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plaster美 ['plæstər] 英 ['plɑːstə(r)] - n.灰泥；膏药；熟石膏；建筑石膏
- v.抹灰于；往…上涂抹；把（头发）梳平；使（头发）粘在（头上）
- 网络硬膏；硬膏剂；灰浆
复数：plasters 过去分词：plastered 现在分词：plastering v. surface,coat,cover,face,mortar n. adhesive bandage,covering,bandage,sticking plaster,dressing 1. | [u] 灰泥a substance made of lime , water and sand, that is put on walls and ceilings to give them a smooth hard surface |
| an old house with crumbling plaster and a leaking roof 一所灰泥剥落、屋顶漏水的老房子 |
2. | [u] 建筑石膏；熟石膏a white powder that is mixed with water and becomes very hard when it dries, used especially for making copies of statues or holding broken bones in place |
| a plaster bust of Julius Caesar 一尊尤利乌斯 ) 凯撒的半身石膏塑像 | | She broke her leg a month ago and it's still in plaster . 她一个月前腿骨骨折，至今仍打着石膏。 |
3. | [c][u] 膏药；创可贴；护创胶布material that can be stuck to the skin to protect a small wound or cut; a piece of this |
1. | ~ sth 抹灰于，用灰泥抹（墙等）to cover a wall, etc. with plaster |
2. | ~ sb/sth/yourself in/with sth 往…上涂抹to cover sb/sth with a wet or sticky substance |
| She plastered herself in suntan lotion. 她往身上抹防晒液。 | | We were plastered from head to foot with mud. 我们浑身上下都沾满了泥。 |
3. | ~ sth + adv./prep. 把（头发）梳平；使（头发）粘在（头上）to make your hair flat and stick to your head |
| His wet hair was plastered to his head. 他那湿透的头发紧贴在头皮上。 |
4. | ~ sth + adv./prep. 贴满，遍贴（画片或招贴画）to completely cover a surface with pictures or posters |
| Her bedroom wall was plastered with photos of him. 她卧室的墙上贴满了他的照片。 | | She had photos of him plastered all over her bedroom wall. 她把他的照片贴满了卧室的墙。 | | The next day their picture was plastered all over the newspapers. 第二天，他们的照片被刊登在各家报纸上。 |
n. | 1. a mixture of lime, sand, and water that is applied as a liquid paste to the ceilings and internal walls of a building and dries to a hard surface 2. a piece of muslin spread with a curative preparation formerly used for placing over a wound or sore. 3. a strip of adhesive material, usually with a dressing attached, for sticking over a cut or wound 4. a substance that is spread onto walls and ceilings to form a hard smooth surface 5. a thin piece of cloth or plastic that is sticky on one side, and that you put on your skin to cover a cut. The American word is Band-Aid. 1. a mixture of lime, sand, and water that is applied as a liquid paste to the ceilings and internal walls of a building and dries to a hard surface 2. a piece of muslin spread with a curative preparation formerly used for placing over a wound or sore. 3. a strip of adhesive material, usually with a dressing attached, for sticking over a cut or wound 4. a substance that is spread onto walls and ceilings to form a hard smooth surface 5. a thin piece of cloth or plastic that is sticky on one side, and that you put on your skin to cover a cut. The American word is Band-Aid. | v. | 1. to apply plaster to the interior walls and ceilings of a building 2. to apply a thick layer of something to a surface, often in a vigorous or careless way 3. to stick or spread objects in great profusion over a surface 4. to cause a name, story, or image to appear in many conspicuous places 5. to make something lie flat and smooth against something or stick to something, e.g. by wetting it 6. to apply a medicinal plaster to a wound or sore 7. to hit somebody or something repeatedly and effectively with blows or weapons 8. to defeat an opponent severely, e.g. in a sports competition 9. to cover a surface or a place with labels, advertisements, pictures etc. 10. to cover a wall or ceiling with wet plaster or a similar substance 1. to apply plaster to the interior walls and ceilings of a building 2. to apply a thick layer of something to a surface, often in a vigorous or careless way 3. to stick or spread objects in great profusion over a surface 4. to cause a name, story, or image to appear in many conspicuous places 5. to make something lie flat and smooth against something or stick to something, e.g. by wetting it 6. to apply a medicinal plaster to a wound or sore 7. to hit somebody or something repeatedly and effectively with blows or weapons 8. to defeat an opponent severely, e.g. in a sports competition 9. to cover a surface or a place with labels, advertisements, pictures etc. 10. to cover a wall or ceiling with wet plaster or a similar substance |
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