bulb
noun /bʌlb/
  /bʌlb/
- enlarge image(also light bulb)the glass part that fits into an electric lamp, etc. to give light when it is switched on电灯泡 - a halogen bulb卤素灯泡 
- a room lit by bare bulbs (= with no decorative cover)只有光秃秃的电灯泡照明的屋子(无灯罩、灯饰) 
 - Can you remove the bulb and replace it with an energy-efficient one?你能将那个灯泡取下来换上一个节能灯泡吗? 
- Can you take out the clear bulb and put a pearl one in?你能将那个透明灯泡取出来换上一个磨砂灯泡吗? 
- Coloured bulbs flashed on and off around the sign.标牌周围闪烁着彩灯。 
- I think the bulb is going to go. It's been flickering all evening.我想这只灯泡就要坏了,它整个晚上一直在闪。 
- Switch the light off before you change the bulb.换灯泡前把灯关上。 
- The fitting in the kitchen takes a fluorescent bulb.厨房的配备可使用荧光灯泡。 
- These low-energy bulbs last much longer than the ordinary ones.这些低耗能灯泡比普通灯泡寿命长。 
- They sat reading by the light of a 40-watt bulb.他们坐着,借着一只40瓦灯泡发出的光读书。 
 Collocations Dictionaryadjective- electric
- light
- 100-watt
- …
 - change
- replace
- remove
- …
 - light something
- go
- flicker
- …
 
- a halogen bulb
- enlarge imagethe round underground part of some plants, like an onion in shape, that grows into a new plant every year(植物)鳞茎 - the bulb fields of Holland荷兰的球茎田 
 Topics Plants and treesc1- These daffodils flower so early because the bulbs have been forced.这些水仙花开得这么早是因为鳞茎经过催育。 
- The bulbs were over. All that remained of them were clumps of brown leaves.这些鳞茎死了,剩下的只是一丛丛的黄叶子。 
- She usually waters the indoor bulbs once a week.她通常每星期给室内的鳞茎浇一次水。 
- Place the bulbs close together.把这些鳞茎密集地埋种在一起。 
- Over the years the bulbs gradually increase.年复一年,鳞茎逐渐长大了。 
- I'm planting some bulbs for next year.我正在种一些鳞茎,为明年生长做准备。 
- Get the bulbs into the ground, or they will begin to shrivel.把鳞茎种到地里,否则会开始干枯的。 
 Collocations Dictionaryadjective- flower
- spring
- spring-flowering
- …
 - place
- plant
- dig up
- …
 - grow
- flower
- sprout
- …
 
- the bulb fields of Holland
- an object that is like a bulb in shape, for example the end of a thermometer鳞茎状物(如温度计的球部) 
词源late Middle English: via Latin from Greek bolbos ‘onion, bulbous root’.






