carton
carton — 名詞
1. A container made of thin cardboard or plastic-coated paperboard, used to hold, s
紙盒;紙箱
裝食品、飲料或物品的薄紙板容器
A container made of thin cardboard or plastic-coated paperboard, used to hold, store, or transport items — especially food, drinks, and household goods.
Ravi carried the heavy carton of books up the stairs to his new apartment.
Ravi 把那箱沉重的書搬上樓梯,送進他的新公寓。
a carton of + contents (books, clothes, toys)
Priya poured the last of the orange juice from the carton into her glass.
Priya 將紙盒裡最後一點柳橙汁倒進她的杯子。
The delivery driver left three large cartons by the front door before driving away.
送貨司機在門前留下三個大紙箱,然後就開車離開了。
Beatriz checked the date on the milk carton before adding it to her shopping cart.
Beatriz 在把牛奶紙盒放進購物車之前,先檢查了上面的有效日期。
Tomás opened a fresh carton of eggs and took out two for his omelette.
Tomás 打開一盒新鮮雞蛋,拿出兩顆準備做他的蛋餅。
- box
broader term; a carton is a type of box, usually lighter and made of thinner material
- container
more general; covers cans, jars, bottles — any receptacle for holding items
- package
focuses on the item as shipped or sold; a carton can be one kind of package
- packet
smaller and flatter than a carton; often for single-serving or dry goods
文法句型
a carton of [noun (contents)]
用法筆記
A carton is typically made of thin cardboard or paperboard, not corrugated board. In everyday English, 'carton' appears most often with liquids (milk, juice, cream) or fragile items (eggs). For heavier items or long-term storage, the word 'box' is more common.