tumbler
/ˈtʌmblə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · [tˈʌmblɚ] /ˈtʌmblər/ (ame, ipa) · [tˈʌmblɚ] /ˈtəm-blər How to pronounce tumbler (audio)/ (ame, mw)
tumbler — noun
- tumblersingular
- tumblersplural
1. a straight-sided glass or cup that you drink from, made without a handle or rais
a straight-sided glass or cup that you drink from, made without a handle or raised base
Sora poured orange juice into a tumbler before the guests arrived.
pour a drink into a tumbler
The hotel left a clean tumbler beside the sink for brushing teeth.
tumbler beside the sink
Anjali wrapped the tumbler in a towel so it would not crack.
At lunch, Kian filled his tumbler with cold tea and lemon.
The plastic tumbler slipped from Christopher's hand onto the kitchen floor.
文法句型
pour juice into a tumbler
keep a tumbler by the sink
fill a tumbler with tea
用法筆記
Usually refers to a simple drinking glass or reusable cup with no handle. It often appears in home, hotel, or bathroom contexts, and it can be made of glass, plastic, or metal.
常見錯誤
2. an acrobat or gymnast whose act includes rolls, flips, and other turning movemen
an acrobat or gymnast whose act includes rolls, flips, and other turning movements
Mira trained as a tumbler before joining the circus in Barcelona.
train as a tumbler
During the parade, the young tumbler flipped over three mats in a row.
tumbler + flip over mats
Eleni watched the tumbler land lightly after a fast backward roll.
Tendai worked with a coach each morning to become a stronger tumbler.
The festival hired a tumbler to entertain families between the music shows.
文法句型
train as a tumbler
a tumbler flips over mats
hire a tumbler for a show
用法筆記
Used for performers whose routine focuses on rolling and flipping movements. In modern sports settings, people may also say gymnast when the person performs as part of a team or competition.