pulp
noun
verb
pʌlp
noun
1
SOFT SUBSTANCE
软的物质
a
very
soft
substance
that
is
almost
liquid,
made
by
crushing
plants,
wood,
vegetables
etc
浆状物
singular 单数, U
Mash
the
bananas
to
a
pulp
.
把香蕉捣烂。
timber
grown
for
wood
pulp
(=used
for
making
paper)
种植的用于制造纸浆的树木
a
soft
pulp
of
leaves
and
mud
树叶和泥巴混成的浆液
2
FRUIT/VEGETABLE
水果/蔬菜
the
soft
inside
part
of
a
fruit
or
vegetable
果肉; 菜心
U
Halve
the
melon
and
scoop
out
the
pulp.
把瓜切成两半，挖出瓜瓤。
3
BOOKS/FILM ETC
书籍/电影等
books,
magazines,
films
etc
that
are
badly
written
and
that
contain
lots
of
sex,
violence
etc
[美] 劣质书刊，低级书刊，庸俗电影
U | AmE
an
ad
in
a
pulp
magazine
低俗杂志中的一则广告
pulp
fiction
庸俗小说
4
beat sb to a pulp
to
seriously
injure
someone
by
hitting
them
many
times
[非正式] 狠揍 （痛打 ）某人，把某人打得血肉模糊
informal
5
TOOTH
牙齿
part
of
the
inside
of
a
tooth
牙髓
U
Cook
slowly
until
soft
and
pulpy.
慢慢地煮成软糊状。
verb
6
to
beat
or
crush
something
until
it
becomes
very
soft
and
almost
liquid
把…捣成 （压成 ）浆状
pulped
apples
苹果泥
7
to
beat
or
hit
someone’s
face
or
body
very
badly
把〔某人的脸或身体〕打得血肉模糊
usually passive 一般用被动态
His
body
was
pulped
by
the
impact
of
the
train.
他的身体被火车撞得稀巴烂。
8
to
make
wood
or
old
books
and
newspapers
into
paper
把〔木头或旧书报〕化成纸浆
wood
pulping
techniques
木材制浆工艺
Unsold
novels
are
sent
to
be
pulped.
没有卖掉的小说送去化成纸浆。