chest
/tʃest/ (bre, ipa) · /tʃest/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈchest/ (ame, mw)
chest — 名詞
- chestsingular
- chestsplural
1. the front part of your body between your neck and the area below your ribs, wher
胸部;胸膛
人體頸部到腹部的前側
the front part of your body between your neck and the area below your ribs, where your heart and lungs are located
The doctor pressed gently on Theo's chest to check his breathing.
醫生輕輕按壓 Theo 的胸部,檢查他的呼吸。
collocation: press on / check chest
Aiko felt a sharp pain in her chest after running up the steep hill.
Aiko 跑上陡峭的山坡後感到胸部一陣刺痛。
collocation: pain in the chest
Priya crossed her arms over her chest and waited for the bus.
Priya 雙手交叉在胸前,等待公車。
A cold wind made Hana pull her jacket tight across her chest.
寒風讓 Hana 把夾克拉緊,遮住胸口。
Ravi's chest rose and fell quickly as he caught his breath after the race.
Ravi 跑完後胸口快速起伏,努力喘氣。
文法句型
a/the + chest
possessive + chest
用法筆記
This is the everyday term for the front of the upper body. The more technical term 'thorax' is used mainly in medical writing.
常見錯誤
2. a large strong container, often built from wood, used for keeping belongings saf
箱子;木箱
用於儲存或搬運的大型堅固容器
a large strong container, often built from wood, used for keeping belongings safe or moving them to a different location
The old wooden chest in the attic held family photographs from the 1950s.
閣樓裡的舊木箱收藏著1950年代的家庭照片。
typical modifier: old / wooden chest
Diego packed his books into a large chest before moving to a new city.
Diego 在搬去新城市之前把書裝進一個大箱子裡。
collocation: pack [items] into a chest
Leila's grandmother kept her wedding dress in a cedar chest for forty years.
Leila 的祖母把婚紗放在杉木箱裡保存了四十年。
The sailors stored their ropes and sails in a heavy iron chest on deck.
船員們把繩索和帆布存放在甲板上的一個沉重鐵箱裡。
Kofi found a chest full of old tools in his grandfather's garage.
Kofi 在祖父的車庫裡找到一個裝滿舊工具的箱子。
文法句型
a/the + chest
chest + of + noun
adjective + chest