coaster 的定义
- a person or thing that coasts.
- a small dish, tray, or mat, especially for placing under a glass to protect a table from moisture.
- a ship engaged in coastwise trade.
- a sled for coasting.
- a tray for holding a decanter to be passed around a dining table.
- roller coaster.
coaster 近义词
等同于 tray
更多coaster例句
- It acts as a coaster, prevents scratches, and can protect your wrists from sharp corners if you don’t use a wrist rest with your keyboard.
- Roller coasters at the local Six Flags amusement park became submerged.
- “It’s been a bit of an emotional roller coaster,” Stack Morgan says.
- As many have speculated, the options did play a role in the roller coaster rally that followed—but probably not for the reason some traders think, especially if they haven’t accounted for changes in how trading firms hedge meme stocks.
- The 12-mile Upper Gauley is remote and packed with more than 50 rapids in an almost nonstop roller coaster of whitewater.
- They're made to make a lot of money and to get teenagers in a kind of experience, a roller coaster ride.
- His cadence is a steady beat rather than a roller coaster, and his words sparing and simple.
- Vessyl has a non-stick interior and comes with a spill-proof lid and coaster-like charger.
- His Wednesday is going to be a roller-coaster ride from Rush Limbaugh to Fox to Laura Ingraham to who knows what.
- Some saw their donation as a ticket to a theme park roller coaster ride.
- The old coaster sent a quick, anxious look down the river, and saw at once that there was no chance of reaching the bank.
- The lazaret of a coaster is a storeroom under the quarter-deck—repository of general odds and ends and spare equipment.
- Toward dusk came the sharp command for the men to march aboard the coaster that had drawn up for them.
- The coaster had landed them at Otranto, where Bowes promptly engaged a private stable for his master.
- Skipper of a coaster in his early days, he had never outgrown the habit of pitching his voice to carry above a fifty-mile gale.