stub 的 2 个定义
- a short projecting part.
- a short remaining piece, as of a pencil, candle, or cigar.
- the inner end of each leaf, for keeping a record of the content of the part filled out and torn away.
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stubbed, stub·bing.
- to strike accidentally against a projecting object: I stubbed my toe against the step.
- to extinguish the burning end of by crushing it against a solid object: He stubbed out the cigarette in the ashtray.
- to clear of stubs, as land.
- to dig up by the roots; grub up.
stub 近义词
stumpy end
更多stub例句
- When the sensor detects movement in a dark room, it will light up so you don’t stub your toe in the middle of the night.
- Either stubbing your toe or appearing through the grass at about chest height, these walls direct and disrupt your path.
- Without it we wouldn’t know if we stubbed our toes or burned our skin.
- The audit also found the company paid some employees in cash with handmade receipts for which it couldn’t provide stubs.
- I was actually going through check stubs last night and I was going through old paperwork, and I found a bunch of old check stubs from my job and I’m like, “Wow.”
- I felt there were a lot of ways that I could spend the stub end of my life cycle that were more productive.
- Instead, they were forced to compromise by having him stub out a cigarette.
- What did you do—go through his wastebasket and find his pay stub?
- Halfway down the hill one of her skis must have struck somethingperhaps the stub of a bush sticking out of the snow.
- With this he severed clean the broken half of the boom, tying the ends of the rigging to the short stub that was left.
- The last sight we have of him is as he violently resists a grown-up sister who is trying to take away the stub!
- He wrote for a few seconds, tore the check from the stub, and handed it to Joyce.
- Then, if you happen to stub your toe over some useful gadget, they increase your pay.