boxed
boxed — 動詞
- boxedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- boxeds3rd person singular
- boxeding-ing form
- boxededpast simple
1. to take part in a sport in which two people wearing thick padded gloves stand in
打拳擊
按規則戴手套與對手對打
to take part in a sport in which two people wearing thick padded gloves stand inside a square area and hit each other with their fists, following official rules until one wins or the match ends.
Imran has been boxing since he was twelve and won his first match at fourteen.
Imran 從十二歲就開始打拳擊，並且在十四歲時贏得了第一場比賽。
box since [age] / win a match
The two men boxed each other for ten rounds before the referee stopped the fight.
那兩名年輕男子彼此對打了十個回合，裁判才喊停。
box + someone + for [number] + rounds
Ayesha's older cousin taught her how to box when she was a teenager.
Ayesha 的表哥在她十幾歲的時候教她打拳擊。
Ramón trains at the city gym because he wants to box professionally one day.
Ramón 在市立健身房訓練，因為他想有一天成為職業拳擊手。
Hugo boxes against fighters from three different countries in the regional championship.
Hugo 在區域錦標賽中與來自三個不同國家的選手對打。
文法句型
box + someone
box + against + opponent
box + for + duration/reward
用法筆記
The transitive pattern (box + someone) focuses on who you fight against. The intransitive pattern (just box, or box against someone) focuses on the activity. This sense is different from sense verb/2 (PUT IN CONTAINER), which always needs an object.
常見錯誤
2. to place things into a container made of stiff material such as cardboard, espec
裝箱
把物品放進箱子以運送或儲存
to place things into a container made of stiff material such as cardboard, especially when preparing to send them, store them, or move them to a new place.
Tuan spent the whole weekend boxing up old books for the charity sale.
Tuan 花了整個週末把舊書裝箱，準備捐給慈善義賣會。
box + up + [items] + for + [purpose]
Sophia carefully boxed the glass ornaments before the movers arrived.
Sophia 在搬家工人抵達前，小心翼翼地把玻璃飾品裝進箱子裡。
The warehouse worker boxes about two hundred packages every shift.
那位倉庫工人每班要裝箱大約兩百件包裹。
Before flying to Taiwan, Folake boxed her winter clothes and mailed them ahead.
在飛往台灣之前，Folake 把她的冬衣裝箱並提前寄出。
Darius helped his neighbour box the kitchen items after the flood damaged the cabinets.
Darius 在洪水損壞櫥櫃後，幫鄰居把廚房用品裝箱。
- unpack
to remove things from a box or container
文法句型
box + something + up
box + something + for + purpose
用法筆記
Frequently used with the particle 'up' (box up something) to emphasise completing the packing. The object is always the items being packed, not the container. Distinguish from sense verb/1 (FIGHT WITH FISTS), which has nothing to do with containers.
常見錯誤
boxed — 形容詞
- boxedpositive
- boxedercomparative
- boxedestsuperlative
1. placed, stored, or sold inside a container made of stiff material such as cardbo
盒裝的
已放入盒中包裝好的
placed, stored, or sold inside a container made of stiff material such as cardboard, so that the items are kept together and protected.
The boxed chocolates were arranged neatly on the store shelf.
那些盒裝巧克力整齊地陳列在商店的貨架上。
Talia found a set of boxed dishes from her grandmother's attic.
Talia 在祖母的閣樓裡找到了一組盒裝餐具。
boxed + [items]
The delivery driver left three boxed decorations on the front porch.
送貨司機把三盒裝飾品留在了前門廊。
Ada prefers boxed wine because it keeps fresh longer after opening.
Ada 比較喜歡盒裝葡萄酒，因為開封後可以保存得更久。
When they moved into the dormitory, Eitan stacked the boxed belongings against the wall.
Eitan 搬進宿舍時，把盒裝的物品堆在牆邊。
用法筆記
This is the past-participle form of the verb sense verb/2, used as an adjective. It describes the state of an item that has already been placed in a box. Unlike the verb sense, the adjective cannot take an object.