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

net1

/nɛt

noun

1A piece of open-meshed material made of twine, cord, or something similar, used typically for catching fish or other animals: fishermen mending their nets...

He fished with a golden net drawn by cords woven of purple and scarlet threads.
A good fisherman weaves his own nets with twine and a needle made of whalebone.
The guides had the students assist with the gathering of the mud samples, water samples, and catching fish and other sea animals with a net.

1.1A piece of net supported by a frame at the end of a handle, used for catching fish or insects.In the margins of the lake, I taught little Felix to hunt with an insect net....

Other items, such as insect nets, were in short supply in the theater.
If necessary, use an insect net to guard against the adults flying away.

1.2The total amount of fish caught in one session or expedition: good nets of roach, chub, and perch...

Good sport was to be had at Carpvale on Sunday where the club match on the front pond was won with a fine 75 lb net of carp from peg 70.
A recent club match was won with a fine 25 lb net of bream, skimmers and tench.
Frank Atkinson led with a fine 27 lb 10 oz net of skimmers, rudd and small carp taken alternating worm, meat and pellet.

2A structure consisting of a net supported on a frame, forming the goal in games such as football: Wales did find the net in the 32nd minute...

Unable to find the net in either game, goals remain a problem.
Following a run of six successive wins, Paul Simpson's men have taken just one point from their last two matches and failed to find the net in both games.
However, they had to wait till late in the game to find the net.

2.1A net supported on a cord between two posts to divide the playing area in tennis, badminton, volleyball, etc.When her kids were growing up, Dale Kephart always had volleyball and badminton nets set up in the backyard....

Gone will be the trampolines, table tennis tables and badminton nets that occupy the main auditorium on weekday nights when there is no concert.
Before they took it away I suggested putting up two basketball posts and nets with goal posts underneath them like most other areas have but my pleas have fallen on deaf ears.

2.2 Cricket A strip of ground enclosed by a net, for batting and bowling practice: [as modifier]: a full net practice...

The wet weather prevented the curator from producing proper practice nets and batting practice has been limited to a few minutes on the eve of the match.
Following his slow start to the season, Strauss was then given the opportunity of extra practice, ahead of the Bangladesh series, when he went to the school nets to face some bowling from the pupils.
He had observed me bowling well during the nets and so thought that I could try my hand this time in a regular game.

2.3A safety net: he felt like a tightrope-walker without a net

3 [mass noun] A fine fabric with a very open weave: [as modifier]: net curtains...

Selecting a modern look, Deepika has chosen mostly chiffons, gossamer net, silk and georgettes for her debut at LIFW.
Fabrics are given the technological touch with the use of rubberised velvet and wool, mirrored wool crepe, stretch net, organza and spider beaded georgette.
Cut the front stay from a firmly woven cotton blend for light control or from mediumweight, girdle-like power net fabric for firm control.

Synonyms

netting, meshwork, mesh, webbing, tulle, fishnet, openwork, lace, lacework, latticework, lattice

3.1 (nets) British informal Net curtains.The culmination of two years' work is a plastic hook which can be used, according to Mrs Clegg, with valances, curtains and nets.

4A means of catching someone; a trap: the search was delayed, allowing the murderers to escape the net...

You have so much trapped yourself in a net of words, of speculations that the feeling itself, which is the only thing that is deep and vital in us, is lost.
Up to 7,500 civil servants have such an arrangement in Dublin and elsewhere in the country, but the car spaces have escaped the Ministers' net.
Finally, many criminals escape the judicial net, even though in the public eye they are criminals.

Synonyms

trap, booby trap, snare

literary toils

4.1A means of selecting or securing someone or something: he spread his net far and wide in his long search for success...

The co-operative intend to spread their net of membership as wide as possible among individuals and groups interested in the rural economy and rural development.
The festival will spread its net wide across the six major cities of Scotland - Glasgow, Edinburgh, Stirling, Dundee, Aberdeen and Inverness.
Homeloans began as a broadly based financial services brokerage, but after six months Curry and Gavin realised they were spreading their net too wide.

5A communications or broadcasting network, especially of maritime radio: the radio net was brought to life with a mayday...

After someone gives the warning of an enemy in the area, the enemy's location and disposition is then broadcasted over the radio net.
And because the call was placed into a patch unit, it allowed us to link that net into other radio nets or telephone lines.
What types of radios and nets are we going to communicate with?

5.1A network of interconnected computers: a computer news net...

Maybe H. Zuckerman, presumably a tough cop, was refusing to give her name so they could look up her vital statistics on various computer nets.
In Europe, prosecutors have brought cases against the alleged online attackers suspected of creating networks of compromised computers, known as bot nets.
The same could happen with the net - we'll have national nets with firewalls and exorbitant charges.

5.2 (the Net) The Internet.Instead, these people have opted to use phone books or the Net to look-up numbers....

Now with the Net, we can get identity theft and stolen Internet access into the bargain.
Of those Net users quizzed, eight out of ten said they used the Net to search for information and for email.

verb (nets, netting, netted) [with object]

1Catch (a fish or other animal) with a net: damage caused when netting the fish rabbits can be netted all the year round...

They might catch the fish or net the bird but not consume it.
As we were quite high up from the water we used a landing net with a twelve foot long telescopic handle so that we could safely net any fish that we caught.
I netted a beast, all 11 lb 10 oz of it, from the York water at Beningbrough Park last Friday.

1.1Fish with nets in (a river): they were netting the River Naver...

If you see any one netting the river or killing Pike over 3 kilo then report it.
How often I heard the stories of the poachers, pronounced poochers, who netted the river for salmon to the disgust of the rod-men and the local boatmen.
In the past I have reported about the illegal netting of lakes and rivers across Ireland.

1.2Acquire or obtain in a skilful way: customs officials have netted large caches of drugs...

Acting on a tip, Pattaya police were quickly in and out of the Night Market in South Pattaya and their big bust smothered a small time dealer, netting a cache of pornographic video CDs.
The sweep was successful in netting a large cache or weapons, explosives, ammunition, and other equipment.
In the ensuing days, a number of people were netted after stringent customs regulations and tightened security were put into effect.

Synonyms

catch, capture, take captive, trap, entrap, snare, ensnare, bag, hook, land

informal nab, collar

2(In sport) hit (a ball) into the net; score (a goal): Butler netted 14 goals...

Gilbert Mushangazhike, the visitors' leading goal scorer, netted twice in the first half, but missed a penalty in the second half.
Whilst they are hardly prolific scorers netting only six goals, their defence has done well in only conceding eight goals the least number of goals conceded, a sorry sight when your team cannot find goals.
Shanahan already has scored 20 goals after netting only 31 goals and 58 points last season.

3Cover with a net: we fenced off a rabbit-proof area for vegetables and netted the top

Phrases

slip (or fall) through the net

Derivatives

netful

/ˈnɛtfʊl

/ noun (plural netfuls) ...

Pole tactics can build up nice netfuls of bream, perch and rudd.
So each netful was a complete package of sorts, containing one readily identifiable adult male and many mother-infant pairs.
Guys were getting big netfuls at the base of the dam with little effort.

Origin

Old English net, nett, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch net and German Netz.

Rhymes

net2

/nɛt

(British also nett)

adjective

1(Of an amount, value, or price) remaining after the deduction of tax or other contributions: net earnings per share rose the camera will cost you, net of VAT, about £300...

And it's a big boost to the bottomline with net value addition per person being 10-15 times the amount it is for BPOs.
Canary Wharf said its net value per share increased from £5.18 to £6.78 in the year to June.
Where 15% UK tax was deducted, the net amount received is liable to Irish tax.

Synonyms

after taxes, after deductions, take-home, clear, final;

British nett

informal bottom line

Often contrasted with gross (sense 2 of the adjective).

1.1(Of a weight) excluding that of the packaging.Under the Bill consumers must only be charged on a net weight basis - that is, without any packaging included in the stated weight or price....

The enhanced net weight is partly created by the lack of fungal disease in the plants, since less fungal disease means that the plants need less trimming.
Additionally, tags will have the manufacturer's name and address, as well as the guarantee on the net weight of the feed contained in the bag.

1.2(Of a score in golf) adjusted to take account of a player’s handicap.The boys team from Scoil Muire agus Padraig took home the prize for best nett score at the Connacht Schools Golf Championships played at the Ballina Course....

There was an interesting scenario last Saturday with a great prize for the best nett score of three nights and two days and golf at Noosaville with the winner to be present.
Stockley also lifted the Founders Cup for the best nett score when he shot a gross 83 off a handicap of 19.

2Remaining after all factors have been taken into account; overall: the net result is the same...

The net effect of these factors is the accumulation of a large foreign debt by the Middle Eastern countries.
If the profit of one division increases with a corresponding decrease to another division the net overall effect is the same for the single entity and hence, the shareholders.
These improvements might be the net effect of two factors: starting treatment at earlier stages of disease, or better treatment for a given stage.

Synonyms

final, end, ultimate, concluding, closing;

overall, actual, effective

verb (nets, netting, netted) [with object]

1Acquire (a sum of money) as clear profit: he netted £2.45 million on the deal...

The CA president netted the sum less than a fortnight after the US software company issued a profit warning which sent its share price plummeting.
In 1861, the two women had staged a fundraiser that netted the paltry sum of $675.
He also netted pension contributions and other perks of €68,000.

Synonyms

earn, make, get, gain, obtain, acquire, accumulate, take home, bring in, pull in, clear, pocket, realize, make a profit of, be paid;

fetch, yield, raise

informal rake in

1.1 [with two objects] Return (profit or income) for (someone): the land netted its owner a turnover of $800,000...

They sold a five-storey house in central London overlooking St James's Park for £5.7m in 2004, netting them £3.7m profit.
Council chiefs have confirmed the 105-year-old club has approached them to discuss the potential relocation that would net them millions of pounds.
Komarnitski earned third place in the annual Ranan Lurie Political Cartoon Award, netting him prize money of $3000.

1.2 (net something down/off/out) Exclude a non-net amount, such as tax, when making a calculation, in order to reduce the amount left to a net sum: the scrap value should be netted off against the original purchase price...

The flows are netted out for each year, and discounted by the going interest rate.
Competitive tendering as an alternative to negotiated contracts has been shown in a number of contexts to yield cost savings (for a given level of service) before administrative charges are netted out of 20% on average.
If you try to net them down they tell us two things.

Origin

Middle English (in the senses 'clean' and 'smart'): from French net 'neat'; see neat¹. The sense 'free from deductions' is first recorded in late Middle English.

单词	net
释义	net1 /nɛt / noun 1A piece of open-meshed material made of twine, cord, or something similar, used typically for catching fish or other animals: fishermen mending their nets... He fished with a golden net drawn by cords woven of purple and scarlet threads. A good fisherman weaves his own nets with twine and a needle made of whalebone. The guides had the students assist with the gathering of the mud samples, water samples, and catching fish and other sea animals with a net. 1.1A piece of net supported by a frame at the end of a handle, used for catching fish or insects.In the margins of the lake, I taught little Felix to hunt with an insect net.... Other items, such as insect nets, were in short supply in the theater. If necessary, use an insect net to guard against the adults flying away. 1.2The total amount of fish caught in one session or expedition: good nets of roach, chub, and perch... Good sport was to be had at Carpvale on Sunday where the club match on the front pond was won with a fine 75 lb net of carp from peg 70. A recent club match was won with a fine 25 lb net of bream, skimmers and tench. Frank Atkinson led with a fine 27 lb 10 oz net of skimmers, rudd and small carp taken alternating worm, meat and pellet. 2A structure consisting of a net supported on a frame, forming the goal in games such as football: Wales did find the net* in the 32nd minute... Unable to find the net in either game, goals remain a problem. Following a run of six successive wins, Paul Simpson's men have taken just one point from their last two matches and failed to find the net in both games. However, they had to wait till late in the game to find the net. 2.1A net supported on a cord between two posts to divide the playing area in tennis, badminton, volleyball, etc.When her kids were growing up, Dale Kephart always had volleyball and badminton nets set up in the backyard.... Gone will be the trampolines, table tennis tables and badminton nets that occupy the main auditorium on weekday nights when there is no concert. Before they took it away I suggested putting up two basketball posts and nets with goal posts underneath them like most other areas have but my pleas have fallen on deaf ears. 2.2 Cricket* A strip of ground enclosed by a net, for batting and bowling practice: [as modifier]: a full net practice... The wet weather prevented the curator from producing proper practice nets and batting practice has been limited to a few minutes on the eve of the match. Following his slow start to the season, Strauss was then given the opportunity of extra practice, ahead of the Bangladesh series, when he went to the school nets to face some bowling from the pupils. He had observed me bowling well during the nets and so thought that I could try my hand this time in a regular game. 2.3A safety net: he felt like a tightrope-walker without a net 3 [mass noun] A fine fabric with a very open weave: [as modifier]: net curtains... Selecting a modern look, Deepika has chosen mostly chiffons, gossamer net, silk and georgettes for her debut at LIFW. Fabrics are given the technological touch with the use of rubberised velvet and wool, mirrored wool crepe, stretch net, organza and spider beaded georgette. Cut the front stay from a firmly woven cotton blend for light control or from mediumweight, girdle-like power net fabric for firm control. Synonyms netting, meshwork, mesh, webbing, tulle, fishnet, openwork, lace, lacework, latticework, lattice 3.1 (nets) British informal Net curtains.The culmination of two years' work is a plastic hook which can be used, according to Mrs Clegg, with valances, curtains and nets. 4A means of catching someone; a trap: the search was delayed, allowing the murderers to escape the net... You have so much trapped yourself in a net of words, of speculations that the feeling itself, which is the only thing that is deep and vital in us, is lost. Up to 7,500 civil servants have such an arrangement in Dublin and elsewhere in the country, but the car spaces have escaped the Ministers' net. Finally, many criminals escape the judicial net, even though in the public eye they are criminals. Synonyms trap, booby trap, snare literary toils 4.1A means of selecting or securing someone or something: he spread his net far and wide in his long search for success... The co-operative intend to spread their net of membership as wide as possible among individuals and groups interested in the rural economy and rural development. The festival will spread its net wide across the six major cities of Scotland - Glasgow, Edinburgh, Stirling, Dundee, Aberdeen and Inverness. Homeloans began as a broadly based financial services brokerage, but after six months Curry and Gavin realised they were spreading their net too wide. 5A communications or broadcasting network, especially of maritime radio: the radio net was brought to life with a mayday... After someone gives the warning of an enemy in the area, the enemy's location and disposition is then broadcasted over the radio net. And because the call was placed into a patch unit, it allowed us to link that net into other radio nets or telephone lines. What types of radios and nets are we going to communicate with? 5.1A network of interconnected computers: a computer news net... Maybe H. Zuckerman, presumably a tough cop, was refusing to give her name so they could look up her vital statistics on various computer nets. In Europe, prosecutors have brought cases against the alleged online attackers suspected of creating networks of compromised computers, known as bot nets. The same could happen with the net - we'll have national nets with firewalls and exorbitant charges. 5.2 (the Net) The Internet.Instead, these people have opted to use phone books or the Net to look-up numbers.... Now with the Net, we can get identity theft and stolen Internet access into the bargain. Of those Net users quizzed, eight out of ten said they used the Net to search for information and for email. verb (nets, netting, netted) [with object] 1Catch (a fish or other animal) with a net: damage caused when netting the fish rabbits can be netted all the year round... They might catch the fish or net the bird but not consume it. As we were quite high up from the water we used a landing net with a twelve foot long telescopic handle so that we could safely net any fish that we caught. I netted a beast, all 11 lb 10 oz of it, from the York water at Beningbrough Park last Friday. 1.1Fish with nets in (a river): they were netting the River Naver... If you see any one netting the river or killing Pike over 3 kilo then report it. How often I heard the stories of the poachers, pronounced poochers, who netted the river for salmon to the disgust of the rod-men and the local boatmen. In the past I have reported about the illegal netting of lakes and rivers across Ireland. 1.2Acquire or obtain in a skilful way: customs officials have netted large caches of drugs... Acting on a tip, Pattaya police were quickly in and out of the Night Market in South Pattaya and their big bust smothered a small time dealer, netting a cache of pornographic video CDs. The sweep was successful in netting a large cache or weapons, explosives, ammunition, and other equipment. In the ensuing days, a number of people were netted after stringent customs regulations and tightened security were put into effect. Synonyms catch, capture, take captive, trap, entrap, snare, ensnare, bag, hook, land informal nab, collar 2(In sport) hit (a ball) into the net; score (a goal): Butler netted 14 goals... Gilbert Mushangazhike, the visitors' leading goal scorer, netted twice in the first half, but missed a penalty in the second half. Whilst they are hardly prolific scorers netting only six goals, their defence has done well in only conceding eight goals the least number of goals conceded, a sorry sight when your team cannot find goals. Shanahan already has scored 20 goals after netting only 31 goals and 58 points last season. 3Cover with a net: we fenced off a rabbit-proof area for vegetables and netted the top Phrases slip (or fall) through the net Derivatives netful /ˈnɛtfʊl / noun (plural netfuls) ... Pole tactics can build up nice netfuls of bream, perch and rudd. So each netful was a complete package of sorts, containing one readily identifiable adult male and many mother-infant pairs. Guys were getting big netfuls at the base of the dam with little effort. Origin Old English net, nett, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch net and German Netz. Rhymes abet, aiguillette, anisette, Annette, Antoinette, arête, Arlette, ate, baguette, banquette, barbette, barrette, basinet, bassinet, beget, Bernadette, beset, bet, Bette, blanquette, Brett, briquette, brochette, brunette (US brunet), Burnett, cadet, caravanette, cassette, castanet, charette, cigarette (US cigaret), clarinet, Claudette, Colette, coquette, corvette, couchette, courgette, croquette, curette, curvet, Debrett, debt, dinette, diskette, duet, epaulette (US epaulet), flageolet, flannelette, forget, fret, galette, gazette, Georgette, get, godet, grisette, heavyset, Jeanette, jet, kitchenette, La Fayette, landaulet, launderette, layette, lazaret, leatherette, let, Lett, lorgnette, luncheonette, lunette, Lynette, maisonette, majorette, maquette, Marie-Antoinette, marionette, Marquette, marquisette, martinet, met, minaret, minuet, moquette, motet, musette, Nanette, noisette, nonet, novelette, nymphet, octet, Odette, on-set, oubliette, Paulette, pet, Phuket, picquet, pillaret, pincette, pipette, piquet, pirouette, planchette, pochette, quartet, quickset, quintet, regret, ret, Rhett, roomette, rosette, roulette, satinette, septet, serviette, sestet, set, sett, sextet, silhouette, soubrette, spinet, spinneret, statuette, stet, stockinet, sublet, suffragette, Suzette, sweat, thickset, threat, Tibet, toilette, tret, underlet, upset, usherette, vedette, vet, vignette, vinaigrette, wagonette, wet, whet, winceyette, yet, Yvette net2 /nɛt / (British also nett) adjective 1(Of an amount, value, or price) remaining after the deduction of tax or other contributions: net earnings per share rose the camera will cost you, net of* VAT, about £300... And it's a big boost to the bottomline with net value addition per person being 10-15 times the amount it is for BPOs. Canary Wharf said its net value per share increased from £5.18 to £6.78 in the year to June. Where 15% UK tax was deducted, the net amount received is liable to Irish tax. Synonyms after taxes, after deductions, take-home, clear, final; British* nett informal bottom line Often contrasted with gross (sense 2 of the adjective). 1.1(Of a weight) excluding that of the packaging.Under the Bill consumers must only be charged on a net weight basis - that is, without any packaging included in the stated weight or price.... The enhanced net weight is partly created by the lack of fungal disease in the plants, since less fungal disease means that the plants need less trimming. Additionally, tags will have the manufacturer's name and address, as well as the guarantee on the net weight of the feed contained in the bag. 1.2(Of a score in golf) adjusted to take account of a player’s handicap.The boys team from Scoil Muire agus Padraig took home the prize for best nett score at the Connacht Schools Golf Championships played at the Ballina Course.... There was an interesting scenario last Saturday with a great prize for the best nett score of three nights and two days and golf at Noosaville with the winner to be present. Stockley also lifted the Founders Cup for the best nett score when he shot a gross 83 off a handicap of 19. 2Remaining after all factors have been taken into account; overall: the net result is the same... The net effect of these factors is the accumulation of a large foreign debt by the Middle Eastern countries. If the profit of one division increases with a corresponding decrease to another division the net overall effect is the same for the single entity and hence, the shareholders. These improvements might be the net effect of two factors: starting treatment at earlier stages of disease, or better treatment for a given stage. Synonyms final, end, ultimate, concluding, closing; overall, actual, effective verb (nets, netting, netted) [with object] 1Acquire (a sum of money) as clear profit: he netted £2.45 million on the deal... The CA president netted the sum less than a fortnight after the US software company issued a profit warning which sent its share price plummeting. In 1861, the two women had staged a fundraiser that netted the paltry sum of $675. He also netted pension contributions and other perks of €68,000. Synonyms earn, make, get, gain, obtain, acquire, accumulate, take home, bring in, pull in, clear, pocket, realize, make a profit of, be paid; fetch, yield, raise informal rake in 1.1 [with two objects] Return (profit or income) for (someone): the land netted its owner a turnover of $800,000... They sold a five-storey house in central London overlooking St James's Park for £5.7m in 2004, netting them £3.7m profit. Council chiefs have confirmed the 105-year-old club has approached them to discuss the potential relocation that would net them millions of pounds. Komarnitski earned third place in the annual Ranan Lurie Political Cartoon Award, netting him prize money of $3000. 1.2 (net something down/off/out) Exclude a non-net amount, such as tax, when making a calculation, in order to reduce the amount left to a net sum: the scrap value should be netted off against the original purchase price... The flows are netted out for each year, and discounted by the going interest rate. Competitive tendering as an alternative to negotiated contracts has been shown in a number of contexts to yield cost savings (for a given level of service) before administrative charges are netted out of 20% on average. If you try to net them down they tell us two things. Origin Middle English (in the senses 'clean' and 'smart'): from French net 'neat'; see neat¹. The sense 'free from deductions' is first recorded in late Middle English.
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