英语词汇wall的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

wall /wɔːl $ wɒːl/ noun [C] an upright flat structure made of stone or brick, that divides one area from another or surrounds an areaadjectives/nouns + walla high/low wall The prison is surrounded by high walls.a thick wall The castle has thick walls.a bare wall (=with no decoration or pictures) There was no furniture – just four bare walls.the outer/inner wall The outer walls of the house looked very solid.the external/internal wall We knocked down one of the internal walls to make the bedroom bigger.the kitchen/bathroom etc wall She wants to paint the kitchen walls yellow.the city walls You can walk along the ancient city walls.verbsclimb/jump over a wall The thieves must have climbed over the wall.prepositionsagainst a wall He leaned his bike against the wall.THESAURUS: wall fence a structure made of wood, metal etc that surrounds a piece of land: The garden was surrounded by an old wooden fence. | There is a high fence around the prison. | The farmer had put up a fence around the field. railings a metal fence that is made of a series of upright bars: The boy was leaning over the railing on the side of the boat. | He chained his bike to the iron railings outside the house. barrier a type of fence or gate that prevents people from moving in a particular direction: A guard stood near the barrier. | The police had put up barriers to keep the protesters under control. | The organizers erected barriers to keep the crowds back from the stage (=put up barriers - more formal). 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: There was a screen around his hospital bed. | a Japanese bamboo screen | a fire screen (=that you put near a fire) partition a thin wall that separates one part of a room from another: The room was divided into two by a thin partition. | The offices are separated by partitions and you can hear everything that is said in the next office. barricade a line of objects that people have put across a road, to prevent people getting past, especially as part of a protest: The soldiers used tanks to smash through the barricades. | The demonstrators started erecting barricades (=they put up barricades).

词组	wall
释义	wall /wɔːl $ wɒːl/ noun [C] an upright flat structure made of stone or brick, that divides one area from another or surrounds an areaadjectives/nouns + walla high/low wall The prison is surrounded by high walls.a thick wall The castle has thick walls.a bare wall (=with no decoration or pictures) There was no furniture – just four bare walls.the outer/inner wall The outer walls of the house looked very solid.the external/internal wall We knocked down one of the internal walls to make the bedroom bigger.the kitchen/bathroom etc wall She wants to paint the kitchen walls yellow.the city walls You can walk along the ancient city walls.verbsclimb/jump over a wall The thieves must have climbed over the wall.prepositionsagainst a wall He leaned his bike against the wall.THESAURUS: wall fence a structure made of wood, metal etc that surrounds a piece of land: The garden was surrounded by an old wooden fence. \| There is a high fence around the prison. \| The farmer had put up a fence around the field. railings a metal fence that is made of a series of upright bars: The boy was leaning over the railing on the side of the boat. \| He chained his bike to the iron railings outside the house. barrier a type of fence or gate that prevents people from moving in a particular direction: A guard stood near the barrier. \| The police had put up barriers to keep the protesters under control. \| The organizers erected barriers to keep the crowds back from the stage (=put up barriers - more formal). 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: There was a screen around his hospital bed. \| a Japanese bamboo screen \| a fire screen (=that you put near a fire) partition a thin wall that separates one part of a room from another: The room was divided into two by a thin partition. \| The offices are separated by partitions and you can hear everything that is said in the next office. barricade a line of objects that people have put across a road, to prevent people getting past, especially as part of a protest: The soldiers used tanks to smash through the barricades. \| The demonstrators started erecting barricades (=they put up barricades).
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