英语词汇“bale”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	bale
释义	Trends of bale View usage for: bale (beɪl) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense bales, present participle baling, past tense, past participle baled 1. countable noun [usually plural] A bale is a large quantity of something such as hay, cloth, or paper, tied together tightly. ...bales of hay. 2. verb If something such as hay, cloth, or paper is baled, it is tied together tightly. Once hay has been cut and baled it has to go through some chemical processes. [be VERB-ed] [Also VERB noun] 3. See also bail bale in British English 1 (beɪl) noun 1. a large bundle, esp of a raw or partially processed material, bound by ropes, wires, etc, for storage or transportation bale of hay 2. a large package or carton of goods 3. US 500 pounds of cotton 4. a group of turtles 5. Australian and New Zealand wool bale verb 6. to make (hay, etc) into a bale or bales 7. to put (goods) into packages or cartons 8. Australian and New Zealand to pack and compress (wool) into wool bales Word origin C14: probably from Old French bale, from Old High German balla ball1 bale in British English 2 (beɪl) noun archaic 1. evil; injury 2. woe; suffering; pain Word origin Old English bealu; related to Old Norse böl evil, Gothic balwa, Old High German balo bale in British English 3 (beɪl) verb a variant spelling of bail2 bale in British English 4 (beɪl) noun a variant spelling of bail4 Bâle in British English (bɑl) noun the French name for Basle Bâle in American English (bɑl) French Basel bale in American English 1 (beɪl) noun 1. a large bundle, esp. a standardized quantity of goods, as ginned cotton, hay, straw, etc., compressed, bound, and sometimes wrapped verb transitiveWord forms: baled or ˈbaling 2. to make into a bale or bales SIMILAR WORDS: ˈbundle Derived forms baler (ˈbaler) noun Word origin ME < OFr < OHG balla, ball1 bale in American English 2 (beɪl) noun OLD-FASHIONED, Poetic 1. evil; disaster; harm 2. sorrow; woe Word origin ME < OE bealu, akin to OHG bal, evil, ON bǫl, harm < IE base bheleu-, to beat > blow2 bale in American English 3 (beɪl) noun Archaic balefire Examples of 'bale' in a sentence bale The area is behind a wall of hay bales and has mats to test the accuracy of landings. The Sun (2016) He hid the four-bedroom home behind hay bales for four years before it was discovered by officials. The Sun (2016) Then they spot him on top of the hay bales. The Sun (2009) Then a pair of legs in jeans sat down beside me on the hay bale. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Or a hay bale and thought of childhood picnics? Sally Gunnell, Kathryn Leigh BE YOUR BEST: How Anyone can become Fit, Healthy and Confident (2002) If they fail they hurtle across hay bales into giant crash mats. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Their association with wooden sailing ships and bales of cotton is no indication that their days were numbered. The Times Literary Supplement (2010) It was full of hay bales and he decided to light a little fire at the top of them. Times, Sunday Times (2014) But his mental health takes a turn for the worse when he climbs a high tower of hay bales. The Sun (2009) While rolling around hay bales, of course. Times, Sunday Times (2010) For Macy that means trundling into stacks of carefully placed hay bales. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The end goal is a three-bedroom home with straw bale walls and wide expanses of glass. Times, Sunday Times (2015) He shows us how 15 straw bales a day are burned in a biomass furnace. The Sun (2009) It was like old friends catching up, just with a bale of hay and in your underwear. The Sun (2013) Similarly, straw bales can be used to make a thrifty hot frame that will act like a mini greenhouse. Times, Sunday Times (2009) They survived by clinging onto hay bales throughout the night, finding themselves stranded on a small patch of dry land the next day. Times, Sunday Times (2008) So you'd be happy getting married in wellies, with guests chilling on hay bales. The Sun (2016) We now have 25 bales of sheep wool embedded in the house, keeping us snug. The Sun (2009) Nobody is going to say that a horse was overpriced, can't jump a bale of hay and has no chance of winning. The Sun (2013) Or salvage some old string - stables often have some from straw bales - and construct a frame to support the strings from reclaimed wood. The Sun (2008) We managed to get away from the fields of trenches, past a farm where a bale of hay was blazing, and onto open hillside. Times, Sunday Times (2015) In other languages bale British English: bale NOUN A bale* is a large quantity of something such as hay, cloth, or paper, tied together tightly. ...bales of hay. American English: bale Brazilian Portuguese: fardo Chinese: 大捆 European Spanish: paca French: balle German: Bündel Italian: balla Japanese: 俵 Korean: 꾸러미 European Portuguese: fardo Latin American Spanish: paca British English: bale VERB If something such as hay, cloth, or paper is baled, it is tied together tightly. Once hay has been cut and baled, it has to go through some chemical processes. American English: bale Brazilian Portuguese: enfardar Chinese: 捆 European Spanish: empacar French: mettre en balles German: bündeln Italian: imballare Japanese: 俵にする Korean: 뭉치다 European Portuguese: enfardar Latin American Spanish: empacar see bail2 Nearby words of bale balderdash balding baldness bale baleful balk ball Synonyms of 'bale' bale Explore 'bale' in the dictionary
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