hinge
- IPA[hinj]
美式
- a movable joint or mechanism on which a door, gate, or lid swings as it opens and closes or which connects linked objects.；a natural joint that performs a function similar to a hinge, for example that of a bivalve shell.
- attach or join with or as if with a hinge；(of a door or part of a structure) hang and turn on a hinge
verb: hinge, 3rd person present: hinges, gerund or present participle: hingeing, past tense: hinged, past participle: hinged
noun: hinge, plural noun: hinges
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名詞
- 1. a movable joint or mechanism on which a door, gate, or lid swings as it opens and closes or which connects linked objects.
- ▪ a natural joint that performs a function similar to a hinge, for example that of a bivalve shell.
- ▪ a central point or principle on which everything depends this period can be called the hinge of history
動詞
- 1. attach or join with or as if with a hinge the ironing board was set into the wall and hinged at the bottom
- ▪ (of a door or part of a structure) hang and turn on a hinge the skull's jaw hinged down
- ▪ depend entirely on the future of the industry could hinge on the outcome of next month's election
- attached or joined with a hinge: a pocket watch with a hinged lid
Oxford Dictionary
- attached or joined with a hinge: a pocket watch with a hinged lid
Oxford American Dictionary
- a narrow hinge with a pin of the same length as the movable part.
Oxford American Dictionary
- a hinge attached to the abutting surfaces of a door and a door jamb.
Oxford American Dictionary
- a small piece of gummed transparent paper used for fixing postage stamps in an album.
Oxford Dictionary
- a hinge with long leaves or flaps for screwing on to the surface of a door or gate.
Oxford Dictionary
- a hinge with long leaves or flaps for screwing on to the surface of a door or gate.
Oxford American Dictionary
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- IPA[hɪn(d)ʒ]
英式
- a movable joint or mechanism on which a door, gate, or lid swings as it opens and closes or ...
- attach or join with or as if with a hinge: the ironing board was set into the wall and hinged at the bottom
Oxford Dictionary