cartridge
cartridge — 名詞
1. a small, sealed container that holds ink, toner, film, or another material and i
卡匣;墨水匣
設備中可更換的小零件
a small, sealed container that holds ink, toner, film, or another material and is designed to be placed inside a larger device. When it is empty or used up, you take it out and put a new one in its place.
Hana bought a new ink cartridge for her printer at the electronics store.
Hana 在電子用品店買了一個新的印表機墨水匣。
cartridge + for + [device]
The pen stopped writing because the ink cartridge was empty.
那支鋼筆寫不出來,因為墨水匣已經空了。
A spare toner cartridge is kept in the office supply cupboard for emergencies.
辦公室用品櫃裡備用的一個碳粉匣,以備不時之需。
This game console still uses plastic cartridges that slot into the top.
這台遊戲主機仍使用從頂部插進去的塑膠卡匣。
Recycled printer cartridges are often cheaper and better for the environment.
回收的印表機墨水匣通常比較便宜,也更環保。
文法句型
cartridge + for + [device]
cartridge + of + [material]
用法筆記
This sense covers many specific types: printer/toner cartridges, ink cartridges for pens, film cartridges for cameras, and game cartridges for consoles. The common thread is that the cartridge is a self-contained unit that can be swapped out when empty or obsolete. 'Cartridge' is often the object of verbs like 'replace', 'insert', 'remove', and 'refill'.
常見錯誤
2. a single round of firearm ammunition housed in a metal or plastic casing that ho
彈藥;子彈
槍械用的一發完整彈藥
a single round of firearm ammunition housed in a metal or plastic casing that holds the propellant powder and primer along with the projectile that is shot out when the gun fires. Once fired, the empty casing is thrown out of the weapon.
The hunter loaded each cartridge carefully into the rifle before aiming.
獵人小心翼翼地將每一發彈藥裝進步槍,然後瞄準目標。
load + cartridge + into + rifle
Police officers carry spare cartridges in a pouch on their belt.
員警在腰帶上的彈藥袋裡攜帶備用子彈。
A single cartridge contains a bullet, gunpowder, and a small primer at its base.
一發彈藥包含彈頭、火藥,以及底部的底火。
The shooting range requires all spent cartridges to be collected and disposed of safely.
靶場要求所有射擊過的彈殼都必須收集起來並安全處理。
文法句型
cartridge + of + [ammunition type]
live / spent cartridge
用法筆記
Distinguish this sense from 'bullet': a bullet is the metal projectile that exits the gun, while a cartridge is the entire self-contained unit (bullet + casing + powder + primer). In everyday speech, people sometimes say 'bullet' when they mean 'cartridge', but the two are technically different.