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

bead•ing n.

Clothingmaterial composed of or adorned with beads.
Clothingnarrow, lacelike trimming or edging.
Clothingnarrow openwork trimming through which ribbon may be run.
Architecture, Furniture
- a bead molding.
- all of the bead moldings in a single design.

Also, beadwork (for defs. 1, 4).

bead + -ing¹ 1855–60

Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers::

beading /ˈbiːdɪŋ/ n

another name for bead
Also called: beadwork /ˈbiːdˌwɜːk/ a narrow strip of some material used for edging or ornamentation

bead n.

[countable]

Jewelrya small object of glass, wood, etc., with a hole through it, often put on a string with others of its kind in necklaces, etc.
beads, [plural]
- Jewelrya necklace of beads.
- a rosary.
a small drop of liquid or a bubble in a liquid: Beads of sweat popped out on his head.

to form beads or a bead on: [~ + object]The perspiration beaded his face.[no object]The moisture beaded on the glass.

Idioms

Idioms draw or get a bead on, [~ + object] to take careful aim at (a target):The hit man got a bead on his victim.

bead n.

Jewelrya small, usually round object of glass, wood, stone, or the like with a hole through it, often strung with others of its kind in necklaces, rosaries, etc.
beads:
- Jewelrya necklace of beads:You don't have your beads on this evening.
- a rosary.
- [Obs.]devotions;
  prayers.
any small globular or cylindrical body.
a drop of liquid:beads of moisture.
a bubble rising through effervescent liquid.
Usually, beads. a mass of such bubbles on the surface of a liquid.
Militarythe front sight of a rifle or gun.
Automotivea reinforced area of a rubber tire terminating the sidewall and fitting within the rim of a wheel. See illus. under tire.
Electricitya glass, ceramic, or plastic insulator that contains and supports the inner conductor in a coaxial cable.
Chemistrya globule of borax or some other flux, supported on a platinum wire, in which a small amount of some substance is heated in a flame as a test for its constituents.
Metallurgythe rounded mass of refined metal obtained by cupellation.
Furniture, Architecture[Archit., Furniture.]a small molding having a convex circular section and, usually, a continuous cylindrical surface;
astragal.
Building, Building, Metallurgy[Welding.]a continuous deposit of fused metal, either straight (stringer bead) or zigzag (weave bead.)
count, say, or tell one's beads, to say one's prayers, using rosary beads:There were a few old women counting their beads in the hushed silence of the chapel.
Idioms draw or get a bead on, to take careful aim at:The marksman drew a bead on his target.

v.t.

to form or cause to form beads or a bead on.
to ornament with beads.
Building[Carpentry.]to form a bead on (a piece).

v.i.

to form beads;
form in beads or drops:perspiration beading on his forehead.

bef. 900; Middle English bede prayer, prayer bead (where, on a rosary each bead symbolizes a prayer, the word for the notion symbolized was transferred to the designating object), Old English gebed prayer; akin to bid¹, German Gebet

bead′like′, adj.

4.See corresponding entry in Unabridged droplet, globule, blob, dot.

bead /biːd/ n

a small usually spherical piece of glass, wood, plastic, etc, with a hole through it by means of which it may be strung with others to form a necklace, etc
a small drop of moisture
a small bubble in or on a liquid
a small metallic knob acting as the sight of a firearm
draw a bead on ⇒ to aim a rifle or pistol at
Also called: astragal a small convex moulding having a semicircular cross section
count one's beads, say one's beads, tell one's beads ⇒ to pray with a rosary

(transitive) to decorate with beads
to form into beads or drops

Etymology: Old English bed prayer; related to Old High German gibet prayer

ˈbeaded adj

单词	beading
释义	WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 bead•ing (bē′ding),USA pronunciation n. Clothingmaterial composed of or adorned with beads. Clothingnarrow, lacelike trimming or edging. Clothingnarrow openwork trimming through which ribbon may be run. Architecture, Furniture a bead molding. all of the bead moldings in a single design. `Also, beadwork` (for defs. 1, 4). bead + -ing¹ 1855–60 Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: beading /ˈbiːdɪŋ/ n another name for bead Also called: beadwork /ˈbiːdˌwɜːk/ a narrow strip of some material used for edging or ornamentation WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 bead /bid/USA pronunciation n. [countable] Jewelrya small object of glass, wood, etc., with a hole through it, often put on a string with others of its kind in necklaces, etc. beads, [plural] Jewelrya necklace of beads. a rosary. a small drop of liquid or a bubble in a liquid: Beads of sweat popped out on his head. v. to form beads or a bead on: [~ + object]The perspiration beaded his face.[no object]The moisture beaded on the glass. Idioms Idioms draw or get a bead on, [~ + object] to take careful aim at (a target):The hit man got a bead on his victim. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 bead (bēd),USA pronunciation n. Jewelrya small, usually round object of glass, wood, stone, or the like with a hole through it, often strung with others of its kind in necklaces, rosaries, etc. beads: Jewelrya necklace of beads:You don't have your beads on this evening. a rosary. [Obs.]devotions; prayers. any small globular or cylindrical body. a drop of liquid:beads of moisture. a bubble rising through effervescent liquid. Usually, beads. a mass of such bubbles on the surface of a liquid. Militarythe front sight of a rifle or gun. Automotivea reinforced area of a rubber tire terminating the sidewall and fitting within the rim of a wheel. See illus. under tire. Electricitya glass, ceramic, or plastic insulator that contains and supports the inner conductor in a coaxial cable. Chemistrya globule of borax or some other flux, supported on a platinum wire, in which a small amount of some substance is heated in a flame as a test for its constituents. Metallurgythe rounded mass of refined metal obtained by cupellation. Furniture, Architecture[Archit., Furniture.]a small molding having a convex circular section and, usually, a continuous cylindrical surface; astragal. Building, Building, Metallurgy[Welding.]a continuous deposit of fused metal, either straight (stringer bead) or zigzag (weave bead.) count, say, or tell one's beads, to say one's prayers, using rosary beads:There were a few old women counting their beads in the hushed silence of the chapel. Idioms draw or get a bead on, to take careful aim at:The marksman drew a bead on his target. v.t. to form or cause to form beads or a bead on. to ornament with beads. Building[Carpentry.]to form a bead on (a piece). v.i. to form beads; form in beads or drops:perspiration beading on his forehead. bef. 900; Middle English bede prayer, prayer bead (where, on a rosary each bead symbolizes a prayer, the word for the notion symbolized was transferred to the designating object), Old English gebed prayer; akin to bid¹, German Gebet bead′like′, adj. 4.See corresponding entry in Unabridged droplet, globule, blob, dot. Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: bead /biːd/ n a small usually spherical piece of glass, wood, plastic, etc, with a hole through it by means of which it may be strung with others to form a necklace, etc a small drop of moisture a small bubble in or on a liquid a small metallic knob acting as the sight of a firearm draw a bead on ⇒ to aim a rifle or pistol at Also called: astragal a small convex moulding having a semicircular cross section count one's beads, say one's beads, tell one's beads ⇒ to pray with a rosary vb (transitive) to decorate with beads to form into beads or drops Etymology: Old English bed prayer; related to Old High German gibet prayer ˈbeaded adj
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