drawer

英 [drɔː(r)]

美 [drɔːr]

n. 抽屉; 开票人; 出票人

复数：drawers　

Oxford 3000 / Collins.2 / BNC.4175 / COCA.4212

牛津词典

noun

抽屉
a part of a piece of furniture such as a desk, used for keeping things in. It is shaped like a box and has a handle on the front for pulling it out.
1. in the top/middle/bottom drawer of the desk
  写字台的上层 / 中层 / 下层抽屉
开票人；出票人
a person who writes a cheque

N-COUNT 抽屉
Adraweris part of a desk, chest, or other piece of furniture that is shaped like a box and is designed for putting things in. You pull it towards you to open it.
1. He opened a drawer in his writing-table.
  他打开了写字台的一个抽屉。
(尤指女式)内裤
Drawersare underpants, especially ones worn by women.
See also:chest of drawers

noun

a boxlike container in a piece of furniture
an artist skilled at drawing
Synonym:draftsman
the person who writes a check or draft instructing the drawee to pay someone else

The drawer had been emptied of its contents.
抽屉已经腾空了。
You could smash the drawer up with a hammer
可以用锤子把抽屉砸开。
She dropped the letter back in the drawer.
她把信放回抽屉里。
He opened a drawer in his writing-table.
他打开了写字台的一个抽屉。
He locked these papers up in the bottom drawer.
他把这些文件锁在底层抽屉里。
The paper is in my desk drawer.
论文在我书桌的抽屉里。
He grabbed his jacket and scrabbled in his desk drawer for some loose change
他抓起夹克，然后在书桌的抽屉里乱翻了一些零钱。
There's an extra blanket in the bottom drawer of the cupboard.
壁橱最下面的抽屉里还有一条多余的毯子。
He had the drawer open and was thumbing through the files.
他打开抽屉，翻看着档案。
He picked each lock deftly, and rifled the papers within each drawer.
他熟练地撬开每一把锁，把每个抽屉里的文件都偷走了。