laid up
英 [leɪd ʌp] 美 [led ʌp]

adj.

困卧床席的，幽闭于房内；

英英释义

laid up

• adj.ill and usually confined

双语例句

1. The field was laid up in twenty-nine-inch rows for soybeans.
   这块地被犁成二十九英寸宽的垄条，准备种大豆。
2. She's laid up with a broken leg.
   她因腿伤卧床。
3. I've been laid up with flu for a week.
   我患流感已在家休息一个星期了。
4. He has been laid up with a broken leg.
   他因腿折而躺卧床上。

权威例句

Shingle with photovoltaic element(s) and array of same laid up on a roof
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The Causes and Selling Countermeasures of Laid-up House
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‘Laid up Treasure’: The Finances of the English Jesuits in the Seventeenth Century
Building Library Collections in the 21st Century -- Making Hay While the Sun Shines, or Being Laid up When the Snow Falls
LAID UP IN LION COUNTRY