batch

/bætʃ/ (bre, ipa) · /bætʃ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈbach/ (ame, mw)

batch — 名詞

1. a set of people, goods, or computer jobs collected for one round of work or prod

1.名詞B2
釋義

一批;一組

一起處理或同次產出的集合

a set of people, goods, or computer jobs collected for one round of work or production

例句

The bakery cooled one batch of rolls beside the kitchen door.

麵包店把一批小餐包放在廚房門旁放涼。

a batch of + food item

A fresh batch of passports arrived at the office before noon.

中午前,辦公室收到新的一批護照。

collocation: fresh batch of

同義詞
  • group

    broader and does not itself suggest one shared time or process

  • lot

    more informal and often less exact

  • run

    closer in factory or kitchen contexts and focuses on one making cycle

反義詞
  • single item

    stresses one thing handled alone rather than as part of a set

文法句型

a batch of something

in batches

用法筆記

Often appears in the patterns a batch of and in batches. Common nouns around it include food, documents, goods, and computer tasks that are handled together.

常見錯誤

We baked three batch of muffins.
We baked three batches of muffins.
💡use the plural batches after numbers larger than one.

2. a set of students who learn together in the same class, course, or year

2.名詞C1
釋義

一班;同屆

一起上課的學生群

a set of students who learn together in the same class, course, or year

例句

Our batch meets Ms. Chen every Tuesday morning.

我們這一班每週二早上都跟 Ms. Chen 上課。

batch meaning a student class

Only half the batch passed the first science test.

這一班只有一半通過第一次科學考試。

同義詞
  • class

    the most general word for students taught together

  • cohort

    more formal and often used in education or research

  • year group

    focuses on students in the same school year

文法句型

our batch

the whole batch

用法筆記

Usually refers to students sharing the same teaching schedule, year, or course. Distinguish from sense 1, which can describe any set of people, goods, or tasks.

batch — 動詞