fridges

英 [ˈfrɪdʒɪz]

美 [ˈfrɪdʒəz]

n.  冰箱
fridge的复数

柯林斯词典

• (电)冰箱;冷藏室
  Afridgeis a large metal container which is kept cool, usually by electricity, so that food that is put in it stays fresh.

in AM, use 美国英语用refrigerator

双语例句

• Housekeepers: If fridges today can decide to buy you more milk ( online), then self motivated vacuums don't sound so far afield.
  家庭主妇：假如今天的冰箱能决定为你再购买一些牛奶（网上），那么能自动启动的吸尘器听起来就不那么遥远了。
• Hot-rolled coil, for instance, the sheet steel for cars and fridges, rose from around$ 200a tonne to more than$ 600.
  例如热轧卷钢（来制造汽车和冰箱的板材）格从200美元一吨涨到了600美元一吨。
• Fridges, food processors and fans are also shifting more quickly.
  现在，冰箱，食品加工机和风扇的销量增长更加迅速。
• Television, cars, air-conditioning, fridges full of vacuum-packed food and beer.
  我们曾拥有电视、汽车、空调、装满真空包装食品和啤酒的冰柜。
• Sheet metal is used to make car bod-ies and things like the outsides of fridges and stoves.
  金属薄板被用来制造车身和冰箱、灶具外壳等东西。
• This allows them not just to buy things like fridges or cars but to improve their health care or plan for their children's education.
  这不仅让他们能买冰箱或者汽车，还可以用来获得更好的医疗服务和支付孩子的教育费用。
• I know! She could sell fridges to Eskimos!
  我知道！她简直能把冰箱卖给爱斯基摩人。
• The fridges are made in China with European styling.
  冰箱是欧洲样式，中国制造。
• Their fridges hint at someone who works hard and plays hard.
  他们的冰箱暗示某些人工作勤奋，娱乐尽情；
• Poor Americans today are more likely to have fridges, dishwashers and air-conditioning than average Americans were in1971.
  今天就算是穷人也会有电冰箱、洗碗机、空调，而在1971年普通美国人还不一定拥有这些。