wall 的英语意思
wallwall1 /wɔːl $ wɒːl/ noun [countable] 
查看全部语言翻译1around an area an upright flat structure made of stone or brick, that divides one area from another or surrounds an area由石头或砖块砌成的直立平面结构，将一片区域与另一片区域分隔开，或将某区域围起来stone/brick/concrete wall
The estate is surrounded by high stone walls.这处庄园四周被高高的石墙围绕。city/garden etc wall the ancient city walls古老的城墙 the Great Wall of China中国长城 We climbed over the wall into the orchard.我们翻过墙进入了果园。2in a building one of the sides of a room or building房间或建筑物的某面墙壁on the wall I put some pictures up on the walls.我在墙上挂了几幅画。 Bob leaned against the wall.鲍勃靠在墙上。bedroom/kitchen etc wall We decided to paint the bathroom walls blue.我们决定把浴室的墙壁刷成蓝色。3body the side of something hollow, especially within the body中空物体的侧壁，尤指体内器官的管壁: The walls of the blood vessels had been damaged.血管壁受到了损伤。 cell walls细胞壁4wall of fire/water etc a tall mass of something such as fire or water, that stops anything from getting past高大的火焰或水流等屏障，令任何东西都无法穿越: The boat was hit by a wall of water.小船被一堵水墙击中。5wall of silence/secrecy a situation in which nobody will tell you what you want to know无人告知你所需信息的情形: The police investigation was met with a wall of silence.警方的调查遭遇了沉默之墙。6Internet an area on a website such as Facebook where other people can leave messages and comments about youFacebook 等网站上供他人给你留言和评论的区域7up the wall spoken口语 very angry or annoyed非常愤怒或烦躁: That noise is driving me up the wall (=making me annoyed).那噪音快把我逼疯了（=让我很烦躁）。go up the wall British English I’ve got to be on time or Sarah will go up the wall.我必须准时，否则萨拉会暴跳如雷。8off the wall informal非正式 very strange or unusual, often in an amusing way非常奇怪或与众不同，常带有趣味性: Some of Krista’s ideas are a little off the wall.克里斯塔的一些想法有点离经叛道。9go to the wall informal非正式 if a company goes to the wall, it fails, especially because of financial difficulties如果一家公司 goes to the wall，指其倒闭，尤指因财务困难: Many small investors will go to the wall.许多小投资者将会破产倒闭。10these four walls spoken口语 the room that you are in, especially considered as a private place你所在的房间，尤指作为私密场所: I don’t want anything repeated outside these four walls.我不希望这里说的任何话传到外面去。11be/come up against a (brick) wall to reach a point where you cannot make progress, especially because something or someone is stopping you达到无法再前进的地步，尤指因受到某事或某人的阻挠: We seem to have come up against a brick wall in this investigation.在这次调查中，我们似乎碰壁了。12be climbing/crawling (up) the walls informal非正式 to be feeling extremely anxious, unhappy, or annoyed, especially because you are waiting for something or are in a situation which you cannot get away from感到极度焦虑、不快或烦躁，尤指因为在等待某事，或身处无法摆脱的困境: The kids soon had him climbing the walls.孩子们很快就让他烦躁不安起来。13walls have ears used to warn people to be careful what they say, because other people, especially enemies, could be listening用于提醒人们说话须谨慎，因为旁人——尤其是敌人——可能正在偷听14hit the wall informal非正式 to reach the point when you are most physically tired when doing a sport在做运动时达到体力最为透支的极限点 → have your back to/against the wall at back2(21), → be (like) banging your head against a brick wall at head1, → like talking to a brick wall at talk1(15), → the writing is on the wall at writing(8), → off-the-wallTHESAURUS同义词辨析wall an upright flat structure made of stone or brick, that divides one area from another or surrounds an area由石头或砖块砌成的直立平面结构，将一片区域与另一片区域分隔开，或将某区域围起来: · The estate is surrounded by high stone walls.·这处庄园四周被高高的石墙围绕。· a brick wall·砖墙fence a structure made of wood, metal etc that surrounds a piece of land由木材、金属等材料构成的围住一片土地的结构: · The garden was surrounded by an old wooden fence.·花园四周围着一道旧木栅栏。· the chain link fence around the school·学校周围的铁丝网围栏railings a metal fence that is made of a series of upright bars由一系列直立金属条组成的金属围栏: · the iron railings in front of the house·房子前面的铁栏杆· The boy was leaning over the railing on the side of the boat.·那个男孩趴在船侧的栏杆上。barrier a type of fence or gate that prevents people from moving in a particular direction一种阻止人们向特定方向移动的围栏或闸门: · A guard stood near the barrier.·一名警卫站在护栏旁边。· The police had put up barriers to keep the crowd under control.·警察设置了护栏以控制人群。screen a piece of furniture like a thin wall that can be moved around and is used to divide one part of a room from another一种类似薄墙的可移动家具，用于将房间的一部分与另一部分隔开: · the screen around his hospital bed·他病床周围的屏风· a Japanese bamboo screen·日式竹屏风· a fire screen (=that you put near a fire)·壁炉屏风（=放在火旁的）partition a thin wall that separates one part of a room from another将房间的一部分与另一部分隔开的薄墙: · The room was divided into two by a thin partition.·这个房间被一道薄隔墙一分为二。· The offices are separated by partitions and you can hear everything that is said in the next office.·办公室之间用隔板分开，隔壁办公室里说的话都能听到。barricade a line of objects that people have put across a road, to prevent people getting past, especially as part of a protest人们横放在道路上以阻止他人通过的一排物体，尤指作为抗议活动的一部分: · The soldiers used tanks to smash through the barricades.·士兵们用坦克冲破了路障。
查看全部语言翻译1around an area an upright flat structure made of stone or brick, that divides one area from another or surrounds an area由石头或砖块砌成的直立平面结构，将一片区域与另一片区域分隔开，或将某区域围起来stone/brick/concrete wall The estate is surrounded by high stone walls.这处庄园四周被高高的石墙围绕。city/garden etc wall the ancient city walls古老的城墙 the Great Wall of China中国长城 We climbed over the wall into the orchard.我们翻过墙进入了果园。2in a building one of the sides of a room or building房间或建筑物的某面墙壁on the wall I put some pictures up on the walls.我在墙上挂了几幅画。 Bob leaned against the wall.鲍勃靠在墙上。bedroom/kitchen etc wall We decided to paint the bathroom walls blue.我们决定把浴室的墙壁刷成蓝色。3body the side of something hollow, especially within the body中空物体的侧壁，尤指体内器官的管壁: The walls of the blood vessels had been damaged.血管壁受到了损伤。 cell walls细胞壁4wall of fire/water etc a tall mass of something such as fire or water, that stops anything from getting past高大的火焰或水流等屏障，令任何东西都无法穿越: The boat was hit by a wall of water.小船被一堵水墙击中。5wall of silence/secrecy a situation in which nobody will tell you what you want to know无人告知你所需信息的情形: The police investigation was met with a wall of silence.警方的调查遭遇了沉默之墙。6Internet an area on a website such as Facebook where other people can leave messages and comments about youFacebook 等网站上供他人给你留言和评论的区域7up the wall spoken口语 very angry or annoyed非常愤怒或烦躁: That noise is driving me up the wall (=making me annoyed).那噪音快把我逼疯了（=让我很烦躁）。go up the wall British English I’ve got to be on time or Sarah will go up the wall.我必须准时，否则萨拉会暴跳如雷。8off the wall informal非正式 very strange or unusual, often in an amusing way非常奇怪或与众不同，常带有趣味性: Some of Krista’s ideas are a little off the wall.克里斯塔的一些想法有点离经叛道。9go to the wall informal非正式 if a company goes to the wall, it fails, especially because of financial difficulties如果一家公司 goes to the wall，指其倒闭，尤指因财务困难: Many small investors will go to the wall.许多小投资者将会破产倒闭。10these four walls spoken口语 the room that you are in, especially considered as a private place你所在的房间，尤指作为私密场所: I don’t want anything repeated outside these four walls.我不希望这里说的任何话传到外面去。11be/come up against a (brick) wall to reach a point where you cannot make progress, especially because something or someone is stopping you达到无法再前进的地步，尤指因受到某事或某人的阻挠: We seem to have come up against a brick wall in this investigation.在这次调查中，我们似乎碰壁了。12be climbing/crawling (up) the walls informal非正式 to be feeling extremely anxious, unhappy, or annoyed, especially because you are waiting for something or are in a situation which you cannot get away from感到极度焦虑、不快或烦躁，尤指因为在等待某事，或身处无法摆脱的困境: The kids soon had him climbing the walls.孩子们很快就让他烦躁不安起来。13walls have ears used to warn people to be careful what they say, because other people, especially enemies, could be listening用于提醒人们说话须谨慎，因为旁人——尤其是敌人——可能正在偷听14hit the wall informal非正式 to reach the point when you are most physically tired when doing a sport在做运动时达到体力最为透支的极限点 → have your back to/against the wall at back2(21), → be (like) banging your head against a brick wall at head1, → like talking to a brick wall at talk1(15), → the writing is on the wall at writing(8), → off-the-wallTHESAURUS同义词辨析wall an upright flat structure made of stone or brick, that divides one area from another or surrounds an area由石头或砖块砌成的直立平面结构，将一片区域与另一片区域分隔开，或将某区域围起来: · The estate is surrounded by high stone walls.·这处庄园四周被高高的石墙围绕。· a brick wall·砖墙fence a structure made of wood, metal etc that surrounds a piece of land由木材、金属等材料构成的围住一片土地的结构: · The garden was surrounded by an old wooden fence.·花园四周围着一道旧木栅栏。· the chain link fence around the school·学校周围的铁丝网围栏railings a metal fence that is made of a series of upright bars由一系列直立金属条组成的金属围栏: · the iron railings in front of the house·房子前面的铁栏杆· The boy was leaning over the railing on the side of the boat.·那个男孩趴在船侧的栏杆上。barrier a type of fence or gate that prevents people from moving in a particular direction一种阻止人们向特定方向移动的围栏或闸门: · A guard stood near the barrier.·一名警卫站在护栏旁边。· The police had put up barriers to keep the crowd under control.·警察设置了护栏以控制人群。screen a piece of furniture like a thin wall that can be moved around and is used to divide one part of a room from another一种类似薄墙的可移动家具，用于将房间的一部分与另一部分隔开: · the screen around his hospital bed·他病床周围的屏风· a Japanese bamboo screen·日式竹屏风· a fire screen (=that you put near a fire)·壁炉屏风（=放在火旁的）partition a thin wall that separates one part of a room from another将房间的一部分与另一部分隔开的薄墙: · The room was divided into two by a thin partition.·这个房间被一道薄隔墙一分为二。· The offices are separated by partitions and you can hear everything that is said in the next office.·办公室之间用隔板分开，隔壁办公室里说的话都能听到。barricade a line of objects that people have put across a road, to prevent people getting past, especially as part of a protest人们横放在道路上以阻止他人通过的一排物体，尤指作为抗议活动的一部分: · The soldiers used tanks to smash through the barricades.·士兵们用坦克冲破了路障。wallwall2 verb wall something ↔ in phrasal verb to surround an open area with walls用墙围住一片开阔区域wall something ↔ off phrasal verb to keep one area or room separate from another, by building a wall通过砌墙将一片区域或房间与另一片隔开: The control room is walled off by soundproof glass.控制室用隔音玻璃隔开。wall somebody/something ↔ up phrasal verb1a)to fill in an entrance, window etc with bricks or stone用砖块或石头填堵入口、窗户等: The entrance had long since been walled up.那个入口早已被砖石封堵。 b)to fill in all the entrances and windows of a place so that someone cannot get out用砖石封堵某处所有的入口和窗户，使人无法出逃2to keep someone as a prisoner in a building将某人关押在建筑物内
wall something ↔ in phrasal verb to surround an open area with walls用墙围住一片开阔区域wall something ↔ off phrasal verb to keep one area or room separate from another, by building a wall通过砌墙将一片区域或房间与另一片隔开: The control room is walled off by soundproof glass.控制室用隔音玻璃隔开。wall somebody/something ↔ up phrasal verb1a)to fill in an entrance, window etc with bricks or stone用砖块或石头填堵入口、窗户等: The entrance had long since been walled up.那个入口早已被砖石封堵。 b)to fill in all the entrances and windows of a place so that someone cannot get out用砖石封堵某处所有的入口和窗户，使人无法出逃2to keep someone as a prisoner in a building将某人关押在建筑物内