Tar

词义：

Tar 是一种粘稠的、黑色或深棕色的液体，通常由煤或木材经过干馏处理得到。它广泛用于道路铺设、屋顶材料、以及一些工业用途。

Tar 也可以指代通过一些工艺加工过的油脂类物质，通常用于防水、粘合等。

音标：[tɑːr]（英式发音）
[tɑr]（美式发音）

词性：名词、动词

词汇用法：

名词：表示煤焦油、沥青等相关物质。

动词：表示用沥青或类似的物质涂抹、包覆某物，通常是道路、车轮或屋顶。

例句：

The workers used tar to seal the cracks in the road.

The roof was covered with tar to prevent leaks.

Tar is often used in the construction of highways.

The boat's hull was coated with tar to make it waterproof.

He accidentally spilled tar on his clothes.

The smell of tar lingered in the air after the roadwork was finished.

The tar stuck to the tires of the car.

The ship's deck was coated with tar to prevent rust.

A heavy layer of tar was applied to the surface of the parking lot.

They tarred the streets after the rain damaged them.

短语搭配：

Tar paper：油毡纸，通常用于建筑中的防水层。

Tar pit：沥青坑，指含有沥青的自然坑塘，动物可能被困其中。

Tar road：沥青路面，常见于道路铺设中。

Tar and feathers：将沥青和羽毛涂抹在某人身上，这是一种羞辱或惩罚的历史做法。

相关词汇：

Tar-like：像沥青一样的，通常用来描述物质的特性或外观。

Tarred：涂有沥青的，通常用于描述表面已被涂覆的物体。