barrel 的 3 个定义
- a cylindrical wooden container with slightly bulging sides made of staves hooped together, and with flat, parallel ends.
- the quantity that such a vessel of some standard size can hold: for most liquids, 31½ U.S. gallons; for petroleum, 42 U.S. gallons; for dry materials, 105 U.S. dry quarts. Abbreviation: bbl
- any large quantity: a barrel of fun.
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bar·reled, bar·rel·ing or bar·relled, bar·rel·ling.
- to put or pack in a barrel or barrels.
- to finish by tumbling in a barrel.
- Informal. to force to go or proceed at high speed: He barreled his car through the dense traffic.
bar·reled, bar·rel·ing or bar·relled, bar·rel·ling.
- Informal. to travel or drive very fast: to barrel along the highway.
barrel 近义词
cylindrical container
更多barrel例句
- Upon harvest, the bags of mycelium were extracted in large barrels full of alcohol to produce the cure for the bees.
- Both Rystad Energy and Wood Mackenzie, the Edinburgh-based energy consultancy, put the break-even price for existing oil-sands production at around $45 per barrel, with some projects able to keep the lights on in the $20 to $30 range.
- Since those averages are currently only recorded through June 2020, revenue calculations for 2020 averaged oil barrel prices for the first six months of the year.
- The tubs are made of a strong, lightweight plastic, much like the standard food barrels you get from outfitters, only smaller.
- Typewriter factories were converted to produce rifle barrels, while those that couldn’t went on making typewriters exclusively for the government.
- That clear spirit is what goes into every barrel of The Macallan.
- And for Scotch in particular—which can spend decades in the barrel—wood is critical to the finished spirit.
- Their legendary barrel aging program is unique, even among Scottish distilleries, for its range of natural color expressions.
- Gelhaus proceeded to fire eight shots at Gonzalez, striking him seven times, when he said Gonzalez raised the barrel.
- On his knees, he pulls out a gun and places the barrel inside his mouth.
- One hundred to the right barrel—nothing left for the second barrel!
- It wasn't any scruple of mercy, for Hicks was as cold-blooded a brute as ever glanced down a gun-barrel.
- A Laplander who cannot get Tobacco sucks chips of a barrel or pieces of anything else which has contained it.
- In the fall the barrel of his rifle had been so covered with dead leaves and dust that he could not take aim.
- The second barrel was discharged with no better result, except that a splinter of its horn was knocked off.