Question

gum gum ★★☆☆☆/gʌ̱m/1[N-MASS	物质名词]See also:bubblegum；chewing gum；口香糖 Gum is a substance, usually tasting of mint, which you chew for a long time but do not swallow. 2[N-COUNT	可数名词]牙龈；齿龈；牙床 Your gums are the areas of firm, pink flesh inside your mouth, which your teeth grow out of.   [usu pl]The toothbrush gently removes plaque without damaging the gums.这种牙刷可以温和去除牙菌斑而不损伤齿龈。...gum disease.牙龈病3[N-MASS	物质名词]黏胶；黏合剂 Gum is a type of glue that is used to stick two pieces of paper together.   [mainly BRIT 主英]He was holding up a pound note that had been torn in half and stuck together with gum.他举着一张被撕成两半后又用胶粘在一起的一英镑的钞票。gummed...gummed labels.用胶粘上的标签4[ADJ	形容词]黏合的 If two things are gummed together, they are stuck together.   [BRIT 英]It is a mild infection in which a baby's eyelashes can become gummed together.这是一种轻微感染，会导致婴儿睫毛粘在一起。5[N-MASS	物质名词]树胶；树脂 Gum is a sticky substance which comes from the eucalyptus tree or from various other trees and shrubs. 相关词组：gum up  gum1 noungum2 verbgumgum1 /ɡʌm/ ●●● S3 noun  Word Origin Examples word sets Collocations 1[countable usually plural] your gums are the two areas of firm pink flesh at the top and bottom of your mouth, in which your teeth are fixed2[uncountable] chewing gum3[uncountable] British English a type of glue used to stick light things such as paper together4[uncountable] a sticky substance found in the stems of some trees5[countable] a gum tree6by gum! spoken old-fashioned used to express surprisegum1 noungum2 verbgumgum2 verb (past tense and past participle gummed, present participle gumming) [transitive always + adverb/preposition]  Verb Table Examples Collocations  British English old-fashioned to stick things together using glue  SYN  gluegum something to something A large label had been gummed to the back of the photograph.gum something ↔ up phrasal verb informal to prevent a machine from moving and working properly:  Dirt had got inside the watch and gummed up the works.

Accepted Answer

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             gum              /        ɡʌm                ;          NAmE                ɡʌm                /                              noun                ,                  verb                            gum      gums      gummed      gumming                            noun                    1              [countable            ,       usually plural        ]                    either of the firm areas of flesh in the mouth to which the teeth are attached          牙龈；齿龈；牙床                            ◆        gum disease        牙龈病                    2              [uncountable        ]                    a sticky substance produced by some types of tree          树胶；树脂                            3              [uncountable        ]                    a type of glue used for sticking light things together, such as paper          黏胶，胶质物（用以粘轻东西，如纸等）                            4              [uncountable        ]            =                                            chewing gum                                                  5              [countable        ]                    a firm transparent fruit-flavoured sweet/candy that you chew          透明果味糖                            ◆        fruit gums        水果软糖                    IDIOM              by gum!                              (              old-fashioned) (              BrE              informal)                        used to show surprise              （表示惊讶）天啊，老天，啊呀                                                                verb                    (              -mm-            )              gumA to B        |          gumsth (down)              (        rather old-fashioned)            to spread glue on the surface of sth; to stick two things together with glue        在…上涂胶；用黏胶粘                    ◆      A large address label was gummed to the package.      包装袋上贴着一大张地址签条。                      PHRASAL VERB                    ˌgum sth↔ˈup                              [usually passive            ]                                (              BrE) (              informal)                        to cover or fill sth with a sticky substance so that it stops moving or working as it should              用黏胶将某物粘牢                                                      gum              /        ɡʌm                ;          NAmE                ɡʌm                /             www.ankiedu.club

word	gum
content	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
Collins	gum ★★☆☆☆ /gʌ̱m/ 1 [N-MASS 物质名词]See also:bubblegum ；chewing gum ；口香糖 Gum is a substance, usually tasting of mint, which you chew for a long time but do not swallow. 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]牙龈；齿龈；牙床 Your gums are the areas of firm, pink flesh inside your mouth, which your teeth grow out of. [usu pl] The toothbrush gently removes plaque without damaging the gums. 这种牙刷可以温和去除牙菌斑而不损伤齿龈。 ...gum disease. 牙龈病 3 [N-MASS 物质名词]黏胶；黏合剂 Gum is a type of glue that is used to stick two pieces of paper together. [mainly BRIT 主英] He was holding up a pound note that had been torn in half and stuck together with gum. 他举着一张被撕成两半后又用胶粘在一起的一英镑的钞票。 gummed ...gummed labels. 用胶粘上的标签 4 [ADJ 形容词]黏合的 If two things are gummed together, they are stuck together. [BRIT 英] It is a mild infection in which a baby's eyelashes can become gummed together. 这是一种轻微感染，会导致婴儿睫毛粘在一起。 5 [N-MASS 物质名词]树胶；树脂 Gum is a sticky substance which comes from the eucalyptus tree or from various other trees and shrubs. 相关词组： gum up
Oxford	gum / ɡʌm ; NAmE ɡʌm / noun , verb gum gums gummed gumming noun 1 [countable , usually plural ] either of the firm areas of flesh in the mouth to which the teeth are attached 牙龈；齿龈；牙床 ◆ gum disease 牙龈病 2 [uncountable ] a sticky substance produced by some types of tree 树胶；树脂 3 [uncountable ] a type of glue used for sticking light things together, such as paper 黏胶，胶质物（用以粘轻东西，如纸等） 4 [uncountable ] = chewing gum 5 [countable ] a firm transparent fruit-flavoured sweet/candy that you chew 透明果味糖 ◆ fruit gums 水果软糖 IDIOM by gum! ( old-fashioned) ( BrE informal) used to show surprise （表示惊讶）天啊，老天，啊呀 verb ( -mm- ) gumA to B \| gumsth (down) ( rather old-fashioned) to spread glue on the surface of sth; to stick two things together with glue 在…上涂胶；用黏胶粘 ◆ A large address label was gummed to the package. 包装袋上贴着一大张地址签条。 PHRASAL VERB ˌgum sth↔ˈup [usually passive ] ( BrE) ( informal) to cover or fill sth with a sticky substance so that it stops moving or working as it should 用黏胶将某物粘牢 gum / ɡʌm ; NAmE ɡʌm /
LDC	gum1 noun gum2 verb gumgum1 /ɡʌm/ ●●● S3 noun Word Origin Examples word sets Collocations 1[countable usually plural] your gums are the two areas of firm pink flesh at the top and bottom of your mouth, in which your teeth are fixed2[uncountable] chewing gum3[uncountable] British English a type of glue used to stick light things such as paper together4[uncountable] a sticky substance found in the stems of some trees5[countable] a gum tree6by gum! spoken old-fashioned used to express surprise gum1 noun gum2 verb gumgum2 verb (past tense and past participle gummed, present participle gumming) [transitive always + adverb/preposition] Verb Table Examples Collocations British English old-fashioned to stick things together using glue SYN gluegum something to something A large label had been gummed to the back of the photograph.gum up phrasal verb informal to prevent a machine from moving and working properly: Dirt had got inside the watch and gummed up the works.
open	www.ankiedu.club

Gum Gummed Glue Things ɡʌm Stick Sticky Substance