cribKK [ˈkrɪb] ｜ /ˈkrɪb/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a baby bed with high sides made of slats
The exhausted parents gently placed their sleeping infant in the crib, making sure the slats were securely in place.
嬰兒床；搖籃床
C2noun
a bin or granary used for storing grains
The farmer emptied a sack of wheat into the crib, ensuring all the grains were stored safely.
穀倉；糧食箱
C2noun
a translation of a text used for language study, often used illicitly during exams
During the French literature exam, Sarah discreetly glanced at her crib to help her remember key quotes from the assigned text.
C2verb
to copy or cheat from someone or something else, especially in an exam
During the final exam, Sarah couldn't resist the temptation to crib from her neighbor's paper.
C2verb
to steal or use without permission (intellectual material)
While researching for his paper, he decided to crib some paragraphs from various online sources.
C2noun
a card game for two players using six cards each and discarding one or two of them
After dinner, John and Emily sat down to play a few rounds of crib.
C2noun
the cards discarded by players during a game of cribbage
In a heated game of cribbage, Mary carefully studied the crib, hoping to find a valuable combination of cards.
C2verb
to line with beams or planks
The carpenter skillfully cribbed the walls of the cabin to provide extra stability.