bench

US /bentʃ/
UK /bentʃ/
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長凳, 長椅

a long seat for several people, typically made of wood or metal, with or without a back

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They sat on the park bench and watched the children play.
他們坐在公園長椅上，看著孩子們玩耍。
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The carpenter built a sturdy wooden bench for the patio.
木匠為露台做了一個結實的木凳。
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工作台, 實驗台

a long work table in a workshop or laboratory

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The mechanic laid out his tools on the workbench.
機械師把工具擺在工作台上。
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Scientists conducted experiments at the laboratory bench.
科學家們在實驗室工作台上進行實驗。
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法官席, 審判席

the seat where the judges sit in a court of law

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The lawyer approached the bench to present his arguments.
律師走近法官席，提出他的論點。
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The judge took his seat on the bench.
法官在法官席上就座。
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替補席, 板凳

a position on a sports team for players who are not currently playing in the game

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The coach decided to keep the star player on the bench for the first half.
教練決定讓這位明星球員在上半場坐在替補席上。
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He was frustrated being on the bench and wanted to play.
他因為坐在替補席上而感到沮喪，想上場比賽。
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讓...坐板凳, 替換下場

to remove (a player) from a game; to put (a player) on the bench

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The coach decided to bench the struggling forward.
教練決定讓這位表現不佳的前鋒坐板凳。
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He was benched after making several errors.
他犯了幾個錯誤後被替換下場。
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基準測試, 比較

to test (a product or system) against a standard or against the performance of a competitor

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We need to bench our new software against the industry leader.
我們需要將新軟體與行業領導者進行基準測試。
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The company regularly benches its products to ensure competitiveness.
公司定期對其產品進行基準測試，以確保競爭力。
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