tiers
n. 排；行；层；等级
v. （使）层层排列
过去式：tiered 过去分词：tiered 现在分词：tiering 第三人称单数：tiers
近义词：level，row，layer，story，stage，rank，step，storey，deck，line，tierup，grade，
详细释义
n.(名词)
- 包扎工，捆扎者
- 排，层，行，一排，一层
- 等级，阶层
- <美>围涎，围裙
- 包扎的工具
- 一行褶裥
- 【电】定向天线
v.(动词)
- 层层排列，成层堆积，堆叠，层叠，层层上升
- 堆垛货成层
- 使层叠，使 ... 排成行或列
- 成递升排列
英英释义
Noun
- a relative position or degree of value in a graded group;
"lumber of the highest grade"
- any one of two or more competitors who tie one another
- a worker who ties something
- something that is used for tying;
"the sail is fastened to the yard with tiers"
- one of two or more layers one atop another;
"tier upon tier of huge casks" "a three-tier wedding cake"
例句
用作名词(n.)
- We sat in the upper tier at the stadium.我们坐在体育场的上排。
- Heated air is forced into the upper tier of ducts.加热的气流被送入上面的一排管道。
- We have introduced an extra tier of administration.我们额外增加了一层管理。
- In order to advance to the next crafting tier a crafter must first train in making each item for that tier.为了提升到下一物品制造技艺等级，工匠首先必须为这一等级进行训练，尝试去制作每一个物品。