sheaf

/sheef/US // ʃif //UK // (ʃiːf) //

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Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural sheaves.
- : one of the bundles in which cereal plants, as wheat, rye, etc., are bound after reaping.
- : any bundle, cluster, or collection: a sheaf of papers.

v.有主动词 verb

as inpackage

Forms: sheaves

Synonyms

A handful of places responded to our public records request with a sheaf of court documents and told us to figure out the totals on our own.
Instead of merely giving me a few data points to learn from, The Exchange wound up collecting sheafs of interesting data from upstart companies with big Q3 performance.
We would get a sheaf of papers and pencils and listen to the tapes.
It was months after the assignment when, at last, I presented to Murcko a thick sheaf of pages.
She started what she called her "lecture" with a fat sheaf of papers in front of her, from which she proceeded to read.
No, I don't have a sheaf of short stories buried in a drawer.
In one hand she carried a sheaf of Clinton literature; in the other she was lugging a stack of large yard signs.
Rarely, sodium urate occurs in crystalline form—slender prisms, arranged in fan- or sheaf-like structures (Fig. 32).
A wisp of wheat was knotted round her neck for a necklace, and a perfect sheaf of it in her hair.
Ward busied himself with a sheaf of morning mail and miscellaneous police circulars.
Her hat was covered with poppies and wild azalea, and she had a sheaf of buttercups and "blue eyes" in her belt.
The two contestants mounted new horses and sat face to face; behind each stood an attendant with the of reed lances.

/sheef/US // ʃif //UK // (ʃiːf) //

一大堆,一大群人,一片片,一群人

n.名词 noun

1
plural sheaves.
- : one of the bundles in which cereal plants, as wheat, rye, etc., are bound after reaping.
- : any bundle, cluster, or collection: a sheaf of papers.

v.有主动词 verb

as inpackage

Forms: sheaves

Synonyms

A handful of places responded to our public records request with a sheaf of court documents and told us to figure out the totals on our own.
Instead of merely giving me a few data points to learn from, The Exchange wound up collecting sheafs of interesting data from upstart companies with big Q3 performance.
We would get a sheaf of papers and pencils and listen to the tapes.
It was months after the assignment when, at last, I presented to Murcko a thick sheaf of pages.
She started what she called her "lecture" with a fat sheaf of papers in front of her, from which she proceeded to read.
No, I don't have a sheaf of short stories buried in a drawer.
In one hand she carried a sheaf of Clinton literature; in the other she was lugging a stack of large yard signs.
Rarely, sodium urate occurs in crystalline form—slender prisms, arranged in fan- or sheaf-like structures (Fig. 32).
A wisp of wheat was knotted round her neck for a necklace, and a perfect sheaf of it in her hair.
Ward busied himself with a sheaf of morning mail and miscellaneous police circulars.
Her hat was covered with poppies and wild azalea, and she had a sheaf of buttercups and "blue eyes" in her belt.
The two contestants mounted new horses and sat face to face; behind each stood an attendant with the of reed lances.