cans

1.[c]（盛食品或饮料的）金属罐a metal container in which food and drink is sold

2.[c]一罐（的量）the amount contained in a can

3.[c]（装运液体用的）金属容器，塑料容器a metal or plastic container for holding or carrying liquids

4.[c]喷雾罐a metal container in which liquids are kept under pressure and let out in a fine spray when you press a button on the lid

a can of worms

棘手的问题；难题；麻烦事if you open upa can of worms , you start doing sth that will cause a lot of problems and be very difficult

be in the can

已拍摄好；录制完毕to be completed and ready for use

1.(可)能,会得;(偶然,有时)会

2.能,会

3.〈口〉可以...,行

4.怎么会,难道会;究竟

5.(不)可以...,(不)能...

6.(看,听,嗅...)得到,(感觉)得出

7.就得

1.〈美〉罐头,听头;(装液体的)铁罐,玻璃罐(等);一罐(之量);茶杯

2.〈美俚〉浴室;厕所;屁股

3.【军】〈俚〉驱逐舰;飞机;(深水)炸弹

4.〈美俚〉监牢;警察局

5.〈美俚〉保险箱

6.〈俚〉头戴听筒,耳机

7.〈美俚〉一盎司大麻麻醉药

1.〈美俚〉解雇,辞退;抛弃;开除(学生);停用;停止

2.〈俚〉录音(在磁带上)

3.〈美〉把...装成罐头

1.a closed metal container with round sides, for food or drinks. It is opened with a can opener. In British English the word tin is usually used if a can contains food, but not if it contains a drink; a metal container with round sides and a lid, used especially for holding liquids; spray can; the amount of food, drink, paint, etc. that a metal container holds

2.a toilet

3.a prison

4.your bottom

1.to preserve food in metal containers by storing it without air

2.to make someone leave their job, for example because their work is not good enough. The usual word for this is to fire someone

1.to have the necessary ability, knowledge, money, or equipment to do something; used for saying that you see, hear, feel, taste, smell, understand, or remember something

2.used for saying whether the situation makes it possible for you to do something at a particular time; used for saying that it is possible to do something

3.to be allowed to do something, or to have the right or power to do it

4.used in requests, or when offering or suggesting something

5.used for emphasizing that something should not happen or continue

6.used when you want to emphasize how surprised or shocked you are

7.used with verbs such as “say,” “imagine,” or “believe” when you are telling someone about a situation and you want to emphasize how strongly you feel about it

8.used for saying that something sometimes happens or is sometimes possible or true

9.used for saying what someone will have to do, when you are annoyed with them or do not approve of them

10.used for saying that you feel sure something is not possible or true

11.used when only one opinion, meaning, or decision is possible