jut

IPA/dʒʌt/
KK[dʒˈʌt]IPA/dʒʌt/

jut — 動詞

  • jutpresent simple I / you / we / they
  • jutshe / she / it
  • juttedpast simple
  • jutting-ing form

1. to extend beyond the edge or flat side around it, or to make something extend in

1.動詞及物 / 不及物C1
釋義

凸出;伸出

往外超出原本表面或邊緣

to extend beyond the edge or flat side around it, or to make something extend in that way

例句

A narrow shelf of rock jutted from the cliff above the beach.

海灘上方的懸崖伸出一層狹窄的岩架。

jut from + surface

Two rusted pipes jut from the wall behind the washing machine.

洗衣機後面的牆上有兩根生鏽的管子凸了出來。

常見搭配
  • jut from the wall
  • jut into the lake
  • jut over the entrance
  • jutting rock
  • jutting pipe
同義詞
  • stick out

    more everyday and conversational

  • protrude

    more formal and often used in technical description

  • project

    neutral and common in architecture or formal writing

反義詞
  • recede

    to lie or move farther back instead of outward

  • sink in

    to go inward rather than beyond the surface

文法句型

jut + from + noun

jut + into + noun

jut + over + noun

jut + noun + over/out from + noun

用法筆記

Most often used for rocks, roots, pipes, balconies, and other solid parts that push outward in a visible way. The intransitive pattern is more common; the transitive use appears mainly in descriptions of buildings or structures.

常見錯誤

The tree jutted in the garden.
A branch jutted into the garden.
'jut' usually names the part that sticks out, not the whole object.

jut — 名詞

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