bezel
bezel — noun
- bezelsingular
- bezelsplural
1. a removable plastic frame that attaches to the front of a computer case, hiding
a removable plastic frame that attaches to the front of a computer case, hiding internal parts and giving the device a polished appearance.
Chidi removed the bezel from his PC tower to install a new DVD drive.
collocation: remove the bezel
The bezel on this monitor is very thin, leaving more space for the screen.
Camila bought a white bezel to replace the old beige one on her computer.
Dust had gathered behind the bezel, so Ritu took it off to clean it.
文法句型
bezel + of + (computer / monitor / screen)
用法筆記
Bezel is a countable noun. This sense is mainly used for desktop computer cases, not for laptops or phones (where frame or screen border is more common). Verb collocations include remove, replace, snap off, and pop off.
2. the circular rim on a watch or clock that surrounds the glass or crystal face an
the circular rim on a watch or clock that surrounds the glass or crystal face and holds it securely in place.
The bezel of Henrik's dive watch is rotated to mark the elapsed time.
collocation: bezel of a watch / rotated bezel
Nora dropped her watch, and a small crack appeared on the bezel.
A scratched bezel can make an expensive watch look old and worn.
Minho polished the gold bezel of his grandfather's pocket watch.
The diver turned the bezel to line up the zero mark with the minute hand.
文法句型
bezel + of + (watch / clock)
用法筆記
On dive watches the bezel is rotatable and usually unidirectional for safety. Common verb collocations include turn, rotate, scratch, and polish. This sense also extends to the rim around a mobile phone screen or a smartwatch.