carton
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++car·ton /ˈkɑːtn $ ˈkɑːrtn/ ●○○ noun [countable] 1
Da small box made of cardboard or plastic that contains food or a drink 硬纸盒;塑料盒carton of a carton of fruit juice 一盒果汁 a milk carton 牛奶盒 →5 see picture at 见图 box, container2 especially American EnglishD a large container with smaller containers of goods inside it 〔可内置小盒的〕包装箱carton of a carton of cigarettes 一条香烟
Examples from the Corpus
carton• Could you pick up a carton of Trues?• Amid all the dust and the commerce we come upon a guy stationed at a cardboard carton desk.• Seen the Camel ad witha guy racing to his shelter as a meteorite approaches, grasping nothing but his cigarette carton?• As he straightened up he seemed to have left his heart on the floor with the empty ice-cream carton.• I get the milk carton from the window and pour it over my cornflakes.• There's a lump of ice floating in the carton.• The petrol stove was roaring under a steaming kettle, sheltered by three sides of an unfolded carton.• He feels sadness in objects, in warehouse cartons and blood-soaked clothes.carton of• How many packs come in a carton of cigarettes?• a carton of eggsFrom Longman Business Dictionarycartoncar‧ton /ˈkɑːtnˈkɑːrtn/ noun [countable]TRANSPORT a light strong container made of CARDBOARD or plastic, usually in the form of a boxOrigin carton (1800-1900) French Italian cartone; → CARTOONcar·ton nounChineseSyllable
a plastic made Corpus contains box small Business of cardboard or that
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Carton
Carton, Sydney

an important character in the book A Tale of Two Cities (1859) by Charles Dickens. Carton is a London lawyer who falls in love with Lucie Manette. But Lucie marries Charles Darnay. Darnay is arrested and sentenced to death, but Carton dies by taking Darnay's place.
Carton, Sydney

an important character in the book A Tale of Two Cities (1859) by Charles Dickens. Carton is a London lawyer who falls in love with Lucie Manette. But Lucie marries Charles Darnay. Darnay is arrested and sentenced to death, but Carton dies by taking Darnay's place.
carton
car‧ton /ˈkɑːtn $ ˈkɑːrtn/
noun [countable]
1. a small box made of cardboard or plastic that contains food or a drink
carton of
a carton of fruit juice
a milk carton
2. especially American English a large container with smaller containers of goods inside it
carton of
a carton of cigarettes
car‧ton /ˈkɑːtn $ ˈkɑːrtn/
noun [countable]
1. a small box made of cardboard or plastic that contains food or a drink
carton of
2. especially American English a large container with smaller containers of goods inside it
carton of
