英语词汇corner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

corner /ˈkɔːnə $ ˈkɔːrnər/ noun 1. a point or place where two lines, edges, walls etc meetadjectivesthe top/bottom corner The ball flew straight into the top corner of the net.the far/opposite corner (=furthest from where you are) Something was moving in the far corner of the garden.the right-hand/left-hand corner We followed the path to the left-hand corner of the field. | Put your address in the top right-hand corner of the page.a quiet/dark corner (=in a room, garden etc) He sat on his own in a quiet corner of the library. | I suddenly noticed a man sitting in a dark corner of the room.a shady corner (=protected from the sun in a garden) Plant the herbs in a shady corner of the garden.the southeast/northwest etc corner I was staying in the southwest corner of the island.nounsa corner table The waiter showed us to a corner table.a corner seat He got a corner seat in an empty carriage.a corner cupboard BrE (=that fits into a corner) The cups are in the corner cupboard.a corner flag (=on a sports pitch) His shot hit the corner flag.a corner pocket (=on a pool or snooker table) The ball went straight into the corner pocket.prepositionsin a/the corner They had a red flag with a golden star in the corner.on the corner She sat on the corner of her bed.phrasesright in the corner (=very close to where two edges or lines meet) There’s a spider right in the corner of the window.the four corners of sth Each team stands in one of the four corners of the pool.the corner of your mouth (=the side of your mouth) There was blood coming from the corner of his mouth.out of the corner of your eye (=to one side, when you are not looking directly at something) Out of the corner of her eye, she saw a flash of light.2. the point where two roads meetadjectives/nouns + cornera street corner She waited for her friend on the street corner.a tight/sharp corner (=very curved and difficult to drive around) Go slowly because there’s a sharp corner up ahead.a blind corner (=one that you cannot see around) The car had come around a blind corner much too fast.verbsturn the corner (=go around a corner) I walked on and turned the corner into Church Road.come/go around a corner At that moment, a police car came around the corner.round a corner (=come around it) A tall good-looking man rounded the corner.approach a corner Reduce your speed as you approach the corner.take a corner (=go around it in a vehicle) He took the corner too fast and crashed into a tree.disappear around a corner We watched the two boys disappear around the corner.corner + nounsa corner shop BrE a corner store AmE Go and get some bread from the corner shop.the corner house We live in the corner house.prepositionson a corner They stood on the corner chatting.at the corner We met in the café at the corner of the street.around the corner (=very near here) There’s a postbox just around the corner.

词组	corner
释义	corner /ˈkɔːnə $ ˈkɔːrnər/ noun 1. a point or place where two lines, edges, walls etc meetadjectivesthe top/bottom corner The ball flew straight into the top corner of the net.the far/opposite corner (=furthest from where you are) Something was moving in the far corner of the garden.the right-hand/left-hand corner We followed the path to the left-hand corner of the field. \| Put your address in the top right-hand corner of the page.a quiet/dark corner (=in a room, garden etc) He sat on his own in a quiet corner of the library. \| I suddenly noticed a man sitting in a dark corner of the room.a shady corner (=protected from the sun in a garden) Plant the herbs in a shady corner of the garden.the southeast/northwest etc corner I was staying in the southwest corner of the island.nounsa corner table The waiter showed us to a corner table.a corner seat He got a corner seat in an empty carriage.a corner cupboard BrE (=that fits into a corner) The cups are in the corner cupboard.a corner flag (=on a sports pitch) His shot hit the corner flag.a corner pocket (=on a pool or snooker table) The ball went straight into the corner pocket.prepositionsin a/the corner They had a red flag with a golden star in the corner.on the corner She sat on the corner of her bed.phrasesright in the corner (=very close to where two edges or lines meet) There’s a spider right in the corner of the window.the four corners of sth Each team stands in one of the four corners of the pool.the corner of your mouth (=the side of your mouth) There was blood coming from the corner of his mouth.out of the corner of your eye (=to one side, when you are not looking directly at something) Out of the corner of her eye, she saw a flash of light.2. the point where two roads meetadjectives/nouns + cornera street corner She waited for her friend on the street corner.a tight/sharp corner (=very curved and difficult to drive around) Go slowly because there’s a sharp corner up ahead.a blind corner (=one that you cannot see around) The car had come around a blind corner much too fast.verbsturn the corner (=go around a corner) I walked on and turned the corner into Church Road.come/go around a corner At that moment, a police car came around the corner.round a corner (=come around it) A tall good-looking man rounded the corner.approach a corner Reduce your speed as you approach the corner.take a corner (=go around it in a vehicle) He took the corner too fast and crashed into a tree.disappear around a corner We watched the two boys disappear around the corner.corner + nounsa corner shop BrE a corner store AmE Go and get some bread from the corner shop.the corner house We live in the corner house.prepositionson a corner They stood on the corner chatting.at the corner We met in the café at the corner of the street.around the corner (=very near here) There’s a postbox just around the corner.
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