bedded

• 指某物配有床铺或呈层状分布；常用于地质学或建筑业中描述分层结构。

Describes something that is provided with a bed or arranged in layers; often used in geology or construction contexts.

1. Having a bed or bedsB2formal

   Furnished with a bed or beds; having a specified type of bed.

   有床的

   • The hotel room was a twin-bedded room.
   • They stayed in a double-bedded cabin.
   • The dormitory is a four-bedded room.

2. Embedded or layeredC1formal

   Fixed or set in a surrounding mass; having a layer or stratum.

   层状的

   • The fossils were bedded in layers of sedimentary rock.
   • The pipes are bedded in concrete for stability.
   • The foundation is bedded on a layer of gravel.

   同义词embeddedfixedlayeredsetstratified

• 动词，表示安置或使某物躺卧在床上，也指将某物牢固地固定或嵌入基座中。

A verb used to indicate the act of providing or placing something in a bed, or to fix or embed something firmly in a base.

1. To provide with a bedB1formal

   To provide a place for someone to sleep.

   安排住宿

   • The innkeeper bedded the travelers in the spare room.
   • We bedded the guests in the guesthouse.
   • They bedded the children down for the night.

   同义词accommodatehouselodgeput upquartershelter

2. To plant or embedB2formal

   To set or fix something firmly in a base or foundation.

   固定安置

   • The gardener bedded the young plants in rich soil.
   • The stones were bedded in concrete.
   • He bedded the fence posts securely in the ground.

   同义词buryembedfiximplantplantsetsink

3. To have sex with (slang)C1informal

   To have sexual intercourse with someone.

   上床

   • He boasted about bedding many women.
   • The novel's protagonist bedded the countess.
   • In the movie, the hero beds the villain's wife.

   同义词bangbonkfuckhumplayscrewshagsleep with

   反义词abstainchastise

短语动词变体bed down