes, chilli powder and ground cumin, then season with pepper. The Sun (2016) Rub the salt and chilli powder over the steaks and set aside. Times, Sunday Times (2008) White powder had been sprinkled along streets and river bank. Hyland, Paul Indian Balm - Travels in the Southern Subcontinent (1994) The soft cream blush turns into powder upon application and is guaranteed to last the day. The Sun (2014) Use a sheer loose powder to lock it in place. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Remove and stir in the cocoa powder until dissolved. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Sift the flour and baking powder into a mixing bowl. The Sun (2015) Reports come in of glorious fresh powder and crazy queues. Times, Sunday Times (2007) These chemicals are also found in washing powder and certain beauty products. The Sun (2016) Choosing a football club is not like choosing a soap powder or a brand of razor. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Remove from the heat and stir in the pepper or chilli powder. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Sprinkle with chilli powder and a little squeeze of lime juice and some salt. The Sun (2013) The powders are very fine and the strong pigment delivers a flash of citrus. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Then press the tissue against your lips and dust loose powder over it using a powder brush. The Sun (2010) Pour the mix into bowls and finish with a dust of cocoa powder. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Add the sifted flour and cocoa powder and mix through well. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The tissue is removed from the acid and turned into powder which patients then put on their wound. The Sun (2008) Constant offshore Siberian breezes bring huge quantities of fresh powder snow. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Want to ditch your face powder now the weather's warmer? The Sun (2014) Apply your foundation as normal, then buff face powder over your eyelids for the perfect base. The Sun (2014) Two: think of make-up and you either imagine a lipstick or a powder compact. Times, Sunday Times (2015) If it's a powder day, head straight for the lifts. The Sun (2014) In other languages powder British English: powder /ˈpaʊdə/ NOUN Powder consists of many tiny particles of a solid substance. Her face was covered with white powder. American English: powder Arabic: مَسْحُوق Brazilian Portuguese: pó Chinese: 粉 Croatian: puder Czech: prášek Danish: krudt Dutch: poeder European Spanish: polvo partículas Finnish: jauhe French: poudre German: Pulver Greek: σκόνη Italian: polvere Japanese: 粉 Korean: 가루 Norwegian: pudder Polish: proszek European Portuguese: pó Romanian: pudră Russian: порошок Latin American Spanish: polvo talco Swedish: pulver Thai: ผง Turkish: toz Ukrainian: порошок Vietnamese: bột British English: powder VERB If a woman powders her face or some other part of her body, she puts face powder or talcum powder on it. She powdered her face and applied her lipstick and rouge. American English: powder Brazilian Portuguese: pulverizar Chinese: 往…上搽粉 European Spanish: empolvar French: poudrer German: pudern Italian: incipriare Japanese: おしろいをつける Korean: 분을 바르다 European Portuguese: pulverizar Latin American Spanish: empolvar Translate your text for free All related terms of 'powder' face powder Face powder is a very fine soft powder that you can put on your face in order to make it look smoother. flea powder powder that is put on an animal's coat to kill or discourage fleas Goa powder → araroba (sense 1 ) milk powder powder made from dehydrating milk powder blue Something that is powder blue is a pale greyish-blue colour. powder burn a superficial burn of the skin caused by a momentary intense explosion , esp of gunpowder powder horn a powder flask consisting of the hollow horn of an animal powder keg If you describe a situation or a place as a powder keg , you mean that it could easily become very dangerous . powder puff a soft pad or ball of fluffy material used for applying cosmetic powder to the skin powder room A powder room is a room for women in a public building such as a hotel , where they can use the toilet , have a wash , or put on make-up . powder snow a solid substance in the form of tiny loose particles soap powder soap or detergent in a powdered form used for washing clothes worm powder a powder given to animals to eradicate parasitic worms baking powder Baking powder is an ingredient used in cake making. It causes cakes to rise when they are in the oven . black powder gunpowder as used in sports involving modern muzzleloading firearms chili powder a powder made of dried chili pods , herbs , etc., used as a seasoning chilli powder Chilli powder is a very hot-tasting powder made mainly from dried chillies. It is used in cooking . curry powder Curry powder is a powder made from a mixture of spices. It is used in cooking , especially when making curry. flash powder powder that could be ignited to provide a bright light to take a photograph giant powder dynamite composed of trinitroglycerine absorbed in kieselguhr insect powder a powdered chemical that kills insects; insecticide powder blush a cosmetic applied to the face to imbue it with a rosy colour powder flask a small flask or case formerly used to carry gunpowder powder monkey (formerly) a boy who carried powder from the magazine to the guns on warships putty powder a powder , either tin oxide or tin and lead oxide, used for polishing glassware , metal , etc talcum powder Talcum powder is fine powder with a pleasant smell which people put on their bodies after they have had a bath or a shower . tooth powder a powder used for cleaning the teeth, applied with a toothbrush bronzing powder the powder used in bronzing , consisting of alloys of bronze or brass custard powder a powder containing cornflour , sugar , etc, for thickening milk to make a yellow sauce Dover's powder a preparation of opium and ipecacuanha , formerly used to relieve pain, induce sweating , and check spasms dusting-powder fine powder (such as talcum powder) used to absorb moisture , etc itching powder a powder that causes itching when applied to human skin. usually used as a practical joke on an unsuspecting victim mustard powder Mustard powder is a yellow powder. You add hot water to it in order to make mustard. powder blusher a cosmetic applied to the face to imbue it with a rosy colour powder compact closely packed together; dense powder magazine a periodical paperback publication containing articles, fiction , photographs , etc Rochelle powder a laxative consisting of two powders, tartaric acid and a mixture of sodium bicarbonate and Rochelle salt (sodium potassium tartrate ) saffron powder the dried stigmas of the saffron crushed into powder , used to flavour or colour food scouring powder to clean or polish (a surface) by washing and rubbing , as with an abrasive cloth Seidlitz powder a laxative consisting of two powders, tartaric acid and a mixture of sodium bicarbonate and Rochelle salt (sodium potassium tartrate ) sneezing powder a powder used to make people sneeze as a practical joke talcum (powder) a powder for the body and face made of powdered, purified talc , usually perfumed washing powder Washing powder is a powder that you use with water to wash clothes. worming powder a powder given to animals to eradicate parasitic worms bleaching powder a white powder with the odour of chlorine , consisting of chlorinated calcium hydroxide with an approximate formula CaCl(OCl).4H 2 O. It is used in solution as a bleaching agent and disinfectant fulminating powder powder that detonates by percussion Gregory's powder a formulation of rhubarb powder used as a laxative or purgative lyophilized powder Lyophilized powder is a freeze-dried powder. powder metallurgy the science and technology of producing solid metal components from metal powder by compaction and sintering smokeless powder any one of a number of explosives that burn with relatively little smoke . They consist mainly of nitrocellulose and are used as propellants Chinese translation of 'powder' powder (ˈpaudəʳ) n (c/u) 粉 (fěn) (袋, dài) (u) (also face powder) 扑(撲)面粉 (pūmiànfěn) vt to powder one's face 在脸(臉)上擦粉 (zài liǎnshang cāfěn) to powder one's nose 上厕(廁)所 (shàng cèsuǒ) All related terms of 'powder' soap powder 皂粉 zàofěn baking powder 发(發)酵粉 fājiàofěn curry powder 咖哩粉 gālífěn washing powder 洗衣粉 xǐyīfěn [ 袋 dài ] [ 美 = soap powder, laundry detergent ] to powder one's face 在脸(臉)上擦粉 zài liǎnshang cāfěn to powder one's nose 上厕(廁)所 shàng cèsuǒ talc talcum powder 爽身粉 shuǎngshēnfěn compact ( camera, cassette, car ) 袖珍的 xiùzhēn de ( size, design, shape ) 小巧的 xiǎoqiǎo de (noun) in the sense of dust Definition a substance in the form of tiny loose particles a fine white powder Synonyms dust The air was black with coal dust. pounce (rare) talc fine grains loose particles 1 (verb) in the sense of dust Definition to cover or sprinkle with powder Powder the puddings with icing sugar. Synonyms dust Lightly dust the fish with flour. cover scatter He began by scattering seed and putting in plants. sprinkle Cheese can be sprinkled on egg and vegetable dishes. strew By the end, bodies were strewn all around the headquarters building. dredge 2 (verb) in the sense of grind Mix all the powdered ingredients together. Synonyms grind Grind the pepper in a pepper mill. crush Their vehicle was crushed by an army tank. pound She paused as she pounded the maize grains. pestle pulverize Pulverize the bran to a fine powder. granulate Additional synonyms in the sense of crush Definition to break or grind into small pieces Their vehicle was crushed by an army tank. Synonyms squash, pound, break, smash, squeeze, crumble, crunch, mash, compress, press, crumple, pulverize, comminute in the sense of granulate Synonyms crystallize, pound, grind, crush, powder, crumble, pulverize, triturate, levigate in the sense of pound Definition to crush to pieces or to powder She paused as she pounded the maize grains. Synonyms crush, powder, bruise, bray (dialect), pulverize, comminute (rare), triturate Synonyms of 'powder' powder Explore 'powder' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of pulverize Definition to reduce to fine particles by crushing or grinding Pulverize the bran to a fine powder. Synonyms crush, pound, grind, mill, bray, pestle, granulate, comminute, triturate, levigate in the sense of scatter Definition to throw about in various directions He began by scattering seed and putting in plants. Synonyms throw about, spread, sprinkle, strew, broadcast, shower, fling, litter, sow, diffuse, disseminate in the sense of sprinkle Definition to scatter (liquid or powder) in tiny drops over (something) Cheese can be sprinkled on egg and vegetable dishes. Synonyms scatter, dust, strew, pepper, shower, spray, powder, dredge in the sense of strew Definition to scatter (things) over a surface By the end, bodies were strewn all around the headquarters building. Synonyms scatter, spread, litter, toss, sprinkle, disperse, bestrew
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