raft

/raft, rahft/US // ræft, rɑft //UK // (rɑːft) //

筏子,筏运,筏子上,筏式

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a more or less rigid floating platform made of buoyant material or materials: an inflatable rubber raft.
- : a collection of logs, planks, casks, etc., fastened together for floating on water.
- : life raft.
- : a slab of reinforced concrete providing a footing on yielding soil, usually for a whole building, so that the weight of the soil that would be displaced by the settlement of the building exceeds the weight of the building itself; mat.

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to transport on a raft.
- : to form into a raft.
- : to travel or cross by raft.
- : to transport from the shore out to sea.

v.无主动词

nounflatboat

Synonyms

He is leading a round of investment in Aave worth $25 million by purchasing a raft of the project’s own governance tokens.
So we sent in a raft of questions to the company to better understand the demand that it is seeing in the market for its service.
I lived in my truck for years and spent a decade of summers sleeping under the stars as a raft guide.
Authoritarians are using a raft of digital technologies to counter dissent, maintain political control, and stay in power.
It joins a raft of EV makers making the jump to public markets.
He spent 47 days on a raft and survived only to be captured by the Japanese.
A raft of thrillers, sci-fi movies, and sinister dramas followed.
Mooney quickly inflated his life raft, sent out an SOS signal and drifted for fourteen days before he was rescued.
Complaints about the raft of security measures are dismissed.
Goldman, wisely, does not raise a raft of questions that drown a writer in the answering.
He swims every day in the river; he fishes from his bamboo raft; he hunts in the forest with his father.
It was decided that the carpenter should rig out a in a hasty fashion, and that we were to be put aboard it.

/raft, rahft/US // ræft, rɑft //UK // (rɑːft) //

筏子,筏运,筏子上,筏式

n.名词 noun

1
- : a more or less rigid floating platform made of buoyant material or materials: an inflatable rubber raft.
- : a collection of logs, planks, casks, etc., fastened together for floating on water.
- : life raft.
- : a slab of reinforced concrete providing a footing on yielding soil, usually for a whole building, so that the weight of the soil that would be displaced by the settlement of the building exceeds the weight of the building itself; mat.

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to transport on a raft.
- : to form into a raft.
- : to travel or cross by raft.
- : to transport from the shore out to sea.

v.无主动词

nounflatboat

Synonyms

He is leading a round of investment in Aave worth $25 million by purchasing a raft of the project’s own governance tokens.
So we sent in a raft of questions to the company to better understand the demand that it is seeing in the market for its service.
I lived in my truck for years and spent a decade of summers sleeping under the stars as a raft guide.
Authoritarians are using a raft of digital technologies to counter dissent, maintain political control, and stay in power.
It joins a raft of EV makers making the jump to public markets.
He spent 47 days on a raft and survived only to be captured by the Japanese.
A raft of thrillers, sci-fi movies, and sinister dramas followed.
Mooney quickly inflated his life raft, sent out an SOS signal and drifted for fourteen days before he was rescued.
Complaints about the raft of security measures are dismissed.
Goldman, wisely, does not raise a raft of questions that drown a writer in the answering.
He swims every day in the river; he fishes from his bamboo raft; he hunts in the forest with his father.
It was decided that the carpenter should rig out a in a hasty fashion, and that we were to be put aboard it.