planks

英 [plæŋks]

美 [plæŋks]

n.  木板; 板条; (政党等的)政策准则，政纲的核心
plank的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 厚（木）板；板条
  Aplankis a long, flat, rectangular piece of wood.
  1. It was very strong, made of three solid planks of wood.
     它由3块坚固的木板做成，很结实。
• N-COUNT （团体或政党的）政纲条目；（政策或纲领的）要点
  The mainplank ofa particular group or political party is the main principle on which it bases its policy, or its main aim.
  1. Encouraging people to shop locally is a central plank of his environment policy.
     他的环境政策的核心是鼓励人们购买当地产品。

双语例句

• ( of ships) built with flush ( rather than overlapping) hull planks.
  （指船）用平接的（而不是搭接的）船体板材建造的。
• I looked at the wooden planks under me.
  我看著脚下的桥板。
• He sawed the log into planks.
  他把这根圆木锯成木板。
• She built bookshelves out of bricks and planks.
  她用砖和木板制作书架。
• The planks shook as I crossed the wooden bridge.
  过木桥时，木板直呼扇。
• There are two planks to his argument.
  在他的论断中有两个论点。
• The typical Western medieval door was of vertical planks Backed with horizontal or diagonal Bracing.
  西方中世纪的典型木门是用竖直的木板拼成，背后用横档和斜撑，用长的铁铰链加固，并加饰钉。
• The planks of wood were stacked neatly against the wall.
  厚木板整整齐齐地靠墙堆着。
• I knocked some bookshelves together from old planks.
  我用旧木板拼拼凑凑做了些书架。
• They performed on a makeshift stage of wood planks.
  他们在一个用木板搭的临时舞台上演出。