n.卫生球，樟脑丸
vt.封存，搁置不用
adj.后备的；封存的；闲置的

原形：mothball第三人称单数：mothballs复数：mothballs过去式：mothballed过去分词：mothballed现在分词：mothballing

The old warehouse was filled with mothballed goods, waiting to be sold or discarded.
这个旧仓库里塞满了被防腐剂熏过的货物，等待出售或丢弃。
The museum decided to mothball several exhibits due to budget constraints.
由于预算紧张，博物馆决定暂时封存一些展品。
They had to mothball their race car for the winter season, as they couldn't afford the maintenance costs.
由于无法承担维修费用，他们不得不在冬季将赛车封存起来。
The military decided to mothball some of their outdated fighter jets, replacing them with newer models.
军方决定退役一些过时的战斗机，用新型号取而代之。
After the war, many unused tanks and vehicles were mothballed and stored in military bases.
战争结束后，许多未使用的坦克和车辆被封存于军事基地内。
The antique collector decided to mothball his collection until he could find a suitable place to display it properly.
这位古董收藏家决定先将他的藏品封存起来，直到找到合适的地方展示。
The ship was officially mothballed after completing its final voyage, marking the end of an era.
这艘船完成最后一次航行后正式封存，象征着一个时代的结束。
The old theater had to be mothballed temporarily due to a fire, but restoration efforts were already underway.
由于火灾，老剧院被迫临时封存，但修复工作已经展开。
The company's IT department mothballed some of their older servers, upgrading to more efficient systems.
公司IT部门封存了一些旧服务器，改用更高效的系统。
In preparation for a move, the family decided to mothball their unused furniture in the attic.
为了搬家，这家人决定把阁楼里不用的家具封存起来。