单词 | lumber |
释义 | lum·ber I. 1. < the airplane … now proceeded to lumber slowly along — Noel Coward > < lumbered a little in his walk — Kenneth Roberts > < the story lumbers to a permanent standstill shortly after it begins — New Yorker > 2. II. 1. a. b. < get rid of the useless lumber that blocks our highways of thought — John Dewey > < this lumber of facts, conjectures, alternate possibilities — J.G.Cozzens > < useless words … dropped as worthless linguistic lumber — T.D.Weldon > 2. a. b. < insulating lumber > < metal lumber > 3. III. transitive verb 1. < the constitution … was lumbered with obsolete provisions — Americana Annual > < did not wish to lumber his mind with the rubbish that most men seemed to rejoice in — Van Wyck Brooks > 2. < all those things lumbered in the closet > 3. < this … valley was lumbered, hard, in 1915 — R.M.Neal > intransitive verb 1. < colonists were squatting on their land, lumbering in their woods — American Guide Series: Maryland > 2. < another large box to lumber with the odd and the antiquated — Peter Maggs > IV. 1. < lumber pile > 2. < lumber business > < lumber camp > |
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