slate
noun
verb
sleɪt
noun
1
ROCK
岩石
a
dark
grey
rock
that
can
easily
be
split
into
flat
thin
pieces
板岩,板石
U
2
ON A ROOF
房顶上
a
small
piece
of
slate
or
similar
material
that
is
used
for
covering
roofs
[尤英] 石板瓦;
C | especially BrE
There
were
several
slates
missing
from
the
roof.
房顶有几块石板瓦掉了。
3
slate blue/grey
a
dark
blue
or
grey
colour
暗蓝色/深灰色
4
POLITICS
政治
a
list
of
people
that
voters
can
choose
in
an
election,
or
who
are
being
considered
for
an
important
job
候选人名单
C
5
FOR WRITING ON
写字用的
a
small
black
board
or
a
flat
piece
of
slate
in
a
wooden
frame
used
for
writing
on
in
the
past
〔从前写字用的〕小黑板,石板
C
6
put sth on the slate
to
arrange
to
pay
for
something
later,
especially
food
or
drink
[英,过时] 〔尤指对食物和饮料〕赊账,挂账
BrE old-fashioned
verb
7
to
criticize
a
book,
film
etc
severely,
especially
in
a
newspaper
[英,非正式] 〔尤指在报纸上〕严厉批评〔书、电影等〕;
BrE informal
Doherty’s
most
recent
novel
has
been
slated
by
the
critics.
多尔蒂最新出版的小说受到了评论家的严厉批评。
8
be slated to do sth/be slated for sth
if
something
is
slated
to
happen,
it
is
planned
to
happen
in
the
future,
especially
at
a
particular
time
[尤美] 预定 (计划 )做某事
especially AmE
He
is
slated
to
appear
at
the
Cambridge
Jazz
Festival
next
year.
他计划出席明年的剑桥爵士音乐节。
Every
house
on
this
block
is
slated
for
demolition.
这个街区的每幢房子都要拆除。