tonneau

/tuh-noh/US // tʌˈnoʊ //UK // (ˈtɒnəʊ) //

木桶,桶,桶装,筒子

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural ton·neaus, ton·neaux [tuh-nohz]. /tʌˈnoʊz/.
- : a rear part or compartment of an automobile body, containing seats for passengers.
- : a complete automobile body having such a rear part.
- : a waterproof cover, generally of canvas or vinyl, that can be fastened over the cockpit of a roadster or convertible to protect the interior.

The fleshy woman climbed into the tonneau and held the still shrieking girl.
There was a crash, and they found themselves in the bottom of the tonneau.
He was jolted considerably, although no particular damage was done, and got into the tonneau with a wild scramble.
Thoughtfully he tossed the two bundles of laundry into the tonneau, walked around in front and opened the bonnet.
Getting into the tonneau, Matt searched for something that would offer a clue to the mystery.