n.[C]

1. 角；街角
   A cabinet sits in a corner of the room.

   房間的一角立著一隻櫥櫃。

2. （書本等的）包角
3. （遙遠的）地區；偏僻處[P1]
   People arrived from all corners of the world.

   人們紛紛從世界各處抵達。

4. 困境
   They have forced him into a corner.

   他們迫使他陷入困境。

5. 【足】角球
6. 壟斷；囤積[（+on/in）][S]
   They once had a corner on the corn market.

   他們曾一度壟斷了玉米市場。

vt.

1. 使陷於絕境
   The animal is dangerous when cornered.

   野獸一旦陷於絕境就會變得很危險。

2. 壟斷
   He wants to corner the beer market.

   他想壟斷啤酒市場。

3. 使有稜角

vi.

1. 轉彎
   The car corners well.

   這車轉彎很靈便。

2. 【美】位於角上
3. 壟斷

a.

1. 在角落的[Z]
   We sat at a corner table.

   我們坐在一張放在角落處的桌旁。

n.

1. a place or angle where two or more sides or edges meet.
   ▸a place where two streets meet.
2. a secluded or remote region or area.
3. a difficult or awkward position.
4. a position in which one dominates the supply of a particular commodity.
5. (also corner kick) Soccer  a free kick taken by the attacking side from a corner of the field after the ball has been sent over the byline by a defender.
   ▸a similar free hit in field hockey.
6. Boxing  & Wrestling  each of the diagonally opposite ends of the ring, where a contestant rests between rounds.
   ▸a contestant's supporters or seconds.
7. Brit. a triangular cut from the hind end of a side of bacon.

v.

1. force into a place or situation from which it is hard to escape.
2. go round a bend in a road.
3. control (a market) by dominating the supply of a particular commodity.

[名]

1. ①角；街角。
   코너를 돌다.

   轉角。

2. ②（百貨店等的）專賣場。
   숙녀복 코너.

   淑女裝專賣場。