(1) Basic explanation: An object with a bottom cover is used to hold things.
(2) Word combination:
1, fruit box: a box for wine, food and fruit, mostly used by customers.
2. Lunch box: a box used to hold rice, made of aluminum and stainless steel.
3. Treasure chest: a gambling tool for betting.
4. cymbal box: a box inlaid with gold and silver jewelry, also known as "cymbal box" and "golden box".
5. suitcase: a food box with a lifting beam, made of bamboo and wood.
Example:
1, stainless steel lunch boxes are more durable than aluminum lunch boxes.
2. After counting the number of spring outing, the teacher will book a box lunch by car to avoid waste.
I opened a sealed plastic box, and for a time, the room began to smell the unique flavor of homemade cheese.
In most convenience stores, disposable polystyrene foam boxes have replaced expensive wood and metal boxes.
The signal transmitter is installed in a blue plastic box the size of a cigarette case on the handlebar of the bicycle.
6. Xiaogang looked at the newly bought pencil box again and again, and couldn't put it down.
7. The pencil, pen, ruler and eraser fell asleep in the pencil box.
8. We are mainly committed to producing jewelry boxes, decorations, metal photo frames and various metal handicrafts.
9. We are very professional in various painting techniques, such as plastic plates, wooden wine boxes, wooden jewelry boxes and wooden trays.
10, a necklace, a ring, the jewelry box in the bedroom has no trace of being turned over, and the criminal motive is not robbery.
boxed lunch
Taiwan Province people and Hongkong people call bento and fast food bento. This comes from the Japanese word "when". More of them are simplified into bento, which used to be called "bento" in Chinese mainland, that is, bento. In Taiwan Province Province, it is generally called bento, which is generally used for lunch, take-away, work meals and other occasions.
But the Japanese "pawn" is different from the box lunch of Lihua fast food you order every day. In Japan, few people exercise outdoors in the morning, but Japanese people don't have the habit of sleeping late. Housewives, in particular, start to be busy around 6 o'clock, cooking breakfast for the whole family, old and young, and making "chess pieces" for people who go out to work.