ton

美音：[tʌn] 英音：[tʌn]

简单释义：

n.吨（英国为 2 240 磅，即长吨；美国为 2 000 磅，即短吨）

网络大量；英吨；许多

变形：

复数：tons

完整释义：

1.吨
2.〔口语〕沉重的重量;许多,大量;〔俚语〕每小时一百英里的速度
3.〔法语〕时兴,时髦,流行

例句：

Likewise, the goal-holder minimizes his have image as if he get ton't defend the goal successfully.
同样，守门员把自己想得很小，似乎他无法胜利地守住球门。
More to the point, it'll keep more than half a ton of climate-changing carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere every year.
更重要的是，它可以保持每年半吨由于气候变化形成的二氧化碳不会跑出大气。
the children left some toys, some clothes and a ton of memories in their old house, swherestheir father was living.
孩子们则把一些玩具、衣物和很多记忆留在了老房子里——他们的生父还继续在那里住着。
Add that lost time up over a week, a month, a year, and you're looking at a ton of wasted time in China.
将一个星期、一个月、一年等待的时间加起来，你就会发现在中国被浪费掉的时间多的令人发指。
The U. S. photographer said he had deployed his assistant Mauricio Handler (pictured) as bait for this friendly 70-ton giant.
这位美国摄影师说他安排了助手毛利西奥·汉德勒（图中人）作为这头友好的70吨重庞然大物的诱饵。
Living for the moment is great, until the finances catch up with you and the moment starts to suck because you owe a ton of debt.
活在当下，不然财政问题会逼你解决，因为你有一吨快烂了的账单。
This measures how much it costs to move a ton - one nautical mile.
这项措施需要多少成本动议一吨-一海里。
A figure of speech in which exaggeration is used for emphasis or effect, as in "I could sleep for a year" . or "This book weighs a ton" .
夸张法一种比喻，使用夸张来强调或产生某种效果，比如在“我能睡一年。”或“这书有一吨重中”。

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