chip

中英词典：chip

形容词

1. chip (adj.)

Definition: having a small piece or pieces missing

中文翻译：有一小块或几小块缺失的

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名词

1. chip (n.)

Definition: a small piece or fragment of something

中文翻译：小块或碎片

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2. chip (n.)

Definition: a thin slice of food, typically potato, that has been deep-fried or baked until crisp

中文翻译：（通常指土豆）油炸或烤制至脆脆的薄片食物

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词语辨析

1. chip vs. fragment

Both words refer to a small piece or part of something, but "chip" often implies a smaller and more irregular piece, while "fragment" can refer to a larger or more regular piece.

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词汇扩充

1. microchip (n.): a miniature electronic circuit used to control or manipulate small-scale operations

中文翻译：微型电子线路，用于控制或操作小规模操作

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2. woodchip (n.): a small piece or splinter of wood

中文翻译：一小块木头或木片

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近义词

1. fragment (n.): a small part broken or separated off something

中文翻译：断片，分离出的一小部分

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2. piece (n.): a separate or detached part of something

中文翻译：（某物的）独立或分离的一部分

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反义词

1. whole (adj.): entire; complete

中文翻译：整个的；完整的

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2. intact (adj.): not damaged or impaired in any way; complete

中文翻译：未受损害或损坏的；完整的

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柯林斯词典

chip

noun

1. A chip is a small piece of something solid, which has been broken off, often as a result of it being hit by something.

2. In Britain, chips are long, thin pieces of potato that are fried in oil or fat and eaten hot, usually with a main course.

3. A chip is a thin slice of potato that is fried until it is crisp and eaten cold, usually with a main course.

4. A chip is a thin slice of potato that has been deep-fried until it is hard, dry, and crunchy. Chips are eaten hot, usually with a meal, especially fish.

5. A chip is a small electronic device that is used to store and process information.

6. If you say that someone has a chip on their shoulder, you mean that they have a strong feeling of inferiority or grievance.

牛津词典

chip

noun

1. A small piece of something removed in the course of chopping, cutting, or breaking a hard material such as wood or stone.

2. A fried or baked piece of potato.

3. A thin slice of food made crisp by being fried, baked, or toasted.

4. A small piece of semiconductor material carrying electronic circuit elements, used in the production of integrated circuits.

5. A counter used in gambling games.

6. A flaw left on the edge of a specimen by the removal of material in the preparation of a sample for examination.

verb

1. Break or cause to break into small pieces.

2. Cut or shape (a hard material) with a chip.

3. Score (a hole) in golf.

4. (in gambling) collect or accumulate (a specified number of chips or points) in order to exchange them for money.

例句

1. The vase has a chip on its rim.
2. 这个花瓶口沿有一块缺口。
3. She ate a chip of chocolate.
4. 她吃了一小块巧克力。
5. I love eating fish and chips.
6. 我喜欢吃炸鱼薯条。
7. He accidentally chipped a piece off the glass.
8. 他不小心把玻璃破了一块。
9. The archaeologists found fragments of pottery.
10. 考古学家发现了陶器的碎片。
11. The computer contains a microchip that processes information.
12. 这台计算机内含一个处理信息的微型电子线路。
13. The carpenter cleaned up the woodchips after cutting the boards.
14. 木匠在切割木板后清理木屑。
15. The explosion caused fragments of glass to scatter everywhere.
16. 爆炸导致玻璃碎片四处散落。
17. Please give me a piece of cake.
18. 请给我一块蛋糕。
19. She baked a whole cake for the party.
20. 她为聚会烤了一个完整的蛋糕。
21. The package arrived intact without any damage.
22. 包裹完好无损地到达了。