raftKK [ˈræft] ｜ /ˈræft/
GEPT 中高級
C1noun
a flat float made of logs or planks, usually used for transportation or as a platform for swimmers
After their canoe capsized in the river, they quickly constructed a makeshift raft out of branches and logs to stay afloat.
木筏；浮排
C1verb
to travel by raft in water
On their adventurous trip, they decided to raft down the raging river.
乘筏而行；泛筏
C1verb
to transport on a raft
The adventurers decided to raft down the river to experience the thrill of navigating the rapids.
C1verb
to make something into a raft
After the shipwreck, the survivors used the leftover wood to raft together a makeshift boat.
C1noun
a large number or amount or extent (often followed by `of’)
After winning the lottery, he had a raft of new friends.