starched

英 [stɑːtʃt]

美 [stɑːrtʃt]

adj. 上过浆的; 硬挺的
v. 把(衣服、床单等)浆一浆
starch的过去分词和过去式

过去式：starched　过去分词：starched　

BNC.25591 / COCA.18589

柯林斯词典

A piece of starched cloth covering the shoulders of a nun's habit.
覆盖尼姑肩膀的浆硬的布料。
Suddenly she was in his arms, her wet cheek against the starched ruffle of his shirt.
突然，她拥在他的怀里了，她那泪水纵横的面颊贴在他那烫得铁硬的衬衫绉裥上。
Do you want these shirts starched, sir?
您想要这些衬衣上浆吗，先生？
Tight skirts; he hated tight starched collars; fingers closed in a tight fist; a tight feeling in his chest.
当然，并非人人感到时间过度紧迫。紧身裙；他不喜欢紧绷而僵硬的领口；手指藏在握紧的拳头里；胸部有一种压迫感。
Judging by his accent and starched clothes, he seemed to be a peasant fresh from the country.
从那说话的声音，以及干浆衣服的风味上，这水保一望就明白这个人是才从乡下来的种田人。
You'd like the collar and cuffs starched, wouldn't you?
领子，袖口要上浆，不是吗？
My clothes are not starched enough.
我的衣服浆得不够硬。
Quite naturally he found himself at a mangle, feeding starched cuffs.
他飘飘然发现自己已在一个热轧滚筒旁，正在往滚筒里喂袖口。
Afterwards they were properly dry, and the feel of starched linen was nice.
手很干爽，浆洗过的亚麻布手感也不错。
Starched reinforced fabric used to strengthen a book binding or the spine of a bound book.
用于加固书本封皮或合订本书脊的浆硬加厚织布。