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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English

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string

Word family

thread 线 [countableC, uncountableU]D a strong thread made of several threads twisted together, used for tying or fastening things 〔由几股合成的〕线；细绳；带子 → rope

Her key hung on a string around her neck.

她的钥匙穿了根绳子挂在脖子上。

a ball of string

一团细绳

I need a piece of string to tie this package.

我需要一根绳子来捆这个包裹。

→5 see picture at 见图 rope1

2 group/series 组/系列 [countableC]

a) SERIESa number of similar things or events coming one after another 一连串，一系列〔事件等〕 SYN series

string of

a string of hit albums

一系列热门专辑

b) GROUP OF THINGSa group of similar things 一系列〔类似的事物〕

string of

She owns a string of health clubs.

她拥有多家健身俱乐部。

c) technicalTD a group of letters, words, or numbers, especially in a computer program 〔尤指计算机程序中的〕字符串

3 no strings (attached) CONDITION/something THAT MUST BE DONEhaving no special conditions or limits on an agreement, relationship etc 〔协议、关系等〕无附带条件的，无任何限制的

The policy offers 15% interest, with no strings attached.

这份保单提供 15% 的利息，没有任何附带条件。

Examples from the Corpus

no strings (attached)• We have freedom and no strings attached.• How he must have wished to have been in the puppet's place, no policies, work and no strings attached.• She reminded me that we both knew the deal - no strings.• It's found money, no strings attached.• A boyfriend offered me a weekend in Amman, with no strings attached.• A lift home, with no strings.• Howard's agreed to lend me the money with no strings attached.

4. string of pearls/lights/beads etc DCJDFseveral objects of the same type connected with a thread, chain etc 一串珍珠/灯/珠子等

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string of pearls/lights/beads etc• When the harbor across the bay becomes a string of lights, foghorns take up the bass.• Careful inspection of the image showed what looked like a string of pearls embedded in a bright haze.• There was a cavity beneath with a string of pearls in it.• A string of lights on the prom Dancing mad in the storm Who lives in such a place?• A string of pearls was around her neck, and the bones of her right hand clutched a Bible.• Beads can choke babies if swallowed, and long strings of beads can also half-strangle older children.

5 music 音乐

a) [countableC]APM one of the long thin pieces of wire, nylon etc that are stretched across a musical instrument and produce sound 〔乐器的〕弦

b) the strings/the string sectionAPM the people in an orchestra or band who play musical instruments that have strings, such as violins 〔管弦乐团或乐队的〕弦乐器部，弦乐器组

→4 See picture of 见图 PIANO 1 →5 see picture at 见图 piano1

6 first-string/second-string etc relating to or being a member of a team or group with the highest, second highest etc level of skill 最高水平的/次高水平的等

a first-string quarterback

一个一流的四分卫

7 have somebody on a string informalOBEY to be able to make someone do whatever you want 操纵[支配]某人

Susie has her mother on a string.

苏茜竟能任意支使她的妈妈。

Examples from the Corpus

have somebody on a string• Lester claims to have several women on a string.

8. have more than one string to your bow British EnglishBrEGOOD AT to have more than one skill, idea, plan etc that you can use if you need to 有两手准备

→ G-string, → how long is a piece of string? at long1(9), → pull strings at pull1(8), → pull the/somebody’s strings at pull1(9), → the purse strings at purse1(5)

Examples from the Corpus

string• The pen was hanging from a string on the wall.• Is this a string of isolated anecdotes or a pattern of substandard care?• Almost every trainer with a string of 20 horses shares the same ultimate ambition - to win the Cheltenham Gold Cup.• It will give that tight West Coast strum with the bass strings becoming almost percussive.• I need a piece of string to tie this package.• She pulled the string tight, strangling him.• The strings vibrate again, underscoring my panic.

piece of string• It attracted everyone from stunt flying professionals to kids with an old plastic carrier bag and a piece of string.• A weight suspended on the end of a piece of string and then set in motion acts as a pendulum.• The pendulum consists of a weight on the end of a piece of string, thread or chain usually a few inches long.• You can use your tie, your belt or a piece of string.• Almost falling out, he tied the door to one of the gas cans with a piece of string.• When she got flirting around with a twig or piece of string in her bill she was not to be balked.• Lay several pieces of string across a board; put the lamb on top of them, skin side downwards.

string of• Jackson was imprisoned in 1934 for a string of sensational crimes.• O'Neill had a string of successes with his first four plays.• They asked me a string of questions about Gerald and Bob.• She owns a string of health clubs.• a string of tiny islands off the coast of Florida

Related topics: Music

string2 verb (past tensepst and past participlepp strung /strʌŋ/) [transitiveT]

1 PUTto put things together onto a thread, chain etc 用〔线、链等〕穿起来

beads strung on a silver chain

穿在银链上的珠子

2 [always + adverbadv/prepositionprep] to hang things in a line, usually high in the air, especially for decoration 悬挂〔尤指作为装饰〕

string something along/across etc something

Christmas lights were strung from one end of Main Street to the other.

梅因街从这头到那头都悬挂着圣诞节彩灯。

3 be strung (out) along/across etc something written to be spread out in a line 沿某物排成一列

the houses and shops were strung out along the bay

住宅和店铺沿海湾排成一行。

Examples from the Corpus

be strung (out) along/across etc something• Lights were strung across the promenade; around the Casino.

4. APMto put a string or a set of strings onto a musical instrument 给〔乐器〕装弦

→ highly-strung at highly PHRASAL VERBS

Examples from the Corpus

string• He strung a rope from the roof of the family barn to the ground and practiced aerial feats.• The 200 houses are strung along a narrow 5-mile road.• Alma made them string clothesline around so she could stretch blanketing over him and down to the floor without its touching him.• You're not just stringing me along?• She distrusted the offer of talks which had no other purpose than to string out negotiation.• Help me string the popcorn to hang on the Christmas tree.• If there was ever a task that wanted teamwork, it was stringing tree lights.• Awake all night, Jimmy was bleary-eyed but too strung up on his nerves to notice he was tired.

Origin string1

Old English streng

string1 nounstring2 verb →PHRASAL VERBS1

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