 Stôn |
| Giải thích VN: Đơn vị trọng lượng của Anh. |
| đá |
| đà mài |
| hạt |
| nhân |
| tách bỏ hạt |
|
|
|
|
|
o đá
§ ashlar stone : đá cắt khối, đá xây dựng
§ black stone : đá phiến than
§ boundary stone : cột mốc
§ break stone : đá vỡ, đá vụn, sỏi
§ broken stone : đá vỡ
§ cuastic stone : đá ăn da, bạc nitrat
§ cement stone : đá vôi lẫn cát, đá vôi làm ximăng
§ chalk stone : đá vôi
§ cinnamon stone : exonit, granat vàng nhạt
§ coal stone : than đá (loại giàu thành phần bốc)
§ copper stone : vụn đồng
§ cornwall stone : sản phẩm phong hóa của granit-alaskit
§ crushed stone : đá nghiền vụn
§ crusher stone : đá vụn
§ curb stone : đá vỉa, đá viền, thành giếng
§ cut stone : đá đẽo
§ dry stone : đá khô
§ egg stone : đá trứng
§ emery stone : đá mài
§ falling stone : đá đổ
§ field stone : đá tảng
§ figure stone : đá aganmatolit
§ free stone : đá cắt khối
§ gravel stone : đá sỏi
§ grinding stone : đá mài
§ jewish stone : granit vân chữ
§ lard stone : steatit
§ lea stone : cát kết sét, cát kết phiến
§ lime stone : đá vôi
§ lithographic stone : đá in
§ loggan stone : mỏn đá cheo leo
§ lydian stone : lyđit
§ meteoric stone : thiên thạch, đá trời
§ mocha stone : đá dạng rêu, mã não dạng rêu
§ oil stone : đá dầu
§ pea stone : đá hạt đậu, clorittosit, đá phiến clorit
§ pebble stone : đá sỏi
§ pencils stone : pirofilit, đá chì
§ pitch stone : đá nhựa retinit
§ plaster stone : đá thạch cao
§ post stone : cát kết hạt mịn
§ precious stone : đá quý
§ pudding stone : đá putđinh
§ quarry stone : đá hộc
§ rocking stone : đá cheo leo
§ rubble stone : cuội, sỏi
§ rubbing stone : đá mài
§ scale stone : volastonit
§ semiprecious stone : đá nửa quý
§ sharpening stone : đá mài
§ small stone : đá vụn, dăm
§ specular stone : mica
§ wind faceted stone : đá nhiều mặt gió mài
Word families (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs): stone, stone, stoned, stony
Word families (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs): stone, stone, stoned, stony
Xem thêm: rock, rock, gem, gemstone, pit, endocarp, Stone, Harlan Stone, Harlan F. Stone, Harlan Fisk Stone, Stone, Oliver Stone, Stone, Lucy Stone, Stone, I. F. Stone, Isidor Feinstein Stone, Stone, Harlan Fiske Stone, Stone, Edward Durell Stone, lapidate, pit
stone noun
1 hard solid substance
ADJ. heavy | hard, soft | rough, smooth | weathered | carved a carved stone fireplace | building
QUANT. block, slab
VERB + STONE break, cut, hew (sth from/out of) Convicts were made to break stone for the roads. The stone is cut into blocks ready for building. The walls were hewn from local stone. | dress | be built/carved/made from/in/(out) of, carve sth in names carved in stone
STONE + NOUN block, flag, slab The path's stone flags were worn and broken. | arch/archway, bridge, building, floor, pillar, stairs, structure, wall, etc. | monument, sculpture | age
PREP. in ~ He is a sculptor who works mainly in stone.
2 small piece of rock
ADJ. sharp | smooth | round | loose Some loose stones tumbled down the slope behind her. | foundation, memorial, paving, stepping | grinding
QUANT. heap, pile
VERB + STONE hurl, throw The boys were caught throwing stones at passing trains.
3 precious stone
ADJ. gem (also gemstone), precious, semi-precious
VERB + STONE mine | cut | set She had the stone set in a ring.
STONE + VERB glitter, shine
4 measure of weight and measures ~ of I always drink gallons of water. half a, a quarter of a ~ half a litre of milk a half/quarter hour, inch, mile, ounce, pint, pound They used to sell corned beef at 2d a quarter pound. cubic, square ~ One litre is equivalent to 1,000 cubic centimetres. ~ square The room is about 15 metres square. ~ broad, deep, high, long, tall, thick, wide The new dock was 230 m long and 92 m broad. ~ bigger, cooler, faster, heavier, lighter, slower, etc. The climate was several degrees warmer than it is now. about, approximately, around ~ 1 foot = approx. 0.3 metres be, cover, measure, span, stretch (for) ~ used with measures of distance and area The National Park covers 3,000 acres. The sandy beach stretches for over four miles. be, weigh ~ used with measures of weight She weighed over ten stone. be, last, take ~ used with measures of time It takes approximately 365 and a quarter days for the earth to revolve around the sun. in a ~ How many centilitres are there in a litre? in ~s We were asked to estimate the temperature of the room in degrees. to a/the ~ My car does 10 miles to the litre. a, per ~ They're 99p a dozen. a safety threshold of 50 mg of nitrates per litre by the ~ Apples are sold by the kilogram. of ~ The path will be built to a width of 2 metres. ~ in area, length, volume, weight, size, etc. Killer whales are up to ten metres in length. ~ by ~ a huge room measuring 50 m by 18 m to the nearest ~ Give your answer to the nearest metre.
More information about MEASURE
n.
he threw a rock at me
that mountain is solid rock
stone is abundant in New England and there are many quarries
he wanted a special stone to mark the site
he had the gem set in a ring for his wife
she had jewels made of all the rarest stones
you should remove the stones from prunes before cooking
a heavy chap who must have weighed more than twenty stone
he must have a heart of stone
her face was as hard as stone
v.
People wanted to stone the woman who had a child out of wedlock
pit plums and cherries
adj.
