blade
gb/blˈeɪd/ us/blˈeɪd/
B1
英语
~ 5600
义项
0 个义项
名词
B1
entity
1
Flat cutting part of tool or weapon
The flat, thin, sharp part of a tool or weapon that cuts things.
用法模式：
the blade of [a tool/weapon]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes use "blade" to mean the whole knife. Use "blade" for the flat cutting part and "knife" for the whole object. Example: say "The blade is sharp," not "The blade is on the table" if you mean the whole knife.
近义词
cutting edge (Describes the sharpened edge itself rather than the whole flat cutting part.)
反义词
handle (Refers to the part held in the hand, the opposite end from the blade on a tool or weapon.)
搭配
sharp blade
|dull blade
|knife blade
|razor blade
|clean the blade
|blade cuts
主题
objects
|tools
|daily_life
|work
例句
- Be careful, the blade of that knife is extremely sharp.
- He wiped the blood from the blade and set the knife down.
- The saw’s blade needs to be replaced before it breaks.
- She ran her finger lightly along the blade to check how sharp it was.
- The chef keeps each blade in his knife set carefully sharpened.
学习者例句
- The blade of this knife is very sharp.
- Please hold the knife by the handle, not by the blade.
- He cut the bread with a long blade.
- She cleaned the blade after she used the knife.
名词
informal
B2
entity
2
Knife used as a weapon
A knife or other sharp weapon that a person carries, often for fighting.
用法模式：
[someone] carries a blade
常见错误：
Learners may confuse this with the normal, non-weapon sense of "blade" (the cutting part of a tool). In crime or street contexts, "a blade" often means the whole knife as a weapon.
近义词
knife (The general word for this object; "blade" in this sense is more informal and often suggests an illegal weapon.)
反义词
firearm (A weapon that fires bullets, often contrasted with knives or other blade-type weapons.)
搭配
carry a blade
|pull a blade
|wave a blade
|hide a blade
|threaten with a blade
主题
crime
|violence
|daily_life
|law
|core_vocabulary
例句
- The police arrested him after they found a blade in his pocket.
- He pulled a blade on the man who refused to give him money.
- Security checks are designed to stop people bringing blades onto the plane.
- Street gangs in the area often carry blades for protection.
- Witnesses say the attacker used a small blade during the robbery.
学习者例句
- The man was arrested because he carried a blade.
- In some cities, young people carry blades for protection.
- The guard checked their bags to make sure there were no blades.
名词
B2
entity
3
Flat part of fan or propeller
The flat part of a machine, like a fan or propeller, that turns and pushes air, water, or something else.
用法模式：
the blade of [a machine/tool]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes think this only means something that cuts. In machines like fans or turbines, the blade’s main job is to move air or water, not to cut.
近义词
rotor blade (A more specific term for a blade on a rotating part such as a helicopter rotor or turbine.)
反义词
hub (The central part of a rotating machine that the blades are attached to, opposite in position to the blade.)
搭配
fan blade
|rotor blade
|turbine blade
|propeller blade
|helicopter blade
|ice-skate blade
主题
technology
|transport
|science
例句
- One of the fan blades snapped off and flew across the room.
- Engineers redesigned the turbine blades to improve efficiency.
- The helicopter’s blades made a deafening noise as it took off.
- He checked each propeller blade carefully for cracks before the flight.
- Ice built up on the rotor blades during the storm.
学习者例句
- The fan blades move the air in the room.
- The helicopter blades turned faster and faster.
- There is a problem with one blade on the wind turbine.
- He cleaned the blades of the fan before turning it on.
名词
B1
entity
4
Single narrow leaf of grass
One thin, narrow leaf of grass or a similar plant.
用法模式：
a blade of [type of grass/plant]
常见错误：
Learners may think "blade" always means something sharp or metal. In the phrase "a blade of grass," it means one long, thin leaf of grass, not something that cuts.
近义词
leaf (General word; a blade of grass is a special long, narrow type of leaf.)
反义词
lawn (Refers to the whole area of many blades of grass together, the opposite of a single blade.)
搭配
blade of grass
|green blades
|fresh blades of grass
|individual blades of grass
主题
nature
|plants
|environment
例句
- She watched a single blade of grass move in the wind.
- Every blade of grass was covered in dew.
- He pulled up a few blades of grass and rolled them between his fingers.
- The cow ate every last blade of grass in the field.
- Tiny insects were hiding between the blades of grass.
学习者例句
- A blade of grass moved in the wind.
- There is a drop of water on each blade of grass.
- The field was full of green blades of grass.
- He picked a blade of grass and put it in his mouth.
名词
B2
entity
5
Flat bone of the shoulder
The flat bone in your upper back that is part of your shoulder.
用法模式：
[someone] hurts their shoulder blade
常见错误：
Learners sometimes think "blade" alone means this bone, but in everyday English it is almost always used in the fixed phrase "shoulder blade."
近义词
scapula (The technical medical term for the shoulder blade; more formal and used in anatomy.)
反义词
spine (The central column of bones in the back, contrasted with the flat shoulder bones on the sides.)
搭配
shoulder blade
|between the shoulder blades
|under the shoulder blade
|shoulder-blade pain
主题
body
|health
|medicine
例句
- She felt a sharp pain just below her left shoulder blade.
- The doctor gently pressed around his shoulder blades to find the source of the pain.
- He has a tattoo across both shoulder blades.
- Tension often builds up between the shoulder blades when you sit too long.
- The X-ray showed a small crack in the shoulder blade.
学习者例句
- My shoulder blade hurts when I move my arm.
- He has a tattoo on his left shoulder blade.
- The doctor touched my shoulder blade and asked if it hurt.
- You can feel your shoulder blades if you touch your upper back.
语法
词典原形
blade
IPA
GB/blˈeɪd/
US/blˈeɪd/
音节与重音
blade （1 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (blade)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: blade
- Plural: blades
词族
Forms
blades
noun
Core family
bladed
adjective
Negative and opposite forms
bladeless
adjective
相关表达
blade of grass
1/blˈeɪd əv ɡɹˈæs/
fixed phrase
Single piece of grass
One thin, narrow leaf of grass.
例句
- Not a single blade of grass was left after the cows finished eating.
- She lay down and played with a blade of grass between her fingers.
fan blade
1/fˈæn blˈeɪd/
fixed phrase
Flat part of fan that turns
One of the flat parts of a fan that turns and moves the air.
例句
- Dust collected on the fan blades over the summer.
- One fan blade is bent, so the fan makes a strange noise.
knife blade
1/nˈaɪf blˈeɪd/
fixed phrase
Cutting part of a knife
The flat, sharp part of a knife that cuts things.
例句
- He ran the knife blade under hot water to clean it.
- The knife blade was so dull that it could barely cut the tomato.
razor blade
1/ɹˈeɪzɚ blˈeɪd/
fixed phrase
Sharp metal piece for shaving
The thin, sharp metal part of a razor that cuts hair when you shave.
例句
- Be careful when you change the razor blade so you don’t cut yourself.
- I need to buy some new razor blades before my trip.
rotor blade
1/ɹˈoʊtɚ blˈeɪd/
fixed phrase
technical
Blade on helicopter or turbine rotor
One of the long, flat parts that turn on a helicopter or turbine to move air.
例句
- Ice on the rotor blades can be dangerous for helicopters.
- The engineers inspected each rotor blade for signs of damage.
shoulder blade
1/ʃˈoʊldɚ blˈeɪd/
fixed phrase
Flat bone in upper back
The flat bone in your upper back that is part of your shoulder.
例句
- She has a small birthmark on her right shoulder blade.
- He felt a pulling pain between his shoulder blades after lifting the box.