英语

breast

gb/bɹˈɛst/ us/bɹˈɛst/
A2 英语
~ 3000
义项
0 个义项
名词 B1 entity
1

Front of chest, esp. in women

The front part of the chest, especially in women, where milk is made for babies.

用法模式: [someone]'s breast
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse 'breast' with 'chest', but 'breast' usually refers to the front part and is often used for women.
近义词
chest (More general; refers to the entire front of the upper body, not specifically the mammary area.)
反义词
back (Refers to the opposite side of the torso from the breast.)
搭配
breast cancer |breast milk |breast feeding |bare breast
主题
anatomy |health |daily life |body
例句
  • The baby was cradled against her breast.
  • She found a lump in her breast during a self-exam.
  • The dress had a low neckline that showed part of her breast.
学习者例句
  • The baby is drinking milk from her breast.
  • She has pain in her left breast.
  • He put his hand on his chest, near his breast.
名词 A2 entity
2

Bird's chest area or meat

The front part of a bird's body, often eaten as meat.

用法模式: [animal] breast
常见错误:
Learners may not realize 'breast' in this sense is mainly used for birds and poultry meat.
近义词
white meat (Refers to the lighter-colored meat from poultry, often including but not limited to the breast.)
反义词
thigh (Refers to another cut of meat from poultry, located on the leg.)
搭配
chicken breast |turkey breast |duck breast
主题
food |animals |food_drink
例句
  • I ordered grilled chicken breast for lunch.
  • Turkey breast is leaner than other cuts.
  • The chef stuffed the duck breast with herbs.
学习者例句
  • I like chicken breast with rice.
  • He cooked a turkey breast for dinner.
  • Duck breast is very tasty.
动词 literary C1 action
3

Face and confront something

To go against something difficult or dangerous without fear.

用法模式: to breast [something]
常见错误:
Learners may not encounter this verb form often; it's more common in literary descriptions than in everyday speech.
近义词
confront (More common; used in everyday contexts for facing problems or people directly.)
反义词
avoid (Means to stay away from or not face something.)
搭配
breast the waves |breast the storm
主题
challenge |literature |core_vocabulary
例句
  • The climber breasted the steep slope with determination.
  • They breasted the storm to reach safety.
  • She breasted the strong current in the river.
学习者例句
  • He breasted the cold wind.
  • They breasted the hill together.
  • She breasted the big wave.
语法
词典原形
breast
IPA
GB/bɹˈɛst/
US/bɹˈɛst/
音节与重音
breast (1 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (breast)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: breast
  • Plural: breasts
Verb
  • Base: breast
  • 3rd Person Singular: breasts
  • Present Participle: breasting
  • Past: breasted
词族
Forms
breasts noun breasting verb breasted verb
Core family
breastfeed verb breastfeeding noun
Related words
breastbone noun breaststroke noun
Advanced or less common
mammary adjective
相关表达

breast cancer

1
/bɹˈɛst kˈænsɚ/
fixed phrase

Cancer in mammary glands

A serious illness where cells in the breast grow in a dangerous way.

例句
  • Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in women.
  • She is raising money for breast cancer research.

breast milk

1
/bɹˈɛst mˈɪlk/
fixed phrase

Milk from human breasts for babies

Milk made by a woman's body to feed her baby.

例句
  • Breast milk contains important nutrients for babies.
  • Some mothers store breast milk for later use.

breast milk

3
/bɹˈɛst mˈɪlk/
fixed phrase

human milk for a baby

a mother’s milk for her baby

例句
  • The nurse explained how to store breast milk safely.
  • Some babies drink breast milk from a bottle.

breast pocket

1
/bɹˈɛst pˈɑkət/
fixed phrase

Upper front pocket on clothing

A small pocket on the top front of a shirt or jacket.

例句
  • He kept a pen in his breast pocket.
  • The ticket was folded neatly in his breast pocket.

breastfeed

1
/bɹˈɛstfid/
fixed phrase

Feed baby from breast

To give a baby milk from a woman's breast.

例句
  • She decided to breastfeed her newborn.
  • Many health experts recommend breastfeeding for at least six months.

make a clean breast of it

1
/mˈeɪk ə klˈin bɹˈɛst əv ˈɪt/
idiom

Admit something honestly

To tell the truth about something you did wrong or kept secret.

例句
  • He made a clean breast of it and confessed to his mistake.
  • It's best to make a clean breast of it before they find out.

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