windscreen
windscreen — 名詞
- windscreensingular
- windscreensplural
1. A protective glass panel fitted across a car's front end, letting the driver see
擋風玻璃
車輛前方的防風玻璃窗
A protective glass panel fitted across a car's front end, letting the driver see the road while blocking wind, rain, and small stones.
A stone hit Brian's windscreen on the motorway and left a small crack.
一塊石頭在高速公路上擊中駕駛的擋風玻璃,留下一道小裂痕。
collocation: cracked windscreen
Élise scraped the frost off her windscreen on a cold winter morning.
駕駛在寒冷的冬日早晨刮掉擋風玻璃上的結霜。
The mechanic said the chip in the windscreen would spread in hot weather.
技師說擋風玻璃上的裂痕在天氣炎熱時會擴大。
A dirty windscreen is dangerous when the sun shines directly into your eyes.
骯髒的擋風玻璃很危險,尤其是陽光直射眼睛的時候。
Maeve's windscreen shattered when a piece of metal fell from a lorry on the highway.
駕駛的擋風玻璃在高速公路上被卡車掉落的金屬片擊中而碎裂。
- windshield
American English equivalent; learners sitting a British English exam should use 'windscreen'
- front window
less technical term used in everyday speech
用法筆記
This is the British English term. In American English, the same car part is called a 'windshield'. Frequent in compound nouns: 'windscreen wiper', 'windscreen washer'.
常見錯誤
2. A line of tall plants, a wall, or a fence placed in a position that stops the wi
防風屏障
樹籬或牆壁等擋風物體
A line of tall plants, a wall, or a fence placed in a position that stops the wind from reaching a particular area, such as a garden or a field.
The tall hedge acted as a windscreen, blocking the sea wind from the garden.
這道高樹籬充當防風屏障,阻擋海風吹向花園。
pattern: act as a windscreen
Farmers often plant trees as a windscreen to protect their crops from the wind.
農夫經常種植樹木作為防風屏障,保護農作物不受風吹襲。
The wooden fence along the patio serves as a windscreen for the outdoor dining area.
庭院旁的木圍籬可作為戶外用餐區的防風屏障。
A thick row of bushes was kept as a natural windscreen around the campsite.
露營地周遭保留了一排茂密的灌木,作為天然的防風屏障。
- windbreak
more common term in both British and American English for this meaning
- shelter belt
technical term used in agriculture and forestry
用法筆記
This sense is less common than sense 1 and typically appears in the phrase 'as a windscreen'. The compound noun 'windbreak' is more frequent for this meaning in both British and American English.