lunchbox
lunchbox — 名詞
- lunchboxsingular
- lunchboxesplural
1. a small container with a handle or lid, often made of plastic, metal, or fabric,
午餐盒
攜帶午餐的容器
a small container with a handle or lid, often made of plastic, metal, or fabric, used for carrying a meal to school, work, or on a trip
Ayesha packed a cheese sandwich and a banana in her lunchbox before heading to school.
Ayesha 在上學前把起司三明治和香蕉放進她的午餐盒裡。
collocation: pack + lunchbox
Dylan forgot his lunchbox on the bus and had nothing to eat during the break.
Dylan 把午餐盒忘在公車上，休息時間沒東西吃。
The red plastic lunchbox has a cartoon dinosaur printed on the front lid.
那個紅色塑膠午餐盒的蓋子上印了一隻卡通恐龍。
Every morning Dewi fills her lunchbox with rice, vegetables, and a small piece of fruit.
每天早上 Dewi 都用午餐盒裝滿米飯、蔬菜和一小塊水果。
Jude's metal lunchbox from the 1980s still keeps his food fresh and cool.
Jude 那款 1980 年代的金屬午餐盒依然能讓食物保持新鮮涼爽。
- lunch bag
a soft fabric or paper container instead of a hard box
- lunch pail
a metal container, especially for workers; more common in older or regional English
- lunch cooler
an insulated bag that keeps food cold
文法句型
lunchbox + verb (e.g. contains, holds)
用法筆記
Often associated with schoolchildren, but adults also use lunchboxes for work or outdoor activities. The compound can also be written as two words ('lunch box') with no change in meaning.