glove

1.名詞A1

釋義

手套

戴在手上的衣物，手指分開，用於保暖或保護

a hand covering with separate tubes that fit each finger individually, plus a wider tube for the thumb, worn for warmth, protection, or as part of a uniform or sports kit

例句

Ishaan put on his leather gloves before going out into the snow.

Ishaan 在出門走進雪地前，戴上了他的皮手套。

collocation: leather gloves

The nurse at the clinic wore rubber gloves while examining the patient.

診所的護士在檢查病人時戴著橡膠手套。

collocation: rubber gloves

同義詞

mitten
covers all four fingers together with a single section; warmer but less dexterous than a glove
mitt
can refer to a short glove with exposed fingers (oven mitt) or a baseball glove; less structured than a full glove

文法句型

a pair of gloves

glove + noun (compound)

用法筆記

Often used in compound nouns that specify the material (leather gloves, rubber gloves) or the purpose (oven gloves, gardening gloves, boxing gloves). A glove is distinct from a mitten, which has one section for all four fingers rather than individual finger slots.

常見錯誤

❌She wore gloves to shovel snow, but they had no separate fingers.

✅She wore mittens to shovel snow, because they keep fingers warmer together.

💡A glove has separate finger sections; a mitten has one section for all fingers plus a thumb.

1.動詞及物B1

釋義

戴上手套

將手套套在手上

to cover your hands by putting a glove or a pair of gloves on them, usually for protection or warmth

例句

The skier gloved her hands quickly as the cold wind swept across the slope.

那名滑雪者在冷風吹過山坡時，迅速為雙手戴上了手套。

transitive: glove + body part

Before the surgery, the doctor gloved his hands carefully to avoid tearing the latex.

手術前，醫生小心翼翼地戴上手套，以免弄破乳膠。

同義詞

put on gloves
much more common in everyday English; 'glove' as a verb sounds technical or formal

反義詞

文法句型

glove + noun phrase (body part)

用法筆記

Less common in everyday speech than the noun form; speakers more often say 'put on gloves' rather than 'glove one's hands.' The phrasal form 'glove up' is used informally, especially in sports or outdoor contexts.

常見錯誤

❌I gloved before going outside.

✅I put on my gloves before going outside.

💡The verb 'glove' is much less common than the noun; learners are usually understood better using 'put on gloves.'

2.動詞及物B2

釋義

用手套接球

棒球中以戴手套的手接住球

in baseball, to snag a hit or thrown ball with your gloved hand

例句

The shortstop gloved the line drive and threw the ball to first base.

游擊手用手套接住了那記平飛球，然後傳向一壘。

baseball: glove a line drive

Caio gloved the fly ball cleanly, ending the inning for the home team.

Caio 俐落地用手套接住高飛球，結束了主隊的那一局。

同義詞

catch
general term; 'glove' adds baseball-specific style
field
broader baseball term covering picking up and catching; 'glove' emphasizes the catch itself

反義詞

文法句型

glove + noun phrase (ball)

用法筆記

Restricted to baseball contexts. The object is typically a ball that has been hit or thrown. Frequently used in sports commentary and descriptive writing. The passive form is also common: 'The ball was gloved by the second baseman.'

常見錯誤

❌He gloved the ball during the soccer match.

✅He gloved the ball during the baseball game.

💡'Glove' as a verb for catching is specific to baseball, not other sports.

glove

glove — 名詞

1. a hand covering with separate tubes that fit each finger individually, plus a wi

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常見錯誤

glove — 動詞

1. to cover your hands by putting a glove or a pair of gloves on them, usually for

文法句型

用法筆記

常見錯誤

2. in baseball, to snag a hit or thrown ball with your gloved hand

文法句型

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常見錯誤