crust
noun /krʌst/
/krʌst/
[countable, uncountable]Idioms - the hard outer surface of bread
面包皮 - sandwiches with the crusts cut off
切掉面包皮的三明治 - We saved a few crusts of bread for the birds.
我们留下一些面包皮喂小鸟。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- thick
- thin
- flaky
- …
- a crust of bread
- sandwiches with the crusts cut off
- a layer of pastry, especially on top of a pie
糕饼(尤指馅饼)酥皮 - Bake until the crust is golden.
把糕饼烤至外皮呈金黄色。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- thick
- thin
- flaky
- …
- a crust of bread
- Bake until the crust is golden.
- the outer layer of rock that forms the surface of the earth or another planet
面包皮 - the earth’s crust
地壳
- the earth’s crust
- a hard layer or surface, especially above or around something soft or liquid
(尤指软物或液体上面、周围的)硬层,硬表面 - a thin crust of ice
一层薄冰
- The mud had formed a thick crust on the surface of the road.
路面上结了一层又厚又硬的泥。 - Put the lid on, or a crust will form on the paints.
把盖子盖好,否则颜料表层会硬化。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- thick
- thin
- form
- form
- crust of
- the earth’s crust
see also upper crust, upper-crust - a thin crust of ice
词源Middle English: from Old French crouste, from Latin crusta ‘rind, shell, crust’.
Idioms
earn a/your crust
- (British English, informal) to earn enough money to live on
挣钱糊口;谋生 - I’ve been an actor for 20 years, earning a crust wherever I can.
我做了20年的演员,尽我所能挣点外快。
- I’ve been an actor for 20 years, earning a crust wherever I can.