spiderweb

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Biologyspiderwebspi‧der‧web /ˈspaɪdəweb $ -dər-/ (also web) noun [countable] American English HBa very fine network of sticky threads made by a spider to catch insects → cobwebExamples from the Corpusspiderweb• I tell you, this place is a spiderweb.• On each side was a spiderweb, outlined in black, shiny beads.• Sethe could hear her humming away in the bushes as she hunted spiderwebs.• There were spiderwebs everywhere, but otherwise everything was in perfect order.• The windshield was a white spiderweb or cracks centring on a neat black circle.

单词	spiderweb
释义	spiderweb From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Biologyspiderwebspi‧der‧web /ˈspaɪdəweb $ -dər-/ (also web) noun [countable] American English HBa very fine network of sticky threads made by a spider to catch insects → cobwebExamples from the Corpusspiderweb• I tell you, this place is a spiderweb.• On each side was a spiderweb, outlined in black, shiny beads.• Sethe could hear her humming away in the bushes as she hunted spiderwebs.• There were spiderwebs everywhere, but otherwise everything was in perfect order.• The windshield was a white spiderweb or cracks centring on a neat black circle.
随便看	give somebody a free hand/rein give somebody a going-over give somebody a hard time give somebody a headache/hangover give somebody a hug give somebody a kick give somebody a leg-up give somebody a look give somebody a mouthful give somebody a piece of your mind give somebody a ring give somebody a ring give somebody a ring/bell give somebody a rollicking give somebody a shout give somebody a smack on the lips/cheek give somebody a thick ear give somebody a thick ear/get a thick ear give somebody a ticking off give somebody a tickle give somebody a tinkle give somebody a turn give somebody ammunition/provide somebody with ammunition give somebody an earful give somebody an inch and they’ll take a yard/mile