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framed是frame的过去式 - n.框架；【机】架；【影视】画面；【园】温床
- v.陷害；计划；编制；构造
- adj.木结构的
- 网络被陷害；遭到陷害的；遭栽赃
第三人称单数：frames 现在分词：framing 过去式：framed adj.+n. steel frame,frame photograph v.+n. frame picture,frame question,frame resolution v. enclose,border,mount,edge,trap n. structure,framework,scaffold,setting,edging n. | 9. 【园艺】温床,阳畦;船的肋骨;【印刷】排字台,活字架;【机械工程】架,座;【电影】画面,镜头;【电视】帧 10. 【美俚】桥牌比赛,职业拳击赛的一个回合,棒球的一局 9. 【园艺】温床,阳畦;船的肋骨;【印刷】排字台,活字架;【机械工程】架,座;【电影】画面,镜头;【电视】帧 10. 【美俚】桥牌比赛,职业拳击赛的一个回合,棒球的一局 | v. | | adj. | |
n. | 1. an underlying or supporting structure that consists of solid parts such as beams or struts with spaces between them and has something built around or on top of it 2. a structure that surrounds or encloses a particular space 3. the part of a pair of eyeglasses that holds the lenses and fits around the wearer's face 4. an open structure across which a piece of material can be stretched to be painted or embroidered, or across which threads can be stretched for weaving 5. the general background or context against or within which something takes place 6. somebody's body, especially with reference to its size and shape 7. in film, video, or TV, the particular area of action that is captured by the camera and forms the rectangular image that appears on the screen 8. the border or set of borders of a projected image 9. one of the individual pictures that make up a comic strip 10. a rectangular area on a computer screen, containing all or a portion of a webpage. 1. an underlying or supporting structure that consists of solid parts such as beams or struts with spaces between them and has something built around or on top of it 2. a structure that surrounds or encloses a particular space 3. the part of a pair of eyeglasses that holds the lenses and fits around the wearer's face 4. an open structure across which a piece of material can be stretched to be painted or embroidered, or across which threads can be stretched for weaving 5. the general background or context against or within which something takes place 6. somebody's body, especially with reference to its size and shape 7. in film, video, or TV, the particular area of action that is captured by the camera and forms the rectangular image that appears on the screen 8. the border or set of borders of a projected image 9. one of the individual pictures that make up a comic strip 10. a rectangular area on a computer screen, containing all or a portion of a webpage. | v. | 1. to mount a picture in a frame 2. to form a surrounding border or framework, especially a decorative or contrasting one, around something 3. to construct or compose something that is to be written or spoken 4. to express something in a particular type of language 5. to mouth words silently 6. to make an innocent person appear guilty, e.g. by forging incriminating evidence 7. to use dishonest or illegal methods to arrange the result of a contest in advance, e.g. by paying a player to lose deliberately 8. to develop or make up something such as a plan or law 9. to make someone seem guilty of a crime when they are not, for example by lying to the police or by producing false evidence 10. put together;shape;build up 1. to mount a picture in a frame 2. to form a surrounding border or framework, especially a decorative or contrasting one, around something 3. to construct or compose something that is to be written or spoken 4. to express something in a particular type of language 5. to mouth words silently 6. to make an innocent person appear guilty, e.g. by forging incriminating evidence 7. to use dishonest or illegal methods to arrange the result of a contest in advance, e.g. by paying a player to lose deliberately 8. to develop or make up something such as a plan or law 9. to make someone seem guilty of a crime when they are not, for example by lying to the police or by producing false evidence 10. put together;shape;build up | np. | 1. a web browser feature that segments the window being displayed, allowing the concurrent display of two or more pages on the same screen | adj. | 1. constructed on a framework of wooden beams, then covered with boards or shingles |
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