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

bas•ket n. [countable]

a container made of flexible, woven material.
anything like a basket in shape or use: a wastepaper basket.
Sport
- an open net hanging from a metal hoop in basketball.

bas•ket n.

a container made of twigs, rushes, thin strips of wood, or other flexible material woven together.
a container made of pieces of thin veneer, used for packing berries, vegetables, etc.
the amount contained in a basket;
a basketful:to pick a basket of apples.
anything like a basket in shape or use:He never empties my wastepaper basket.
any group of things or different things grouped as a unit;
a package;
package deal:You can't buy the single stock; you have to take the basket--all companies, stocks and bonds.
the car or gondola suspended beneath a balloon, as for carrying passengers or scientific instruments into the atmosphere.
Sport[Basketball.]
- an open net suspended from a metal rim attached to the backboard and through which the ball must pass in order for a player to score points.
- Sporta score, counting two for a field goal and one for a free throw.
SportAlso called snow ring. [Skiing.]a ring strapped to the base of a ski pole to limit penetration of the pole in the snow.
Slang Terms(vulgar). the male genitals, esp. when outlined by a tight-fitting garment.

British Celtic
Latin bascauda basin, perh.
early Romance *baskauta ( French dialect, dialectal bâchot, bachou wooden or interwoven vessel, Old High German baskiza box)
Middle English basket(te) 1250–1300

bas′ket•like′, adj.

basket /ˈbɑːskɪt/ n

a container made of interwoven strips of pliable materials, such as cane, straw, thin wood, or plastic, and often carried by means of a handle or handles
Also called: basketful the amount a basket will hold
something resembling such a container in appearance or function, such as the structure suspended from a balloon
an open horizontal metal hoop fixed to the backboard, through which a player must throw the ball to score points
a point or points scored in this way
a group or collection of similar of related things: a basket of currencies
informal
a euphemism for bastard,
the list of items an internet shopper chooses to buy at one time from a website: add these items to your basket

Etymology: 13th Century: probably from Old Northern French baskot (unattested), from Latin bascauda basketwork holder, of Celtic origin

单词	basket
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 bas•ket /ˈbæskɪt/USA pronunciation n. [countable] a container made of flexible, woven material. anything like a basket in shape or use: a wastepaper basket. Sport an open net hanging from a metal hoop in basketball. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 bas•ket (bas′kit, bä′skit),USA pronunciation n. a container made of twigs, rushes, thin strips of wood, or other flexible material woven together. a container made of pieces of thin veneer, used for packing berries, vegetables, etc. the amount contained in a basket; a basketful:to pick a basket of apples. anything like a basket in shape or use:He never empties my wastepaper basket. any group of things or different things grouped as a unit; a package; package deal:You can't buy the single stock; you have to take the basket--all companies, stocks and bonds. the car or gondola suspended beneath a balloon, as for carrying passengers or scientific instruments into the atmosphere. Sport[Basketball.] an open net suspended from a metal rim attached to the backboard and through which the ball must pass in order for a player to score points. Sporta score, counting two for a field goal and one for a free throw. SportAlso called snow ring. [Skiing.]a ring strapped to the base of a ski pole to limit penetration of the pole in the snow. Slang Terms(vulgar). the male genitals, esp. when outlined by a tight-fitting garment. British Celtic Latin bascauda basin, perh. early Romance *baskauta ( French dialect, dialectal bâchot, bachou wooden or interwoven vessel, Old High German baskiza box) Middle English basket(te) 1250–1300 bas′ket•like′, adj. Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: basket /ˈbɑːskɪt/ n a container made of interwoven strips of pliable materials, such as cane, straw, thin wood, or plastic, and often carried by means of a handle or handles Also called: basketful the amount a basket will hold something resembling such a container in appearance or function, such as the structure suspended from a balloon an open horizontal metal hoop fixed to the backboard, through which a player must throw the ball to score points a point or points scored in this way a group or collection of similar of related things: a basket of currencies informal a euphemism for bastard, the list of items an internet shopper chooses to buy at one time from a website: add these items to your basket Etymology: 13th Century: probably from Old Northern French baskot (unattested), from Latin bascauda basketwork holder, of Celtic origin
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