cardboard的意思|cardboard的解释-里氏词典

cardboard ['kɑrd`bord]

n. 薄纸板

[化] 咭纸; 特等纸板; 卡纸板; 卡片纸板

It is a flimsy cardboard box.
那是一个不结实的纸箱。
Don't throw that cardboard box away it may come in handy.
不要把那个纸盒丢掉--可能用得著.
The photograph was backed with cardboard.
照片背面衬上了一层纸板.

cardboard

[ noun ]

a stiff moderately thick paper

<noun.substance>

[ adj ]

without substance

<adj.all>

cardboard caricatures of historical figures

Cardboard \Card"board`\ (k[aum]rd"b[=o]rd`), n.
A stiff compact pasteboard of various qualities, for making
cards, etc., often having a polished surface.

He said the technology which made use of a battery and wire embedded beneath the pieces of cardboard used for the ad was sensitive and some systems were likely to get crushed in the binding and mailing processes.
Though the judges can't suppress snickers as they plow through the heaps of manila envelopes and cardboard cartons, they are generally charitable.
Garry Ringwood, general manager of Amcor's APM Packaging division, said the three new plants will lift Amcor's production to about 315,000 metric tons of corrugated cardboard a year from around 250,000 currently.
That he conveyed little more than cardboard patriotism was at least partly Scribe's fault for flattening out the character.
Remember though, that some guy is making millions of dollars this year selling cardboard sun visors for cars, so your basic business concept is probably sound enough.
The modern-day recipe calls for sewage sludge and yard waste, plus any variety of newspapers, office paper and cardboard, along with run-of-the-mill garbage like last night's leftovers.
Pohrman visited the home last weekend wearing roller skates and a tight body stocking with huge red cardboard hearts over her front and back.
At a busy intersection near a Tel Aviv shopping center, organizers set up a cardboard box on the pavement.
Graham shook hands with dozens of people waiting for food Monday in a pouring rain outside a Salvation Army distributiton center. Many had only cardboard boxes for umbrellas and plastic food wrap for raincoats.
Companies ship wastepaper to the Far East and Europe, where it is converted into cardboard boxes to carry blouses, toys and electronic goods back to the U.S.
Dozens of embassy cars drove out when the compound reopened, their occupants clutching cardboard boxes, suitcases and food supplies.
Temple-Inland said that though box shipments "remained strong," average selling prices of corrugated cardboard declined and manufacturing costs increased. Bleached paperboard earnings also declined.
The Cliff Dwellers Club, on the other hand, recently asked for zucchinis shaped like cardboard tubes, with the stem and body equally thick.
Demonstrators carried cardboard signs bearing such slogans as "Arrest all Criminals" and "Justice Now."
Instead, he erected a stack of cardboard boxes filled with grass clippings and a few dozen bags of rice.
Ten Chinese fishermen survived a 24-day ordeal aboard tiny, typhoon-tossed sampans by eating cardboard and drinking rainwater, but 14 others perished, a report appearing Friday said.
A note demanded the branch give 200 million yen in two cardboard boxes to a deliveryman who would visit the branch three days later.
Zellmer said the rules are simple _ boats must be built of corrugated cardboard.
A survivor described the ritual as a purification ceremony conducted with a cardboard likeness of the Virgin Mary and a rope tied with 13 knots.
Its edition has a two-page message on the company's environmental good deeds, such as using recycled cardboard in cartons.
Some of the parts that have showed up in the past included oil filters with rags jammed into perforated food cans and brake linings made of compressed wood chips and cardboard.
Washing the item first and inserting a piece of cardboard for firmness under the spot you plan to use for your masterpiece, create wearable holiday art or greetings with Tulip paints.
Officials said 570 rescued birds were kept in cardboard boxes around the Hoquiam Middle School gymnasium, locker rooms and hallways.
A detailed list of products barred from dumps includes aluminum, glass and plastic containers, newspapers, cardboard and office paper, steel containers and old tires.
To reach children from Argentina to Japan, they mailed thousands of classroom kits to build your own model reactor out of cardboard.
A miniature cardboard cutout of former New York Mets Manager Davey Johnson looks on from the bookshelf.
Reporters who gathered at Chirac's Hotel Matignon offices on the Left Bank saw aides busily packing up files in cardboard boxes and plastic sacks, to clear the way for the new premier's staff.
But some of the examples mentioned by Mr Brown - such as a shopkeeper giving a cardboard box to a customer - there is no earthly reason to regulate.
Cut to the boys out on the street carrying the ungainly 5-by 3-foot cardboard check, the reward presented to them by the city on Franklin's show.
The Haddads have been living for four months in a shelter made of nylon sheets, cardboard and tree branches at a camp near the St. Sharbel Maronite Catholic Church in the mountains.

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