capsule
capsule 英 [ˈkæpsju:l] 美 [ˈkæpsul]
n. 胶囊；太空舱
进行时:capsuling 过去式:capsuled 过去分词:capsuled 第三人称单数:capsules 名词复数:capsules
- A capsule is a very small container that closes tightly. Many medicines come in capsules that can be easily swallowed.
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- n. 胶囊；太空舱
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1. time capsule
时间囊 ; 时间胶囊
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2. Capsule hotel
胶囊酒店 ; 胶囊旅馆
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3. You are asked to swallow a capsule containing vitamin B.
你被要求吞下一颗含维生素B的胶囊。
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4. What? Capsule Apartment?
什么？胶囊公寓？
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5. He was in a tiny capsule called Friendship 7.
他身处一个叫做友谊7号的小型太空舱。
- capsule (n.) "small case, natural or artificial," 1650s, from French capsule "a membranous sac" (16c.), from Latin capsula "small box or chest," diminutive of capsa "box, case, chest" (see case (n.2)). Medicinal sense is 1875; shortened form cap is from 1942. Sense in space capsule is first recorded 1954, perhaps from earlier sense "shell of a metallic cartridge" (1864). As an adjective from 1938. Related: Capsular.
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