| 单词 | 一只 |
| 释义 | 〔tatting〕Handmade lace fashioned by looping and knotting a single strand of heavy-duty thread on a small hand shuttle.梭织花边：在一只小型手工操作的梭子上将一股厚重耐磨的线绕圈打结所做成的手制花边〔slide〕An iguana slithered across the path. 一只蜥蜴从路上溜过 〔chime〕The sound produced by or as if by a bell or bells.钟声：一只钟或许多钟所发出的声音或者是类似钟声的声音〔unpack〕To remove the contents of (a suitcase, for example).打开取出：取出（比如，一只衣箱）里面装的东西〔interfere〕To strike one hoof against the opposite hoof or leg while moving. Used of a horse.绊脚，相碰撞：一只蹄同相对的另一只蹄或腿之间相互碰撞。用于指马〔tablespoonful〕The amount that a tablespoon can hold.一大汤匙：一只大汤匙所能容纳的量〔rack〕a buck with a handsome rack.一只有美丽鹿角的雄鹿〔broadside〕All the guns on one side of a warship.一只军舰上的全部舷侧炮〔unplumbed〕Not measured or sounded with a plumb:未用一只铅锤测过深度的：〔swing〕the swing of a bird across the sky.一只鸟掠过天空〔barghest〕A goblin in English folklore, often appearing in the shape of a large dog and believed to portend imminent death or misfortune.猛犬山妖：英国民间传说中的鬼怪，常以一只大狗的形象出现并被相信可预告临近的死亡或不幸〔draw〕drew a gun from beneath the counter; drew out a fat wallet.从柜台下拔出一支枪；拿出一只鼓鼓的皮夹〔tagma〕A distinct section of an anthropod, consisting of two or more adjoining segments, such as the cephalothorax of a spider.法子：一种节肢动物的一节，包含两个或更多相连的环节，比如一只蜘蛛的头胸部〔chime〕To strike (a bell) to produce music.敲击：敲击（一只钟）从而奏出音乐〔chime〕To make a musical sound by striking a bell or set of bells.制造乐音：敲击一只钟或一组钟来产生音乐声〔on〕We saw a finch light on (or upon ) a bough. 我们看到树枝上停着（或 upon ) 一只麻雀。 〔tackie〕One of a pair of sneakers.一双橡皮底帆布鞋中的一只〔overarm〕Of, relating to, or being a stroke in swimming that is begun with the arm lifted and stretched forward over the shoulder.（游泳时）单臂出水的：属于、关于或作为游泳时的一次划水动作的，常先高举一只手臂，然后向前展过肩〔tertial〕Of, relating to, or designating the third row of flight feathers on the basal section of a bird's wing.第三列的：属于、关于或命名在一只鸟翅膀中飞羽的第三列的〔pocketbook〕The link between the senses "billfold, purse,” and "pocket-sized book" of the wordpocketbook can be clarified with a little historical information. The compound is first recorded in 1617 in the sense of "a small book designed to be carried in a pocket.”It is only recently that such books have looked like the paperbound books we are familiar with;these early paperbacks were bound like any book but were smaller in size.The next recorded use ofpocketbook (1685) is again for a book designed to fit in the pocket but this time used for notes or memoranda.The same word was then applied to a case that was shaped like a bookand in which money or papers could be kept.Finally, the wordpocketbook was transferred to yet another container for keeping things, a purse or handbag,rarely fitting in the pocketand not necessarily shaped like a book.Pocketbook 一词的两种词义“钱夹，手袋”和“口袋大小的书”之间的关联通过一点历史知识予以澄清。 这一复合词在1617年被首次记录为“被设计放在口袋里携带的一本小书”的意思。只是到不久前这种书看上去才象我们所熟悉的纸质封皮的书籍；这些早期的纸皮书装订得除了大尺寸上小点之外与其它书都一样。Pocketbook (1685年）的下一个记录下来的用法又是指设计的以适合口袋大小的书， 但这次它却被用来做笔记或便笺。这一词后来又被用来指定形为本书一样的盒子，并且里面可以存放钱或纸张。最后，pocketbook 这个词又转指另一种存放物品的容纳物， 比如一只手袋或手提包，它很少会放得进口袋，形状也不一定象书。〔haired〕a longhaired cat; a shorthaired dog.一只长毛猫；一只短毛狗〔phase〕an ermine in its winter color phase), but the term also refers to a stage or period of change or development: 一只显现冬日白色的貂)， 但这个词同时也意指变化或发展的阶段或时期： 〔unpack〕To remove a pack from (a pack animal).卸下：将一袋东西从（一只驮畜）身上取下〔fleece〕The yield of wool shorn from a sheep at one time.一次剪得的羊毛：从一只羊身上一次剪得的羊毛〔skeletonize〕"Carnivorous beetles . . . can skeletonize a bat within hours"(Scientific American)“食肉甲虫能在几小时内把一只蝙蝠吃得只剩骨头”(科学美国人)〔alight〕a sparrow alighting on a branch.一只麻雀停在树枝上〔Orpington〕Any of a breed of large, white-skinned domestic fowls having a single comb and unfeathered legs, originally bred in England for both meat and eggs.奥尔平顿鸡：一种大型的白色皮肤家禽，有一只冠和无毛的双腿，原为食其肉蛋而养于英国〔pone〕A staple of the early American colonies from New England southward to Virginia waspone, a bread made by Native Americans from flat cakes of cornmeal dough baked in ashes.Derived from an Algonquian word meaning "to roast" or "to bake,”pone is one of several Virginia Algonquian words (including hominy and tomahawk ) borrowed into the English of the Atlantic seaboard. The wordpone, usually in the compound cornpone, is now used mainly in the South,where it means cakes of cornbread baked on a griddle or in hot ashes—as the Native Americans originally cooked it.从新英格兰往南至弗吉尼亚等早期的美洲殖民地人的一种主食玉米面包， 即由土著美洲人制作的一种面包，将扁平的玉米面团放在灰烬中烤制而成。pone 是由阿尔贡金语中一个意为“烤肉”或“烤面包”的词派生而来，它是被大西洋沿岸英语借用的几个弗吉尼亚阿尔贡金语词汇中的一个（还包括 homing牛奶玉米片粥 和 Bomahawk印第安战斧） 。 pone 这个词通常用在 cornpone 这一复合词中， 现在主要在美国南方使用，在那儿它意指在一只圆烤盘或热灰中烤出的玉米面糕——就象当初美洲土著人的那种做法〔tambourine〕An instrument consisting of a small drumhead with jingling disks that are fitted into the rim. It is shaken with one hand and struck with the other.小手鼓：一种由边缘嵌有能叮当作响的小金属片的小鼓面构成的一种乐器，演奏时人们一只手摇它而另一只手敲它〔slink〕slunk away ashamed; a cat slinking through the grass toward its prey.羞惭地偷偷溜走了；一只猫偷偷地穿过草丛向猎物扑去〔autodyne〕A heterodyne radio device in which one tube serves simultaneously as oscillator and detector.自差接收机：一种自差无线电装置，其中一只管能同时起到振荡器和检测器作用〔plume〕the long plumes of a heron in the breeding season.处在繁殖季节一只鹭的长羽毛〔mate〕Either of a pair of animals brought together for breeding.配对：为繁殖而配到一起的鸟、兽的一只〔poke〕A seal poked its head out of the water.一只海豹把头探出了水面〔gigot〕A leg of mutton, lamb, or veal for cooking.羊腿：做烹调用的羊肉、小羊或小牛的一只腿〔leg〕One of the lower or hind limbs in human beings and primates.腿：人类或灵长目动物下肢或后肢中的一只〔howler〕a dog that turned out to be a persistent howler.一只终日不停号叫的狗〔tankage〕The amount that a tank can hold.一只箱所能容纳的数量〔talon〕Something similar to or suggestive of an animal's claw.似爪子的东西：类似一只动物的爪子或让人想起一只动物的爪子的某件事物〔about〕it is about letting people know that you have a hundred dollars to spend on a teapot. 让人们知道你可花一百美元买一只茶壶 |
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