loomKK [ˈlum] ｜ /ˈlum/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a machine used for weaving thread or yarn into fabric
The weaver sat at her loom all day, creating beautiful tapestries.
C2verb
weave (fabric) on a loom
The weaver used a loom to create a beautiful rug out of the colorful threads.
C1verb
appear as a vague and often menacing shape or form, especially in a portentous way
As the stormy clouds gathered overhead, a dark figure began to loom in the distance, sending chills down my spine.
隱約浮現；模糊顯現（帶威脅感）
C1verb
be perceived as a negative or threatening presence or feeling that is pervasive and often seems imminent
As the deadline for the project approached, a sense of impending doom began to loom over the team.
迫近；籠罩（威脅或壓力）
C2verb
be large, prominent, or high in importance or status
The threat of a potential recession looms over the country’s economy.