
好词典

源自拉丁语 'pulpa',意为果肉或柔软的部分,后进入古法语为 'poulpe',最终演变为英语 'pulp'。
❶ 指水果或蔬菜被压碎后形成的柔软、湿润的物质,常用于制作果汁或果酱。
“She squeezed the orange to extract the pulp.”
(她挤压橙子以提取果肉。)
“The recipe calls for two cups of tomato pulp.”
(食谱需要两杯番茄泥。)
❶ 指木材或其他植物材料经过化学或机械处理后形成的纤维状物质,用于造纸。
“The factory produces paper from wood pulp.”
(这家工厂用木浆造纸。)
“Recycled paper is made from old pulp.”
(再生纸是用旧纸浆制成的。)
❶ 将某物压碎或磨碎成柔软、湿润的状态,常用于制作食物或纸浆。
“She pulped the tomatoes to make sauce.”
(她把番茄捣碎做酱。)
“The machine pulps the wood into fibers.”
(这台机器将木材磨成纤维。)
pulp fiction — 指低俗或廉价的通俗小说,通常以夸张的情节和暴力为特点。
“He loves reading pulp fiction from the 1950s.”
(他喜欢读20世纪50年代的通俗小说。)
beat to a pulp — 形容某人被严重殴打,以至于身体像浆糊一样软烂。
“The boxer was beaten to a pulp in the match.”
(这位拳击手在比赛中被打得不成人形。)