kerb

英 [kɜːb]

美 [kɜːrb]

n.  (由条石砌成的)路缘; 道牙; 马路牙子

复数：kerbs　过去分词：kerbed　现在分词：kerbing　

经济

Collins.1 / BNC.12044 / COCA.38587

牛津词典

noun

• （由条石砌成的）路缘；道牙；马路牙子
  the edge of the raised path at the side of a road, usually made of long pieces of stone
  1. The bus mounted the kerb (= went onto the pavement / sidewalk ) and hit a tree.
     那辆公共汽车开上路缘撞到了一棵树上。

柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用 curb


• N-COUNT 路缘；道牙；马路牙子
  The kerbis the raised edge of a pavement or sidewalk which separates it from the road.
  1. Stewart stepped off the kerb.
     斯图尔特走下马路牙子。

英英释义

noun

• an edge between a sidewalk and a roadway consisting of a line of curbstones (usually forming part of a gutter)
  Synonym:curbcurbing

双语例句

• Crowds of people lined the kerb to see the funeral procession.
  成群的人排列在人行道的边上看送葬的队伍。
• She hit her forehead on the kerb, concussing, herself.
  她前额撞在路缘上，造成了脑震荡。
• She accelerated away from the kerb.
  她加速驶离了马路牙子。
• ( British) the side of a vehicle nearest the kerb.
  （英国）车辆中靠近人行道的一侧。
• The car drew slowly away from the kerb.
  汽车慢慢驶离路边。
• It hit the kerb on the nearside and seemed to ricochet across the road on two wheels.
  车的左侧撞到路缘上，似乎飞弹了起来，靠两只车轮越过了马路。
• The car bumped the kerb.
  汽车撞到路边石了。
• The convertible top must not be activated if one side of the car is on a kerb, a lifting platform or a jack.
  如果车的一侧在路缘、举升平台或千斤顶上时，一定不要打开活顶。
• Park about nine inches clear of the kerb.
  停放在离路边石九英寸的地方。
• The car hit the kerb, rolled over and came to rest in a ditch.
  汽车撞到路缘，翻身栽在一条沟里不动了。