washtub
简明释义
n. 洗衣盆
英英释义
A large tub used for washing clothes or other items, typically made of wood or metal. | 用于洗衣物或其他物品的大桶，通常由木材或金属制成。 |
单词用法
在洗衣桶里洗衣服 | |
用水填满洗衣桶 | |
金属洗衣桶 | |
木制洗衣桶 |
同义词
| 洗衣槽 | She filled the laundry tub with water to start washing clothes. | 她在洗衣槽里装满水以开始洗衣服。 | |
| 洗涤盆 | He scrubbed the stains in the wash basin before rinsing them out. | 他在洗涤盆里擦洗污渍，然后冲洗干净。 | |
| 洗涤桶 | 那个旧洗涤桶被用来浸泡脏床单。 |
反义词
| 干衣机 | 我在洗完衣服后把它们放进了干衣机。 | ||
| 洗衣机 | 洗衣机可以处理比洗衣盆更大的负荷。 |
例句
为什么不要一个洗衣盆呢?。
2.The hot washtub and closed his eyes.
热的澡盆而且关闭他的眼睛。
3.The fifth in the cupboard , the sixth under the washtub , and the seventh in the clock case .
第五个躲在碗橱里，第六个躲在洗衣盆底下，第七个躲在时钟里。
4.The washtub was broken into pieces.
洗衣盆破成碎片。
5.My wife wants a new washtub.
我的妻子想要一个新的洗衣盆。
6.Those are the ones I saw my great-uncle Carl grow, pouring water from a washtub into the soil around the melons and watching the stalks suck it up like a vacuum cleaner.
我看到卡尔姨丈种的正是这一品种的西瓜。他用洗衣盆把水浇到沙地上的西瓜周围，一边看着瓜秧像台吸尘器一般把水吸了进去。
7.Those are the ones I saw my great-uncle Carl grow, pouring water from a washtub into the soil around the melons and watching the stalks suck it up like a vacuum cleaner.
我看到卡尔姨丈种的正是这一品种的西瓜。他用洗衣盆把水浇到沙地上的西瓜周围，一边看着瓜秧像台吸尘器一般把水吸了进去。
8.The children played in the washtub during the summer heat.
孩子们在夏天的热浪中玩耍于洗衣桶里。
9.He used a large washtub to soak the vegetables before cooking.
他用一个大洗衣桶浸泡蔬菜，然后再烹饪。
10.The old washtub in the backyard was perfect for planting flowers.
后院里的旧洗衣桶非常适合种花。
11.They set up a makeshift shower using a washtub and a hose.
他们用一个洗衣桶和一根软管搭建了一个临时淋浴。
12.She filled the washtub with warm water to wash the clothes.
她用温水填满了洗衣桶来洗衣服。
作文
In the quiet town of Maplewood, there stood an old house that belonged to Mrs. Thompson, a kind-hearted woman known for her love of gardening and baking. Her backyard was filled with vibrant flowers and vegetables, but what caught the eye of every visitor was the antique washtub (洗衣盆) that sat proudly near the fence. This washtub (洗衣盆) had been passed down through generations, and it held a special place in the hearts of the townspeople. The washtub (洗衣盆) was not merely a tool for washing clothes; it was a symbol of the past, representing the hard work and resilience of those who came before. Every Saturday morning, Mrs. Thompson would fill the washtub (洗衣盆) with water from the nearby well and use it to wash her linens. The rhythmic sound of her scrubbing echoed throughout the neighborhood, reminding everyone of simpler times when life moved at a slower pace.Children often gathered around to watch her, fascinated by the way she worked. Mrs. Thompson would tell them stories of her childhood, when she would help her mother wash clothes in the very same washtub (洗衣盆). She spoke of how her family would gather around it, sharing laughter and stories as they completed their chores together. This sense of community was something that Mrs. Thompson cherished deeply, and she made it a point to pass on these values to the younger generation.One day, as the children listened intently, Mrs. Thompson decided to involve them in her laundry routine. She invited them to help her fill the washtub (洗衣盆) with water and even allowed them to scrub a few pieces of clothing. Their faces lit up with joy as they realized they were part of something meaningful. They learned not only how to wash clothes but also the importance of teamwork and tradition.As time went on, the washtub (洗衣盆) became more than just a tool; it evolved into a gathering spot for the community. Neighbors would stop by to chat while Mrs. Thompson worked, and soon enough, they began to bring their own laundry. This spontaneous collaboration turned into a weekly event, with everyone contributing their share of clothes to wash in the old washtub (洗衣盆). It became a ritual that strengthened their bonds and fostered a sense of belonging.The washtub (洗衣盆) also served another purpose. During the summer months, Mrs. Thompson would transform it into a makeshift birdbath, attracting various species of birds that chirped merrily as they splashed around. The sight of colorful birds bathing in the washtub (洗衣盆) brought joy to everyone who passed by, adding to the charm of the neighborhood.Years later, as Mrs. Thompson grew older, she decided to pass the washtub (洗衣盆) on to the next generation. One sunny afternoon, she gathered all the children who had helped her over the years and presented the washtub (洗衣盆) to them. With tears in her eyes, she explained its significance and encouraged them to continue the tradition of washing clothes, telling stories, and fostering community spirit. The children accepted the washtub (洗衣盆) with gratitude, promising to keep its legacy alive. They knew that it was not just a piece of furniture but a vessel of memories, lessons, and love. From that day forward, the washtub (洗衣盆) remained a cherished part of Maplewood, reminding everyone of the importance of connection, tradition, and the simple joys of life.
