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mitre美 ['maɪtər] 英 ['maɪtə(r)] - n.主教冠；斜接头；阳角接
- v.斜接
- 网络迈塔；米特雷；主教法冠
复数：mitres 现在分词：mitring 过去分词：mitred 1. | 主教冠a tall pointed hat worn by bishops at special ceremonies as a symbol of their position and authority |
2. | 斜接头；阳角接a corner joint, formed by two pieces of wood each cut at an angle, as in a picture frame |
1. | ~ sth 斜接to join two pieces of wood together with a mitre joint |
n. | 1. the ceremonial headdress of a Christian bishop or abbot, consisting of a tall pointed hat creased across the top, with two ribbons hanging down the back 2. either of the surfaces that are joined together to form a mitre joint 3. in sewing, a diagonal join between the edges of two hems that meet at a corner of a piece of fabric 4. a tall hat worn by a bishop 1. the ceremonial headdress of a Christian bishop or abbot, consisting of a tall pointed hat creased across the top, with two ribbons hanging down the back 2. either of the surfaces that are joined together to form a mitre joint 3. in sewing, a diagonal join between the edges of two hems that meet at a corner of a piece of fabric 4. a tall hat worn by a bishop | v. | 1. to join pieces of wood using a mitre joint 2. to shape the end of a piece of wood, especially by cutting it off at an angle of 45º when making a corner or mitre joint 3. in sewing, to make a diagonal join at a corner between two hems 4. to confer a mitre on somebody, indicating promotion to the rank of bishop 1. to join pieces of wood using a mitre joint 2. to shape the end of a piece of wood, especially by cutting it off at an angle of 45º when making a corner or mitre joint 3. in sewing, to make a diagonal join at a corner between two hems 4. to confer a mitre on somebody, indicating promotion to the rank of bishop |
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