utensil

• n. 用具，器皿

來自拉丁語uti, 使用，利用，用於指器具，器皿。

utensil

utensil: [14] Latin ūtēnsilis meant ‘usable, useful’. It was derived from the verb ūtī ‘use’ (source also of English use, utility, utilize, etc). In the Middle Ages it was adapted into a noun, ūtēnsilia, meaning ‘things for use, implements’. This passed into English via Old French utensile as utensil, still a collective noun, but by the 15th century it was being used for an individual ‘implement’.
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utensil (n.)

late 14c., from Old French utensile "implement" (14c., Modern French ustensile), from Latin utensilia "materials, things for use," noun use of neuter plural of utensilis (adj.) "fit for use, of use, useful," from uti (see use (v.)).

1. The best utensil for steaming is a wok because its width easily accommodates a whole fish.

鍋是蒸魚的最好器具，因為它很寬，可以輕鬆放下一整條魚。

來自柯林斯例句

2. The best carving utensil is a long, sharp, flexible knife.

最好的雕刻工具是鋒利而柔韌的長刻刀。

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3. Objective To discuss the limitation of ultrasonic detection on prevenception utensil.

目的探討超聲在宮內節育器觀察上的局限性.

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4. This utensil contain the total amount a human's blood.

如果把一個人身上的血液全部抽出來,就隻有這麽多.

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5. One that cooks, especially a utensil or an appliance for cooking.

炊具,廚灶烹調(食物)的東西, 尤指用於蒸煮的用具或裝置.

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