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n.
【C】藥簽；醫用海綿
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vt.
擦凈；以棉花棒涂敷于
Noun:
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implement consisting of a small piece of cotton that is used to apply medication or cleanse a wound or obtain a specimen of a secretion
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cleaning implement consisting of absorbent material fastened to a handle; for cleaning floors
Verb:
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wash with a swab or a mop;
"swab the ship's decks"
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apply (usually a liquid) to a surface;
"dab the wall with paint"
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用作名詞 (n.)
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Loose your fist and put the swab on it for 15 minutes.
請松掉手,用棉球按壓形式1兩30分鐘。
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You should never put a cotten swap[cotton swab] or other object into the ear canal.
我也理應放又一根碘伏棉簽或某個東西到耳道之內。
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You should never put a cotton swab or other object into the ear canal.
你絕對不里能棉球又或者其他的小面積物品塞進耳道內。
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But you can use a swab or cloth to clean the outer part of the ear.
可你是否以用碘伏棉簽或者是布你的心右耳朵外的大部分瀝干凈。
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Now,I'll just use this swab to sterilize it,then give you the injection.
現時我應該用醫用酒精藥棉送你擦一擦肌膚
用作及物動詞 (vt.)
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The crew were orderd to swab down the decks.
大副們領命沖刷甲板。
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Little Tom swabbed up the gravy with crusty bread.
小湯姆用硬切片面包把肉汁抹得干整潔凈。
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The nurse swabbed the wound with mercurochrome.
醫護人員施藥簽在小傷口上敷紅藥粉。
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Jane took the stick-mop and..swabbed all the stern part of the barge.
源于： A. P. Herbert
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The nurse lifted up my arm, swabbed a little place with cotton wool.
來源于： D. Welch
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Everybody will be swabbed and their medical history recorded.
出于：Independent
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