canister
/ˈkænɪstə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · [kˈænəstɚ] /ˈkænɪstər/ (ame, ipa) · [kˈænəstɚ] /ˈka-nə-stər How to pronounce canister (audio)/ (ame, mw)
canister — 名詞
- canistersingular
- canistersplural
1. a reusable storage tin or similar hard container, often round, for dry food, pow
儲物罐
裝乾貨或粉末的硬質圓罐
a reusable storage tin or similar hard container, often round, for dry food, powder, or other loose material
Eve poured flour from the kitchen canister into the blue mixing bowl.
Eve 把麵粉從廚房的儲物罐倒進藍色的攪拌盆裡。
pattern: pour something from a canister
A dented tea canister sat beside the sugar jar on Faisal's shelf.
一個凹了的茶葉儲物罐放在 Faisal 架上的糖罐旁邊。
collocation: tea canister
The lab keeps each powder in a labelled canister above the workbench.
實驗室把每種粉末都放在工作臺上方貼了標籤的儲物罐裡。
Ignacio sealed the coffee canister tightly before the rainy boat trip.
Ignacio 在下雨的船程前,把咖啡儲物罐緊緊封好。
文法句型
tea canister
coffee canister
store something in a canister
用法筆記
Usually refers to a rigid container with a lid, especially for dry goods or stored material. Unlike a bag or cardboard box, it suggests a hard container that can be opened and closed many times.
常見錯誤
2. a sealed cylinder that holds compressed gas for medical, diving, or industrial u
氣瓶
裝受壓氣體的金屬容器
a sealed cylinder that holds compressed gas for medical, diving, or industrial use
The paramedic replaced the empty oxygen canister in the ambulance locker.
急救員把救護車置物櫃裡空的氧氣瓶換掉了。
collocation: oxygen canister
Workers rolled a gas canister away from the welding table after lunch.
工人們午餐後把一個氣瓶從焊接桌旁滾開。
pattern: move a canister carefully
Yara checked the scuba canister before jumping from the training boat.
Yara 從訓練船跳下去前,先檢查了潛水氣瓶。
A warning tag hung from the canister beside the hospital bed.
病床旁那個氣瓶上吊著一張警告標籤。
- cylinder
more technical and focused on the shape
- gas bottle
everyday term for a container of stored gas
文法句型
oxygen canister
gas canister
replace a canister
用法筆記
Often names a portable cylinder used with medical, diving, or industrial equipment. Unlike sense 1, the important idea here is pressurized gas, not ordinary stored goods.
常見錯誤
3. a small round container used to protect and carry a roll of photographic film
底片罐
裝攝影底片的小圓盒
a small round container used to protect and carry a roll of photographic film
Christopher found an old film canister in his grandfather's camera bag.
Christopher 在祖父的相機包裡找到一個舊底片罐。
collocation: film canister
The guide kept spare film in a black canister during the desert trip.
那位導遊在沙漠行程中,把備用底片裝在一個黑色底片罐裡。
pattern: keep film items in a canister
Élise wrote the trip date on the film canister with a silver pen.
Élise 用銀色筆把旅行日期寫在底片罐上。
After the photo class, Piotr returned the canister to the darkroom shelf.
攝影課後,Piotr 把底片罐放回暗房架上。
- film can
informal older term for the same kind of small container
文法句型
film canister
write on the canister
return the canister
用法筆記
This sense belongs to film photography rather than digital cameras. It is often used when talking about storing, labelling, or carrying rolls of film before they are developed.
常見錯誤
4. a metal tube packed with small pellets and fired from a gun to hit people nearby
霰彈筒
裝小彈丸並發射的彈藥
a metal tube packed with small pellets and fired from a gun to hit people nearby
The museum guide showed visitors a brass canister from an old battlefield.
博物館導覽員向參觀者展示一枚來自舊戰場的黃銅霰彈筒。
context: historical weapon display
Soldiers loaded canister into the cannon before the enemy reached the gate.
敵人逼近城門前,士兵把霰彈筒裝進大砲裡。
pattern: load canister into a cannon
The history book explains how canister scattered metal shot across the field.
那本歷史書說明霰彈筒如何把金屬彈丸散射到戰場上。
The plaque described canister as ammunition used when attackers came very close.
牌子把霰彈筒說明成一種在攻擊者逼近時使用的彈藥。
- canister shot
the usual full phrase for this kind of ammunition
- grapeshot
related historical shot, though not exactly the same form
文法句型
load canister
fire canister
canister shot
用法筆記
Usually appears in military or historical writing, often in the fixed phrase 'canister shot'. Unlike sense 2, this sense is ammunition fired from a weapon, not a container holding gas for later use.