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

stringnoun

uk/strɪŋ/us/strɪŋ/

string noun (ROPE)

B2 [ C or U ] (a piece of) strong, thin rope made by twisting very thin threads together, used for fastening and tying things:

a package tied with string

a ball/piece of string

When you pull the strings, the puppet's arms and legs move.

[ C ] a set of objects joined together in a row on a single rope or thread:

a string of beads/pearls

A string of onions hung from a beam in the kitchen.

More examples

a loop of string
tangled string
Could you tie this piece of string for me?
He wound the string into a ball.
Could you roll up that string for me?

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Cords, ropes, cables & string

bell pull
bungee
cable
catgut
chain
cord
flex
gut
halter
harness
iron
landline
lasso
leash
rein
shackles
stringy
tether
tow rope
twine

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Things collected in lines or rings

string noun (SERIES)

C2 [ C ] a series of related things or events:

What do you think of the recent string of political scandals?

He had a string of top-20 hits during the 80s.

More examples

She dropped the book on her foot and let out a string of expletives.
She had a string of lovers before her marriage finally broke up.
This is the latest in a string of attacks in the region.
He's had a string of glamorous girlfriends.
The group is thought to be responsible for a string of atrocities.

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Order and sequence - general words

alphabetize
back end
back end
be a chapter of accidents idiom
catalogue
litany
merry-go-round
next
nth
penultimate
run
running
second 1
sequential
series
succession
thirdly
timeline
train
vice versa

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string noun (MUSIC)

B2 [ C ] a thin wire that is stretched across a musical instrument and is used to produce a range of notes depending on its thickness, length, and tightness:

A violin has four strings.

Guitar strings are made from steel or nylon.

You can pluck the strings on a guitar with your fingers or a plectrum.

a twelve-string guitar

strings [ plural ]

the group of instruments that have strings and are played with a bow or with the fingers, or the players in a musical group who play these instruments:

I prefer his compositions for strings.

He played the cello and joined the strings in the school orchestra.

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Musical instruments

accordion
alphorn
alto
alto recorder
bagpipes
dulcimer
English horn
euphonium
fingerboard
flugelhorn
pick
pitched
plectrum
reed
reed instrument
viol
viola
violin
violoncello
vuvuzela

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string noun (SPORT)

[ C ] one of the thin plastic strings that are stretched between the sides of the frame of a racket used in sport

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Tennis & racket sports

birdie
break
break point
deuce
double
fault
groundstroke
half-volley
knock
lawn tennis
match point
passing shot
racket
racquetball
rally
seed
single
smash
sweet spot
tennis shoe

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string noun (COMPUTING)

[ C ] specialized computing a usually short piece of text consisting of letters, numbers, or symbols that is used in computer processes such as searching through large amounts of information:

If you type in the search string "ing", the computer will find all the words containing "ing".

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Computer concepts

aeroplane mode
airplane mode
atomicity
augmented reality
back end
clone
cloud
corruption
default to sth
electronic
gigabyte
GUI
multimedia
reboot
template
tuple
virtual
virtually
web hosting
what you see is what you get idiom

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Idiom(s)

have another/more than one string to your bow

strings attached

stringverb [ T ]

uk/strɪŋ/us/strɪŋ/strung, strung

string verb [ T ] (MUSIC)

to put strings on a musical instrument:

First you need to learn how to string and tune your guitar.

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Fastening and tying

anchor
attach
be locked together idiom
board sth up
bolt
bound
bow 1
buckle
buckle up
hobble
ligature
mount
nail
put sth up
reef knot
rivet
rope
twist tie
tying
yoke

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string verb [ T ] (SPORT)

to put new strings onto a racket used in sport:

You ought to have your racket re-strung before the competition.

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Tennis & racket sports

birdie
break
break point
deuce
double
fault
groundstroke
half-volley
knock
lawn tennis
match point
passing shot
racket
racquetball
rally
seed
single
smash
sweet spot
tennis shoe

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string verb [ T ] (BEADS, ETC.)

to put a string through a number of objects:

Would you help me string these beads?

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Fastening and tying

anchor
attach
be locked together idiom
board sth up
bolt
bound
bow 1
buckle
buckle up
hobble
ligature
mount
nail
put sth up
reef knot
rivet
rope
twist tie
tying
yoke

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Phrasal verb(s)

string sb along

string sth out

string sth together

string sb up

string sth up

单词	string
释义	Contents noun (5) string (ROPE) string (SERIES) string (MUSIC) string (SPORT) string (COMPUTING) adjective (1) string (1) verb (3) string (MUSIC) string (SPORT) string (BEADS, ETC.) Contents noun (4) string (CORD) string (MUSIC) string (SET) string (SERIES) verb (2) string (ATTACH CORD) string (JOIN IN SET) Contents noun (2) string (1) string (2) English American Business stringnoun uk/strɪŋ/us/strɪŋ/ string noun (ROPE) B2 [ C or U ] (a piece of) strong, thin rope made by twisting very thin threads together, used for fastening and tying things: a package tied with string a ball/piece of string When you pull the strings, the puppet's arms and legs move. [ C ] a set of objects joined together in a row on a single rope or thread: a string of beads/pearls A string of onions hung from a beam in the kitchen. More examples a loop of string tangled string Could you tie this piece of string for me? He wound the string into a ball. Could you roll up that string for me? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Cords, ropes, cables & string bell pull bungee cable catgut chain cord flex gut halter harness iron landline lasso leash rein shackles stringy tether tow rope twine See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Things collected in lines or rings string noun (SERIES) C2 [ C ] a series of related things or events: What do you think of the recent string of political scandals? He had a string of top-20 hits during the 80s. More examples She dropped the book on her foot and let out a string of expletives. She had a string of lovers before her marriage finally broke up. This is the latest in a string of attacks in the region. He's had a string of glamorous girlfriends. The group is thought to be responsible for a string of atrocities. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Order and sequence - general words alphabetize back end back end be a chapter of accidents idiom catalogue litany merry-go-round next nth penultimate run running second 1 sequential series succession thirdly timeline train vice versa See more results » string noun (MUSIC) B2 [ C ] a thin wire that is stretched across a musical instrument and is used to produce a range of notes depending on its thickness, length, and tightness: A violin has four strings. Guitar strings are made from steel or nylon. You can pluck the strings on a guitar with your fingers or a plectrum. a twelve-string guitar strings [ plural ] the group of instruments that have strings and are played with a bow or with the fingers, or the players in a musical group who play these instruments: I prefer his compositions for strings. He played the cello and joined the strings in the school orchestra. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Musical instruments accordion alphorn alto alto recorder bagpipes dulcimer English horn euphonium fingerboard flugelhorn pick pitched plectrum reed reed instrument viol viola violin violoncello vuvuzela See more results » string noun (SPORT) [ C ] one of the thin plastic strings that are stretched between the sides of the frame of a racket used in sport Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Tennis & racket sports birdie break break point deuce double fault groundstroke half-volley knock lawn tennis match point passing shot racket racquetball rally seed single smash sweet spot tennis shoe See more results » string noun (COMPUTING) [ C ] specialized computing a usually short piece of text consisting of letters, numbers, or symbols that is used in computer processes such as searching through large amounts of information: If you type in the search string "ing", the computer will find all the words containing "ing". Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Computer concepts aeroplane mode airplane mode atomicity augmented reality back end clone cloud corruption default to sth electronic gigabyte GUI multimedia reboot template tuple virtual virtually web hosting what you see is what you get idiom See more results » Idiom(s) have another/more than one string to your bow strings attached stringadjective uk/strɪŋ/us/strɪŋ/ consisting of or relating to string instruments: the string section a string quartet See also string instrument Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Musical instruments accordion alphorn alto alto recorder bagpipes dulcimer English horn euphonium fingerboard flugelhorn pick pitched plectrum reed reed instrument viol viola violin violoncello vuvuzela See more results » stringverb [ T ] uk/strɪŋ/us/strɪŋ/strung, strung string verb [ T ] (MUSIC) to put strings on a musical instrument: First you need to learn how to string and tune your guitar. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Fastening and tying anchor attach be locked together idiom *board sth* up bolt bound bow 1 buckle buckle up hobble ligature mount nail put sth up reef knot rivet rope twist tie tying yoke See more results » string verb [ T ] (SPORT) to put new strings onto a racket used in sport: You ought to have your racket re-strung before the competition. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Tennis & racket sports birdie break break point deuce double fault groundstroke half-volley knock lawn tennis match point passing shot racket racquetball rally seed single smash sweet spot tennis shoe See more results » string verb [ T ] (BEADS, ETC.) to put a string through a number of objects: Would you help me string these beads? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Fastening and tying anchor attach be locked together idiom board sth up bolt bound bow 1 buckle buckle up hobble ligature mount nail put sth up reef knot rivet rope twist tie tying yoke See more results » Phrasal verb(s) string sb along string sth out string sth together string sb up string sth up stringnoun us/strɪŋ/ string noun (CORD) [ C/U ] a thin length of cord: [ U ] a piece of string string noun (MUSIC) [ C ] a thin wire or cord that is stretched across a musical instrument and produces musical notes when pulled or hit: Guitar strings are made from steel or nylon. [ C ] The strings in an orchestra is a group of instruments that produce sound with strings: Violins, cellos, and double basses are all strings. string noun (SET) [ C ] a set of objects joined together in a row on a single cord or thread: a string of pearls string noun (SERIES) [ C ] a series of related things or events: He told the committee a string of lies. Her new novel is the latest in a string of successes. Idiom(s) strings attached stringverb [ T ] us/strɪŋ/past tense and past participle strung /strʌŋ/ string verb [ T ] (ATTACH CORD) to attach a length of string or something similar by the ends, so that the middle hangs: They strung ribbons of bright paper around the room in preparation for the party. string verb [ T ] (JOIN IN SET) to put a thread or cord through each of a set of things: The child sat on the floor, stringing wooden beads. fig. I can just barely string together (= say) a couple of sentences in Japanese. Phrasal verb(s) string someone along string along something string out something string out something stringnoun [ C ] uk/strɪŋ/us pull strings also US pull wires to use your power or influence to get what you want: She became a journalist for one of the UK's top newspapers after her father pulled strings. pull the strings the person who pulls the strings in a particular organization, situation, etc. makes the important decisions about it and controls it:** Shareholders are concerned because they no longer really know who is pulling the strings at the bank.
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stringnoun

string noun (ROPE)

string noun (SERIES)

string noun (MUSIC)

string noun (SPORT)

string noun (COMPUTING)

Idiom(s)

stringadjective

stringverb [ T ]

string verb [ T ] (MUSIC)

string verb [ T ] (SPORT)

string verb [ T ] (BEADS, ETC.)

Phrasal verb(s)

stringnoun

string noun (CORD)

string noun (MUSIC)

string noun (SET)

string noun (SERIES)

Idiom(s)

stringverb [ T ]

string verb [ T ] (ATTACH CORD)

string verb [ T ] (JOIN IN SET)

Phrasal verb(s)

stringnoun [ C ]