slate 的英语意思
slateslate1 /sleɪt/ noun 
查看全部语言翻译1rock [uncountable] a dark grey rock that can easily be split into flat thin pieces一种深灰色岩石，易于分裂成扁平薄片2on a roof [countable] especially British English a small piece of slate or similar material that is used for covering roofs用于覆盖屋顶的小块板岩或类似材料 SYN tile: 
There were several slates missing from the roof.屋顶上有几块板岩瓦片缺失。3slate blue/grey a dark blue or grey colour深蓝色或灰色4politics [countable] a list of people that voters can choose in an election, or who are being considered for an important job选举中供选民选择的候选人名单，或正在被考虑担任重要职位的人员名单5for writing on [countable] a small black board or a flat piece of slate in a wooden frame, used for writing on in the past过去用于书写的小黑板或镶在木框中的平板岩片6put something on the slate British English old-fashioned旧式 to arrange to pay for something later, especially food or drink安排稍后付款，尤指食物或饮料 → a clean slate at clean1(9)
查看全部语言翻译1rock [uncountable] a dark grey rock that can easily be split into flat thin pieces一种深灰色岩石，易于分裂成扁平薄片2on a roof [countable] especially British English a small piece of slate or similar material that is used for covering roofs用于覆盖屋顶的小块板岩或类似材料 SYN tile: There were several slates missing from the roof.屋顶上有几块板岩瓦片缺失。3slate blue/grey a dark blue or grey colour深蓝色或灰色4politics [countable] a list of people that voters can choose in an election, or who are being considered for an important job选举中供选民选择的候选人名单，或正在被考虑担任重要职位的人员名单5for writing on [countable] a small black board or a flat piece of slate in a wooden frame, used for writing on in the past过去用于书写的小黑板或镶在木框中的平板岩片6put something on the slate British English old-fashioned旧式 to arrange to pay for something later, especially food or drink安排稍后付款，尤指食物或饮料 → a clean slate at clean1(9)slateslate2 verb [transitive] 1British English informal非正式 to criticize a book, film etc severely, especially in a newspaper（尤指在报纸上）严厉批评一本书、一部电影等 SYN slam: Doherty’s most recent novel has been slated by the critics.多尔蒂最新的小说遭到了评论家的严厉批评。2be slated to do something/be slated for something especially American English if something is slated to happen, it is planned to happen in the future, especially at a particular time如果某事被安排发生，则表示它计划在未来发生，尤指在特定时间: He is slated to appear at the Cambridge Jazz Festival next year.他预定明年出席剑桥爵士音乐节。 Every house on this block is slated for demolition.这个街区的每栋房子都被列入拆除计划。GRAMMAR Slate is usually passive.
1British English informal非正式 to criticize a book, film etc severely, especially in a newspaper（尤指在报纸上）严厉批评一本书、一部电影等 SYN slam: Doherty’s most recent novel has been slated by the critics.多尔蒂最新的小说遭到了评论家的严厉批评。2be slated to do something/be slated for something especially American English if something is slated to happen, it is planned to happen in the future, especially at a particular time如果某事被安排发生，则表示它计划在未来发生，尤指在特定时间: He is slated to appear at the Cambridge Jazz Festival next year.他预定明年出席剑桥爵士音乐节。 Every house on this block is slated for demolition.这个街区的每栋房子都被列入拆除计划。GRAMMAR Slate is usually passive.