roof
n.(名词)
The exterior surface and its supporting structures on the top of a building.屋盖,屋顶构架:建筑物顶部的外表面及其支撑结构The upper exterior surface of a dwelling as a symbol of the home itself:房屋,住处:作为家的象征的住宅的外表面上部:例句:three generations living under one roof.住在一个屋顶下的三代人
The top covering of something:顶,顶部:某物的顶层覆盖物:例句:the roof of a car.车顶
The upper surface of an anatomical structure, especially one having a vaulted inner structure:室顶,盖:尤指解剖结构有拱状内部结构的上表面:例句:the roof of the mouth.口腔顶
The highest point or limit; the summit or ceiling:最高限度:最高点;极点或顶峰:例句:A roof on prices is needed to keep our customers happy.最好使最高物价能让我们的顾客满意
v.tr.(及物动词)roofed,roof.ing,roofs To furnish or cover with or as if with a roof.装饰或仿佛给…盖上屋顶
<习惯用语>go through the roof【俚语】
To grow, intensify, or rise to an enormous, often unexpected degree:增长、加强或上涨到极大且通常出乎意料的程度:例句:Operating costs went through the roof last year.去年的手术费用已涨到登峰造极的程度
To become extremely angry:暴跳如雷,大发雷霆:例句:When I told her about breaking the window, she went through the roof.她听我说有关砸碎窗户的事时大发雷霆
raise the roof【俚语】
To be extremely noisy and boisterous:极其吵闹,喧哗:例句:The participants plan to dance, drink, and generally raise the roof at tonight`s party.参与者们计划在今晚的聚会上跳舞、饮酒及总之是极尽喧闹之能事
To complain loudly and bitterly:大声且强烈地抱怨:例句:Angry tenants finally raised the roof about their noisy neighbors.愤怒的房客终于对吵闹喧哗的邻居提出强烈抗议
习惯用语>来源:Middle English 中古英语 from Old English hrôf 源自 古英语 hrôf