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sieve n.筛子；粗篮；说话轻率不能保密的人v.筛；滤 (1) 我们可以用一个筛子把石头分离出来。(2) 这条船漏得像个筛子。(3) 我们经常用筛子筛面粉。(4) 你得将石块从土中筛出。(5) 这种称作茶胺酸的微小分子会进人血液中，接着穿越重要的血脑屏障，那是种只让特定分子通过的选择性滤网。 If you’re an archaeologist, you've probably used various sorts of sifters and shakers to sieve through the soil to recover even the tiniest artifacts. If your interests run more to building sandcastles, you’ve probably got a sieve in your beach bag, along with the shovels and pails. If you keep forgetting things, you can describe your "mind as a sieve," since it doesn’t seem to hold much.

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英 [sɪv] 美 [sɪv] (1) We can separate the stones out with a sieve.(2) This boat leaks like a sieve,ie very badly.(3) We often shake flour through a sieve.(4) You'll need to sieve out the stone from the soil.(5) Known as theanine, the tiny molecule enters the bloodstream, then crosses the critical blood-brain barrier, the selective sieve that allows entry only of certain molecules. A sieve is a mesh strainer used to separate lumps and clumps from the fine material. Sieves are handy for everything from sifting flour to prospecting for gold — anything where you need to separate the big from the small. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]滤勺；笊篱；筛子 A sieve is a tool used for separating solids from liquids or larger pieces of something from smaller pieces. It consists of a metal or plastic ring with a wire or plastic net underneath, which the liquid or smaller pieces pass through. Press the raspberries through a fine sieve to form a puree.用一个细筛子将山莓压碎过滤，以制成山莓泥。2[VERB 动词]筛；过滤 When you sieve a substance, you put it through a sieve.   [V n]Cream the margarine in a small bowl, then sieve the icing sugar into it.将人造黄油在小碗里搅成糊状，再将糖粉筛进去。

英语单词	sieve
英美音标	英 [sɪv] 美 [sɪv]
中文释义	n.筛子；粗篮；说话轻率不能保密的人 v.筛；滤
英语例句	(1) We can separate the stones out with a sieve. (2) This boat leaks like a sieve,ie very badly. (3) We often shake flour through a sieve. (4) You'll need to sieve out the stone from the soil. (5) Known as theanine, the tiny molecule enters the bloodstream, then crosses the critical blood-brain barrier, the selective sieve that allows entry only of certain molecules.
中文例句	(1) 我们可以用一个筛子把石头分离出来。 (2) 这条船漏得像个筛子。 (3) 我们经常用筛子筛面粉。 (4) 你得将石块从土中筛出。 (5) 这种称作茶胺酸的微小分子会进人血液中，接着穿越重要的血脑屏障，那是种只让特定分子通过的选择性滤网。
vocabulary简明	A sieve is a mesh strainer used to separate lumps and clumps from the fine material. Sieves are handy for everything from sifting flour to prospecting for gold — anything where you need to separate the big from the small.
vocabulary扩展	If you’re an archaeologist, you've probably used various sorts of sifters and shakers to sieve through the soil to recover even the tiniest artifacts. If your interests run more to building sandcastles, you’ve probably got a sieve in your beach bag, along with the shovels and pails. If you keep forgetting things, you can describe your "mind as a sieve," since it doesn’t seem to hold much.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]滤勺；笊篱；筛子 A sieve is a tool used for separating solids from liquids or larger pieces of something from smaller pieces. It consists of a metal or plastic ring with a wire or plastic net underneath, which the liquid or smaller pieces pass through. Press the raspberries through a fine sieve to form a puree. 用一个细筛子将山莓压碎过滤，以制成山莓泥。 2 [VERB 动词]筛；过滤 When you sieve a substance, you put it through a sieve. [V n] Cream the margarine in a small bowl, then sieve the icing sugar into it. 将人造黄油在小碗里搅成糊状，再将糖粉筛进去。

Sieve Separate Flour Fine Pieces Smaller Plastic 英