Definition of clamshell in English:

clamshell

nounˈklamʃɛlˈklæmˌʃɛl

1The shell of a clam, formed of two roughly equal valves with a hinge.
Example sentencesExamples
- He was back shortly with half of a freshwater clamshell.
- Early Americans enjoyed clams with the same passion as we do today, and polished clamshells served as currency (known as wampum) from the 1600's to the end of the seventeenth century.
- She is making beautiful buildings out of sustainable materials - recycled bottles, clamshells, and mud.
- Crushed clamshells, a waste product from the local Chesapeake Bay seafood industries, have been used to pave roadways.
- The stage was a long oval, with strange bronze horns, pediments, and clamshells decorating it.
- You remember that painting of the naked Venus emerging from a clamshell.
- A while back, I crafted a set of runes from some tiny clamshells someone had sent me from the shore (I marked the runes on the shells with a paint pen).
- Glue the larger shells, such as these clamshells, to the inner and outer edges of the frame.
- They were smaller than the clamshells protruding from the mud.
- And, unless he was lost at sea, his body would be buried beneath a pile of clamshells in the Bay Key Cemetery.
1. 1.1 Something, such as a mobile phone, with hinged parts that open and shut like a clamshell.
  as modifier a clamshell cellular phone
  Example sentencesExamples
  The case opens clamshell style, and there's plenty of room for expandability.
  It's a clamshell design with a button on the lid and a blue light in the centre of the button, and looks rather cheap and plasticky.
  He introduced phones with clamshell designs that flip open to reveal a larger screen and take pictures.
  I had forgotten my wallet, so I had to borrow $6 for my styrofoam clamshell of Mongolian Beef over rice.
  Unlike some other clamshells, the keypad is quite ergonomic and there is a nice tactile feel when you nudge the buttons.
  The firm has been criticised for being slow to offer camera phones and clamshell designs.
  It is a clamshell phone that works worldwide on cellular networks running on the GSM standard.
  Like the clamshell, you don't have to worry about locking your keypad, because the phone is only functional when it is extended to its full size.
  There's also a ‘low-carb’ option, in which the loose, greasy contents come in a plastic clamshell instead of a croissant.
  They misread the market earlier this year and didn't have an offering in the area of clamshells.
  The handset opens like a standard clamshell phone to reveal a 2.8in 240 x 320 touch-sensitive screen.
  The packaging is a clear clamshell that can be pegged or clip-stripped for display or can free-stand on a countertop or shelf.
  The new concept incorporates a clamshell design.
  The clamshell device opens to reveal a QWERTY keyboard and 16-bit colour display.
  The DVD is packaged in a clamshell box and contains an 8-page poster booklet and a sheet of stickers!
  Every year, billions of these clamshells and other foodservice containers made from petroleum-based foams end up in already overstuffed landfills.
  The computer continues to use a clamshell design that opens after you push buttons on the top and bottom of the case.
  The clamshell phone's large display offers a 256.000 colors screen resolution and 3 triple digital zoom that brings details into focus.
  Invented by Motorola, clamshells fit nicely alongside the face and slip easily into pocket or purse.
  Emma stopped at the highway, crossed to the store, and parked in the clamshell lot.

Definition of clamshell in US English:

clamshell

nounˈklamˌSHelˈklæmˌʃɛl

1The shell of a clam, formed of two roughly equal valves with a hinge.
Example sentencesExamples
- Crushed clamshells, a waste product from the local Chesapeake Bay seafood industries, have been used to pave roadways.
- Early Americans enjoyed clams with the same passion as we do today, and polished clamshells served as currency (known as wampum) from the 1600's to the end of the seventeenth century.
- Glue the larger shells, such as these clamshells, to the inner and outer edges of the frame.
- You remember that painting of the naked Venus emerging from a clamshell.
- A while back, I crafted a set of runes from some tiny clamshells someone had sent me from the shore (I marked the runes on the shells with a paint pen).
- They were smaller than the clamshells protruding from the mud.
- She is making beautiful buildings out of sustainable materials - recycled bottles, clamshells, and mud.
- He was back shortly with half of a freshwater clamshell.
- And, unless he was lost at sea, his body would be buried beneath a pile of clamshells in the Bay Key Cemetery.
- The stage was a long oval, with strange bronze horns, pediments, and clamshells decorating it.
1. 1.1 A thing with hinged parts that open and shut in a manner resembling the parts of a clamshell, such as a kind of mechanical digger, a portable computer, or a box for takeout food.
  some clamshells offer full desktop power
  as modifier a clamshell lid
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is a clamshell phone that works worldwide on cellular networks running on the GSM standard.
  The DVD is packaged in a clamshell box and contains an 8-page poster booklet and a sheet of stickers!
  The clamshell device opens to reveal a QWERTY keyboard and 16-bit colour display.
  Emma stopped at the highway, crossed to the store, and parked in the clamshell lot.
  The new concept incorporates a clamshell design.
  Unlike some other clamshells, the keypad is quite ergonomic and there is a nice tactile feel when you nudge the buttons.
  Invented by Motorola, clamshells fit nicely alongside the face and slip easily into pocket or purse.
  Like the clamshell, you don't have to worry about locking your keypad, because the phone is only functional when it is extended to its full size.
  The handset opens like a standard clamshell phone to reveal a 2.8in 240 x 320 touch-sensitive screen.
  The packaging is a clear clamshell that can be pegged or clip-stripped for display or can free-stand on a countertop or shelf.
  The computer continues to use a clamshell design that opens after you push buttons on the top and bottom of the case.
  They misread the market earlier this year and didn't have an offering in the area of clamshells.
  I had forgotten my wallet, so I had to borrow $6 for my styrofoam clamshell of Mongolian Beef over rice.
  The case opens clamshell style, and there's plenty of room for expandability.
  He introduced phones with clamshell designs that flip open to reveal a larger screen and take pictures.
  It's a clamshell design with a button on the lid and a blue light in the centre of the button, and looks rather cheap and plasticky.
  There's also a ‘low-carb’ option, in which the loose, greasy contents come in a plastic clamshell instead of a croissant.
  The firm has been criticised for being slow to offer camera phones and clamshell designs.
  The clamshell phone's large display offers a 256.000 colors screen resolution and 3 triple digital zoom that brings details into focus.
  Every year, billions of these clamshells and other foodservice containers made from petroleum-based foams end up in already overstuffed landfills.

单词	clamshell
释义	Definition of clamshell in English: clamshell nounˈklamʃɛlˈklæmˌʃɛl 1The shell of a clam, formed of two roughly equal valves with a hinge. Example sentencesExamples He was back shortly with half of a freshwater clamshell. Early Americans enjoyed clams with the same passion as we do today, and polished clamshells served as currency (known as wampum) from the 1600's to the end of the seventeenth century. She is making beautiful buildings out of sustainable materials - recycled bottles, clamshells, and mud. Crushed clamshells, a waste product from the local Chesapeake Bay seafood industries, have been used to pave roadways. The stage was a long oval, with strange bronze horns, pediments, and clamshells decorating it. You remember that painting of the naked Venus emerging from a clamshell. A while back, I crafted a set of runes from some tiny clamshells someone had sent me from the shore (I marked the runes on the shells with a paint pen). Glue the larger shells, such as these clamshells, to the inner and outer edges of the frame. They were smaller than the clamshells protruding from the mud. And, unless he was lost at sea, his body would be buried beneath a pile of clamshells in the Bay Key Cemetery. 1.1 Something, such as a mobile phone, with hinged parts that open and shut like a clamshell. as modifier a clamshell cellular phone Example sentencesExamples The case opens clamshell style, and there's plenty of room for expandability. It's a clamshell design with a button on the lid and a blue light in the centre of the button, and looks rather cheap and plasticky. He introduced phones with clamshell designs that flip open to reveal a larger screen and take pictures. I had forgotten my wallet, so I had to borrow $6 for my styrofoam clamshell of Mongolian Beef over rice. Unlike some other clamshells, the keypad is quite ergonomic and there is a nice tactile feel when you nudge the buttons. The firm has been criticised for being slow to offer camera phones and clamshell designs. It is a clamshell phone that works worldwide on cellular networks running on the GSM standard. Like the clamshell, you don't have to worry about locking your keypad, because the phone is only functional when it is extended to its full size. There's also a ‘low-carb’ option, in which the loose, greasy contents come in a plastic clamshell instead of a croissant. They misread the market earlier this year and didn't have an offering in the area of clamshells. The handset opens like a standard clamshell phone to reveal a 2.8in 240 x 320 touch-sensitive screen. The packaging is a clear clamshell that can be pegged or clip-stripped for display or can free-stand on a countertop or shelf. The new concept incorporates a clamshell design. The clamshell device opens to reveal a QWERTY keyboard and 16-bit colour display. The DVD is packaged in a clamshell box and contains an 8-page poster booklet and a sheet of stickers! Every year, billions of these clamshells and other foodservice containers made from petroleum-based foams end up in already overstuffed landfills. The computer continues to use a clamshell design that opens after you push buttons on the top and bottom of the case. The clamshell phone's large display offers a 256.000 colors screen resolution and 3 triple digital zoom that brings details into focus. Invented by Motorola, clamshells fit nicely alongside the face and slip easily into pocket or purse. Emma stopped at the highway, crossed to the store, and parked in the clamshell lot. Definition of clamshell in US English: clamshell nounˈklamˌSHelˈklæmˌʃɛl 1The shell of a clam, formed of two roughly equal valves with a hinge. Example sentencesExamples Crushed clamshells, a waste product from the local Chesapeake Bay seafood industries, have been used to pave roadways. Early Americans enjoyed clams with the same passion as we do today, and polished clamshells served as currency (known as wampum) from the 1600's to the end of the seventeenth century. Glue the larger shells, such as these clamshells, to the inner and outer edges of the frame. You remember that painting of the naked Venus emerging from a clamshell. A while back, I crafted a set of runes from some tiny clamshells someone had sent me from the shore (I marked the runes on the shells with a paint pen). They were smaller than the clamshells protruding from the mud. She is making beautiful buildings out of sustainable materials - recycled bottles, clamshells, and mud. He was back shortly with half of a freshwater clamshell. And, unless he was lost at sea, his body would be buried beneath a pile of clamshells in the Bay Key Cemetery. The stage was a long oval, with strange bronze horns, pediments, and clamshells decorating it. 1.1 A thing with hinged parts that open and shut in a manner resembling the parts of a clamshell, such as a kind of mechanical digger, a portable computer, or a box for takeout food. some clamshells offer full desktop power as modifier a clamshell lid Example sentencesExamples It is a clamshell phone that works worldwide on cellular networks running on the GSM standard. The DVD is packaged in a clamshell box and contains an 8-page poster booklet and a sheet of stickers! The clamshell device opens to reveal a QWERTY keyboard and 16-bit colour display. Emma stopped at the highway, crossed to the store, and parked in the clamshell lot. The new concept incorporates a clamshell design. Unlike some other clamshells, the keypad is quite ergonomic and there is a nice tactile feel when you nudge the buttons. Invented by Motorola, clamshells fit nicely alongside the face and slip easily into pocket or purse. Like the clamshell, you don't have to worry about locking your keypad, because the phone is only functional when it is extended to its full size. The handset opens like a standard clamshell phone to reveal a 2.8in 240 x 320 touch-sensitive screen. The packaging is a clear clamshell that can be pegged or clip-stripped for display or can free-stand on a countertop or shelf. The computer continues to use a clamshell design that opens after you push buttons on the top and bottom of the case. They misread the market earlier this year and didn't have an offering in the area of clamshells. I had forgotten my wallet, so I had to borrow $6 for my styrofoam clamshell of Mongolian Beef over rice. The case opens clamshell style, and there's plenty of room for expandability. He introduced phones with clamshell designs that flip open to reveal a larger screen and take pictures. It's a clamshell design with a button on the lid and a blue light in the centre of the button, and looks rather cheap and plasticky. There's also a ‘low-carb’ option, in which the loose, greasy contents come in a plastic clamshell instead of a croissant. The firm has been criticised for being slow to offer camera phones and clamshell designs. The clamshell phone's large display offers a 256.000 colors screen resolution and 3 triple digital zoom that brings details into focus. Every year, billions of these clamshells and other foodservice containers made from petroleum-based foams end up in already overstuffed landfills.
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