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单词 lay on the table
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lay1 /lā/

transitive verb (layˈing; laid)
  1. To cause to lie
  2. To place or set down
  3. To beat down
  4. To spread on a surface
  5. To spread or set something on
  6. To cover
  7. To apply
  8. To cause to subside
  9. To exorcize
  10. To deposit
  11. To set on the table
  12. To make (a bet), wager
  13. To put forward
  14. To cause to be
  15. To set
  16. To produce and deposit
  17. To station
  18. To locate
  19. To put in (a particular) position
  20. To waylay
  21. To impose
  22. To attribute or impute
  23. To set material in position for making
  24. To form (a rope, etc) by setting in position and twisting
  25. To design or plan
  26. To layer (horticulture)
  27. To cause (a hedge) to grow more thickly by cutting some of the growth halfway through and pressing it diagonally towards the ground
  28. To have sexual intercourse with (slang)
  29. To put below the horizon by sailing away
  30. To give birth to a child (obsolete)
  31. To beset (Shakespeare)
intransitive verb
  1. To produce eggs
  2. To wager or bet
  3. To deal blows
  4. To lie (archaic, nautical and non-standard)
noun
  1. A situation, a place for lying
  2. An oyster-bed
  3. A way of lying
  4. A disposition, arrangement or plan
  5. A layer
  6. A mode of twisting
  7. Laying activity
  8. An act of sexual intercourse (slang)
  9. A partner, usu female, in sexual intercourse (slang)
  10. A bet (Shakespeare)
  11. A share of profit, esp in whaling
  12. A field or method of operation, esp in thieving (slang)
ORIGIN: OE lecgan to lay, causative of licgan to lie; cf ON leggja, Ger legen

layer /lāˈər or lār/ noun

  1. A course, bed or stratum
  2. Someone who or something which lays, eg a hen, a bricklayer, etc
  3. A distinctively coloured space between contour lines on a map
  4. A shoot bent down to earth in order to take root
transitive verb and intransitive verb

To propagate by layers

transitive verb
  1. To put in layers
  2. To cut (hair) in layers
intransitive verb

To be laid flat, lodge

layˈered adjective

In or with layers

layˈering noun

layˈing noun

  1. The first coat of plaster
  2. The act or time of laying eggs
  3. The eggs laid

layˈabout noun

A lazy, idle person, a loafer

layˈaway noun

  1. Goods on which a deposit has been paid, kept for a customer until payment is completed
  2. This system of purchasing goods

layˈback noun

In rock climbing, a method of climbing a sharp-edged crack in a horizontal position (also intransitive verb)

layˈ-by noun (pl layˈ-bys)

  1. A widened area of a roadway to allow vehicles to draw up out of the stream of traffic
  2. (also layˈ-bye) a deposit against future purchase (S Afr)
  3. (also layˈ-bye) a system of reserving the right to purchase goods by making a deposit (S Afr)

layˈ-down noun

  1. In card games, esp bridge, a hand which cannot fail to take the number of tricks required to win, and which therefore is sometimes exposed to view without any play taking place
  2. The contract made by the holder of such a hand

layer cake noun

A cake built up in layers

layˈ-off noun

  1. A temporary suspension of work introduced by an employer as an economic measure
  2. The act of laying off or period of time during which someone lays off or is laid off

layˈout noun

  1. Something which is laid out
  2. A display
  3. An outfit
  4. The disposition, arrangement, plan, esp of buildings or ground
  5. The general appearance of a printed page, also called format
  6. A set, unit or organization

layˈover noun (chiefly N American)

A break in a journey

layˈshaft noun

An auxiliary geared shaft in a machine, esp the secondary shaft in a car's gearbox

layˈstall noun (obsolete)

A place for depositing dung, rubbish, etc

layˈ-up noun

  1. The time or condition of being laid up
  2. (in basketball) a shot taken from near the basket, esp one-handed and bouncing off the backboard
  3. (in golf) a shot deliberately played short of a hazard or green

lay aboard

To run alongside, esp in order to board

lay about one

To deal blows vigorously or on all sides

lay a course (nautical)

To succeed in sailing to the place required without tacking

lay aside or lay away

  1. To discard
  2. To put on one side for future use (see also layaway above)

lay at

To try to strike

lay away

  1. To lay eggs in out-of-the-way places (Scot, etc)
  2. To purchase goods by layaway (qv above)

lay bare

To show clearly, disclose

lay before

To submit (eg plans) to

lay by

  1. To keep for future use
  2. To dismiss
  3. To put off

lay by the heels see under heel1

lay down

  1. To give up
  2. To deposit, as a pledge
  3. To apply (eg embroidery; archaic)
  4. To formulate
  5. To assert (a law or rule)
  6. To store
  7. To plant
  8. To record
  9. To lay on (printing)

lay hands on see under hand

lay heads together (archaic)

To confer together

lay hold of or on

To seize

lay in

To get in a supply of

lay into

To beat thoroughly

lay it on

  1. To charge exorbitantly
  2. To do anything, eg to exaggerate or flatter, excessively

lay off

  1. To mark off
  2. To dismiss temporarily from employment as an economic measure
  3. To cease (informal)
  4. To doff (archaic)
  5. To harangue volubly
  6. To hedge (gambling)
  7. To pass (the ball) to a teammate who is in a better position (football)

lay of the land (chiefly N American) same as lie of the land (see under lie2)

lay on

  1. To install a supply of
  2. To provide
  3. To deal blows with vigour
  4. To arrange made-up pages in the correct order on the imposing surface (also lay down; printing)

lay oneself open to

To make oneself vulnerable to, or exposed to (criticism, etc)

lay oneself out to (archaic)

To make it one's professed object or practice, take great pains, to

lay on hands see under hand

lay on load (Spenser)

To belabour

lay on the table see under table

lay open

  1. To make bare, to show or expose
  2. To cut open

lay out

  1. To display
  2. To spend (money)
  3. To plan
  4. To arrange according to a plan
  5. To prepare for burial
  6. To knock unconscious
  7. To take measures, seek

lay siege to

  1. To besiege
  2. To importune

lay the table

To put dishes, etc on the table in preparation for a meal

lay to

  1. To apply with vigour
  2. To bring a ship to rest

lay to heart see under heart

lay under

To subject to

lay up

  1. To store up, preserve
  2. (usu in passive) to confine to bed or one's room
  3. To put in dock for cleaning, repairs, etc or because no longer wanted for or fit for service
  4. To play a lay-up shot

lay upon

To wager upon

lay wait

To lie in wait, or in ambush

lay waste

To devastate

on a lay

On shares instead of wages

table /tāˈbl/

noun
  1. An article of furniture consisting of a flat top on legs, a pillar or trestles, for use at meals, work, play, for holding things, etc (often in combination, as in worktable, gaming-table, etc)
  2. A flat surface, such as a plateau
  3. A slab or board
  4. A layer
  5. A compact scheme of numerical information, words, facts, etc, usu in columns
  6. (in pl) a collection of these for reference
  7. A syllabus or index
  8. A condensed statement
  9. A slab with or for an inscription
  10. A slab inscribed with laws
  11. (in pl) a code of law (eg the Twelve Tables of ancient Rome)
  12. A writing tablet (esp in the obsolete phrase a pair of tables)
  13. Supply of food, entertainment
  14. The company at a table
  15. The soundboard of a violin, guitar or similar instrument
  16. A string-course (architecture)
  17. A panel
  18. A board for painting on
  19. A picture
  20. A broad flat surface on a cut gem
  21. A tabular crystal
  22. A board for a game, eg chess
  23. Each half of a folding board
  24. (in pl) a backgammon board, or the game itself (obsolete)
  25. A quadrangular space on the palm of the hand (Shakespeare)
  26. A flat gravestone supported on pillars
  27. A board or committee
  28. A dispensing of the communion
  29. A projecting part of a scarfed joint
adjective

Of, for, like or relating to a table or meals

transitive verb
  1. To put forward (a bill, order, proposal, etc) for discussion in parliament or some formal meeting
  2. To postpone discussion of (a bill, etc) for some time or indefinitely (N American)
  3. To tabulate
  4. To lay on the table
  5. To pay down
  6. To board
intransitive verb

To board

ORIGIN: Partly OE tabule, tabele, partly OFr (and Fr) table, both from L tabula a board

tabled /tāˈbld/ adjective

  1. Flat-topped
  2. Having a smooth sloping surface of dressed stone
  3. Having a table or tables

taˈbleful noun

As much as a table will hold

taˈblewise adjective and adverb

  1. In the form or in the manner of a table
  2. (of the communion table) not altarwise

taˈbling noun

  1. Tabulation
  2. The presenting of a bill, order, proposal, etc for discussion
  3. Playing at tables or backgammon
  4. Board
  5. Provision of tables
  6. Scarfing
  7. A broad hem on the skirt of a sail to reinforce it

table beer noun

Light beer for common use

table book noun

  1. A book of writing tablets, memorandum book or notebook
  2. An ornamental book intended to lie on a table
  3. A book of tables

taˈblecloth noun

A cloth for covering a table, esp at meals

table cover noun

A cloth for covering a table, esp at other than meal-times

taˈble-cut adjective

(of gems) cut with a flat top

taˈble-dancer noun

A striptease dancer who performs on a table in front of individual clients at a club

taˈble-dancing noun

table d'hôte /tä-bl’-dōt/ noun (pl tables d'hôte /tä-bl’-dōt/)

(Fr, host's table) a meal at a fixed price (as at a hotel)

adjective

(of a meal) charged at a fixed price

table football noun

A version of football played on a table with small metal, etc players usu suspended on rods, which are turned and spun to strike the ball

table game noun

A board game

table knife noun

A knife for cutting one's meat, etc with at the table

taˈbleland noun

  1. An extensive region of elevated land with a flat or undulating surface
  2. A plateau

table leaf noun

An extension to a table top, hinged, drawn out or inserted

table licence noun

A licence to serve alcoholic drinks with meals only

table linen noun

Linen tablecloths, napkins, etc

table maid noun

A woman who sets the table and waits

table manners plural noun

Social behaviour at the table during meals

table mat noun

A mat placed under dishes on a table

table money noun

  1. An allowance (esp in the services) for official entertainment
  2. A restaurateur's euphemism for cover-charge

table music noun

Music in parts that can be read by performers at each side of a table

table napkin noun

A cloth (or paper substitute) used during a meal to protect the clothes and to wipe fingers and lips

taˈble-rapping noun

Knocking or tapping sounds on a table, attributed by spiritualists to the spirits of the dead attempting to communicate with the living

table salt noun

Fine salt suitable for adding as a seasoning to food

table skittles singular noun

A game in which a suspended ball is swung to knock down pegs set up on a board

taˈblespoon noun

One of the largest spoons used for measuring and serving food

taˈblespoonful noun (pl taˈblespoonfuls)

As much as will fill a tablespoon

taˈble-sport noun (Shakespeare)

The butt of the company at table

table talk noun

Familiar conversation, as at the table, during and after meals

table tennis noun

A game like lawn tennis played on a table using hollow balls of Celluloid or similar light material

table top noun

  1. The top of a table
  2. A flat top
  3. A piece of equipment small or portable enough to be used on a table, desk, etc

taˈble-topped adjective

taˈble-turning noun

  1. Movements of tables (or other objects) attributed by spiritualists to the agency of spirits, and by the sceptical to collective involuntary muscular action
  2. The practice of turning tables (see turn the tables below)

taˈbleware noun

Dishes, spoons, knives, forks, etc for table use

table water noun

A mineral water suitable for drinking with a meal

table wine noun

An ordinary wine usu drunk with a meal

taˈble-work noun (printing)

The setting of type for tables, columns of figures, etc

at table

At a meal

fence the tables see under fence

lay on the table

To table (a bill, etc; see vt above)

Lord's table see under lord

turn the tables

To bring about a complete reversal of circumstances, from the idea of players at backgammon changing sides

under the table

  1. Not above-board, illicit
  2. Hopelessly drunk (informal)
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