staple 的 2 个定义
- a short piece of wire bent so as to bind together papers, sections of a book, or the like, by driving the ends through the sheets and clinching them on the other side.
- a similar, often U-shaped piece of wire or metal with pointed ends for driving into a surface to hold a hasp, hook, pin, bolt, wire, or the like.
sta·pled, sta·pling.
- to secure or fasten by a staple or staples: to staple three sheets together.
staple 近义词
necessary, basic
更多staple例句
- Farmers losing crops in many areas of southern China because of the floods has created a “severe challenge for self-sufficiency of staple grains.”
- She’s got the obligatory sharp-cut, bad-gal bob and frosty demeanor we’ve come to expect from the villainous egomaniac’s character, or in this case, the staple scientist with a God complex.
- Mars, the company behind Halloween staples like M&M’s and Snickers, starts its planning for the big day two years in advance.
- With more plans for their upcoming summer collection, Gaydina believes this fabric is going to be one of the company’s staples.
- Located in the South End, Club Café has been a staple of Boston nightlife since 1982.
- The head banquet man at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in New York City started serving the concoction as a menu staple in 1938.
- Tor, on the other hand, has been an Internet staple for years.
- The talk radio phenom and Fox News staple has identified himself as a longtime listener of the TRN patriarch.
- Cookie Monster has always been one of the most beloved features of that PBS childhood staple, Sesame Street.
- Erectile dysfunction jokes have become a staple for comedy in the last 15 years.
- Flax is a great staple of the North of Ireland, and three fourths of it is beaten flat to the earth.
- It caught him full in the middle; he doubled like a staple and with a cry of pain toppled into the snow.
- Coffee is the staple production, though Indian corn, mandioca and fruit are produced largely for local consumption.
- In classical times wheat was the staple grain grown for food, not differing much from that which we use to-day.
- Another use of mats is in the baling of two of the staple products of the Philippines, tobacco and abaca.