tin can

英 [ˌtɪn ˈkæn]

美 [ˌtɪn ˈkæn]

网络  马口铁罐; 罐頭; 锡罐; 铁罐; 废弃的易拉罐

英英释义

noun

• airtight sealed metal container for food or drink or paint etc.
  Synonym:cantin
• informal term for a destroyer

双语例句

• Several young men were kicking a tin can along the middle of the road.
  几个青年人踢着一个锡罐在路中间走着。
• The latter prize quickly inspired the tin can, more of a blessing than food snobs might acknowledge.
  后一个奖项很快便催生出听装罐头，它带来的好处比食品界那些假内行所认可的更多。
• Then, clutching the tin can, he headed for the shop.
  然后，他取出铁罐，紧紧地抱着，直奔那家商店。
• Don't think about it, anyway, the room I'm stuck in is bigger than your tin can.
  别想了，我呆的房间要比你的火箭大。
• Tin can improve the brass strength and corrosion resistance of the sea, therefore calls navy brass, used for ship thermal technology equipment and propeller, etc.
  锡能提高黄铜的强度和对海水的耐腐性，故称海军黄铜，用作船舶热工设备和螺旋桨等。
• Tin can dissolve in a strong alkali solution, In ferric chloride, zinc salt of acidic solution of such will be corrosion.
  锡能溶于强碱性溶液；在氯化铁、氯化锌等盐类的酸性溶液中会被腐蚀。
• If you ever made a "tin can" telephone when you were a kid, you have an idea of what I'm going to be talking about.
  如果你小时候曾经做过一个易拉罐电话的话，你就可以大致了解我接下来想说的意思了。
• He beat out a tune on a tin can.
  他在易拉罐上敲出一首曲子。
• The metal contact strips were cut from a tin can and nailed on with small nails.
  锡罐切下来的金属条拿来当接点，用小钉子钉住。
• The trap made of an old tin can and some wire is an ingenious device.
  这个由旧锡罐和一些电线做成的陷阱是一个天才之作。