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美:[wɪŋ]
英:[wɪŋ]
美:[wɪŋ]
复数:wings
第三人称单数:wings
现在分词:winging
过去式:winged
过去分词:winged
词根:wing
adj.winged 有翼的;飞行的;迅速的;翼受伤的
wingless 没有翼的,没有翅的
winglike 翅状的,翼状的
noun
one of the movable feathered or membranous paired appendages by means of which a bird, bat, or insect is able to flyalso: such an appendage (as of an ostrich) even though rudimentary or modified so no longer having the power of flight
any of various anatomical structures (as of a flying fish or flying lemur) providing means of limited flight
an appendage or part resembling a wing in appearance, position, or function: such as
a device worn under the arms to aid a person in swimming or staying afloat
water wings
ala
a turned-back or extended edge on an article of clothing
a sidepiece at the top of an armchair
a foliaceous, membranous, or woody expansion of a plant especially along a stem or on a samara or capsule
a vane of a windmill or arrow
sail
an airfoil that develops a major part of the lift which supports a heavier-than-air aircraft
chiefly British fender sense d
a means of flight or rapid progress
the act or manner of flying : flight
take wing
a side or outlying region or district
a part or feature of a building usually projecting from and subordinate to the main or central part
the servants' wing
one of the pieces of scenery at the side of a stage
wings plural the area at the side of the stage out of sight
a left or right section of an army or fleet : flank
one of the offensive positions or players on either side of a center position in certain team sportsalso: flanker
either of two opposing groups within an organization or society : faction
a section of an organized body (such as a legislative chamber) representing a group or faction holding distinct opinions or policies compare left wing, right wing
a unit of the U.S. Air Force higher than a group and lower than a division
two or more squadrons of naval airplanes
a dance step marked by a quick outward and inward rolling glide of one foot
wings plural insignia consisting of an outspread pair of stylized bird's wings which are awarded on completion of prescribed training to a qualified pilot, aircrew member, or military balloon pilot
verb
transitive verb
to fit with wings
to enable to fly or move swiftly
to traverse with or as if with wings
to effect or achieve by flying
to let fly : dispatch
would start to wing punches—A. J. Liebling
to wound in the wing : disable the wing of
winged the duck
to wound (as with a bullet) without killing
winged by a sniper
to do or perform without preparation or guidelines : improvise
winging it
intransitive verb
to go with or as if with wings : fly—often used with it
winged it to Europe
left wing左翼;左派(名词left-winger,形容词left-wing)
right wing右翼;右派
on the wing在飞行中;奔波着
in the wingsadv. 在后方;在附近;在舞台两侧
chicken wingn. 鸡翅膀;折臂固定
white wings白翼(帆的别称),[美国口语]纽约市穿白色制服的清道工们
on wings象飞一样地;飘飘然
take wing起飞;逃走;兴高采烈
wing tip(飞机的)翼尖;翼波状盖饰男皮鞋
wing area[航空学]机翼面积
wing commandern. (英)皇家空军中校
get one's wings取得当飞机驾驶员的资格
wing section翼截面;翼剖面;翼型
wing span翼展;翼层
wing panel翼段,翼板,翼片
hind wing后翅
12世纪末, wenge,“适合鸟或蝙蝠飞行的前肢”,也指某些昆虫的部分,形状或功能类似于翅膀,来自古诺尔斯语 vængr “鸟的翅膀,通道等”(与丹麦语和瑞典语 vinge “翅膀”同源),起源不明,可能来自原始日耳曼语 *we-ingjaz,是 PIE 词根 *we- “吹”的带后缀形式(源自古英语 wawan “吹”)。取代了古英语 feðra(复数)“翅膀”(见 feather)。 “政党,军队等的两个分支之一”的意思首次记录于约1400年; 戏剧意义始于1790年。
俚语 earn (one's) wings 的意思是1940年代,来自于空军学员毕业时获得的翅膀形徽章。被 under (someone's) wing “某人保护”记录于13世纪早期。短语 on a wing and a prayer 是1943年一首关于降落受损飞机的歌曲的标题。
机翼
底线区域
翼
翼:鸟类的两个用于飞翔的前肢
鸟翼样的组织或成分
翼瓣
网袖
拖网网口前方两侧用以扩大捕捞范围和引导捕捞对象进入网内的部件。
网翼
在围网、张网取鱼部或网口的一侧或两侧,用以拦截和引导捕捞对象进入网内的部件。
机翼
飞机上用来产生升力的主要部件。
Noun Middle English winge, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Danish & Swedish vinge wing; akin to Sanskrit vāti it blows — more at wind >entry 1
The first known use of wing was in the 12th century
wink1 of 2verb
to close and open one eye quickly as a signal or hint
saw her friend wink and knew it was time to go
to close and open the eyes quickly : blink
to avoid seeing or noting something
wink at a parking violation
to gleam or shine on and off : twinkle
wink2 of 2noun
a brief period of sleep : nap
catching a wink
a hint or sign given by winking
an act of winking
the time of a wink : instant
quick as a wink she did the job
wink1 of 2verb
to close and open one eye quickly as a signal or hint
saw her friend wink and knew it was time to go
to close and open the eyes quickly : blink
to avoid seeing or noting something
wink at a parking violation
to gleam or shine on and off : twinkle
wink2 of 2noun
a brief period of sleep : nap
catching a wink
a hint or sign given by winking
an act of winking
the time of a wink : instant
quick as a wink she did the job
wine1 of 2noun
an alcoholic beverage made from fermented grape juice
an alcoholic beverage made from the usually fermented juice of fruits (as peaches or berries) other than grapes
a dark red color
wine2 of 2verb
to drink wine
to provide with wine
wined and dined my friends
wing1 of 2noun
one of the movable feathered or membranous paired appendages by means of which a bird, bat, or insect flies
an extension or part resembling a wing in shape, appearance, or positionespecially: a flat or broadly expanded plant or animal part
a stem with woody wings
an extension from the side of an armchair
a part that extends from the side of an airplane
the act or manner of flying : flight
a part sticking out from a main part
the rear wing of the house
plural the area at the side of the stage out of sight of the audience
one of the positions or players on each side of a center position or line
a particular group within an organization : faction
a unit of a military force and especially an air force
wing2 of 2verb
to pass through in flight
to go with or as if with wings : fly
to wound in the wingalso: to wound without killing wing a deer
wing a duck
to do or perform without preparation or guidelines
wing it
wingspreadnoun
wingspanespecially: the distance between the tips of the fully extended wings of a bird, bat, or insect
wingspannoun
the distance between the tips of a pair of wings (as of a bird or an airplane)
wing1 of 2noun
one of the movable feathered or membranous paired appendages by means of which a bird, bat, or insect flies
an extension or part resembling a wing in shape, appearance, or positionespecially: a flat or broadly expanded plant or animal part
a stem with woody wings
an extension from the side of an armchair
a part that extends from the side of an airplane
the act or manner of flying : flight
a part sticking out from a main part
the rear wing of the house
plural the area at the side of the stage out of sight of the audience
one of the positions or players on each side of a center position or line
a particular group within an organization : faction
a unit of a military force and especially an air force
wing2 of 2verb
to pass through in flight
to go with or as if with wings : fly
to wound in the wingalso: to wound without killing wing a deer
wing a duck
to do or perform without preparation or guidelines
wing it
winglessadjective
having no wings or wings that are not fully developed
wingless insects
wing1 of 2noun
one of the movable feathered or membranous paired appendages by means of which a bird, bat, or insect flies
an extension or part resembling a wing in shape, appearance, or positionespecially: a flat or broadly expanded plant or animal part
a stem with woody wings
an extension from the side of an armchair
a part that extends from the side of an airplane
the act or manner of flying : flight
a part sticking out from a main part
the rear wing of the house
plural the area at the side of the stage out of sight of the audience
one of the positions or players on each side of a center position or line
a particular group within an organization : faction
a unit of a military force and especially an air force
wing2 of 2verb
to pass through in flight
to go with or as if with wings : fly
to wound in the wingalso: to wound without killing wing a deer
wing a duck
to do or perform without preparation or guidelines
wing it
wing1 of 2noun
one of the movable feathered or membranous paired appendages by means of which a bird, bat, or insect flies
an extension or part resembling a wing in shape, appearance, or positionespecially: a flat or broadly expanded plant or animal part
a stem with woody wings
an extension from the side of an armchair
a part that extends from the side of an airplane
the act or manner of flying : flight
a part sticking out from a main part
the rear wing of the house
plural the area at the side of the stage out of sight of the audience
one of the positions or players on each side of a center position or line
a particular group within an organization : faction
a unit of a military force and especially an air force
wing2 of 2verb
to pass through in flight
to go with or as if with wings : fly
to wound in the wingalso: to wound without killing wing a deer
wing a duck
to do or perform without preparation or guidelines
wing it
wingnoun
one of the movable feathered or membranous paired appendages by means of which a bird, bat, or insect is able to fly
a winglike anatomical part or process : alaespecially: any of the four winglike processes of the sphenoid bone see greater wing, lesser wing
1 Of forest lore he had studied deeply, and Taran listened in wonder as Adaon told the ways and natures of woodland creatures, of bold badgers and cautious dormice and geese winging under the moon.
2 Suddenly, the harsh, vibrating cry of a moor hen echoed through the trees, followed by a flapping of wings and a watery scuttering.
3 Only male crickets could produce the sound, drawing the one wing against the other, all to attract a mate.
4 “So your brother is a winged horse. But you’re also my half brother, which means all the flying horses in the world are my...You know what? Let’s forget it.”
5 It was the one place where sunlight fell on the city, down through the gap where the seraph’s wings came together in front and didn’t quite meet.
6 The Angel of Death spread his wings on the blast.
7 Duchess jumped to get it, fell, spread her wings, and sailed.
8 Thank goodness, the midwife checked Mama at the last minute and lowered my arms the way you fold in a captive bird’s wings so it doesn’t hurt itself trying to fly.
9 Taisin saw the creature’s bright orange and emerald wings flutter as she twisted in midair to look down, and Taisin reeled at the sight below her.
10 “None of you is to move while I take this boy to the hospital wing! You leave those brooms where they are or you’ll be out of Hogwarts before you can say ‘Quidditch.’
11 She had hair combed to the sides of her head like two wings.
12 Open arms become a pair of wing to guard you.
张开双手~变成翅膀守护你!
13 “It’s good, no? And it’s so true. Without love, we are birds with broken wings. “
14 One had a skirt like a cage carved of whalebone, another a long train made of hundreds of doves’ wings all stitched together.
15 ...legislation aimed at clipping the president's political wings.
旨在从政治上限制总统的立法
16 The new wing was built onto the hospital last year.
医院的新翼楼是去年增建的。
17 His left-wing views clashed with his father's politics.
他的左翼观点与他父亲的政见分歧很大。
18 A whistle from the mountaintop never reached Frightful’s ears, nor did the words, “Frightful! You’re back. You left your wing prints on my table! Where are you?”
19 The best squadron in each wing won a yellow pennant on a pole that was utterly worthless.
20 Arms can heal, but not wings like these.
1 翼状部
3 使加速
4 宗派
sectarian denominational connection religion worship clan faction cult denomination schism confessional sect
5 机翼
6 侧面
side lateral sidelong profile phase flank icebox in flank dimension collateral sideward return breast broadside
8 投
put throw shot cast pitch shy fling twirl place send drive drop launch shoot contribute bowl poll embark chuck heave bung
10 挡泥板
splashboard guard shield dashboard fender dasher splasher Fender mudguard mudflap fenderboard mud flap splash guard mud-apron fender board
11 边锋队员
12 鸟
avian ornithic bird volatile fowl kingfisher guanosine dotterel feather jay jaybird wing sheath
13 运送
carry delivery transport transportation transit consignment conveyance send forward ship bear bus ferry tote consign
14 派别
15 飞跑
fleeting spanking career spin flying gallop scud travel fly tear brush clip skate whisk rattle hare hump whirl spank
17 飞机之翼
19 旅行
travel trip tour journey passage sail expedition voyage rove trek do come tourist fare peregrinate go places
20 即兴演说
21 翼膜
22 使飞
23 使加快速度
25 边沿
26 侧厅
30 飞行
volitant flying volatile VOLAR aero volant volitation fly flight hop aviation plane sail aviate glide log have a fly air voyage make a flight on the wing take flight traffic air-line flip wing sheath
32 放
placement fart place set play put send release plant draw shoot fly wind lay loose discharge bleed emit emplace
35 翼子板
36 古柯碱
C-jam ladysnow girl leaf blow snow dust cocaine flake bloke toot Charles Charlie charas Corine sleighride Cholly
37 边卫
39 胸鳍
40 箭翎
44 厢房
48 胳膊
50 边窗
51 飞送
52 派系
factionary splinter factional click split faction sect clique cabal in-group sectional schism camarilla cliquey sectarian junta
53 促进
motive accelerative promotive precipitative advance promotion advancement acceleration encouragement impulse forwarding facilitation furtherance fosterage help power serve speed forward encourage promote facilitate foster accelerate grease goose further expedite sparkplug antedate subserve give wing to help along
55 加速
accelerative precipitative a. pick pickup speedup jazz quicken gun zip expedite pour on the coal give it the gun acceleration speed accelerate rev lend wings to give wing to step-up upshift kick
56 庇护
sheltery lee screen protection shadow shelter umbrella refuge asylum guardianship aegis Pius house cover harbor patronize
57 鸟群
59 侧边
60 加快速度
61 翼
alary bay deck blade pen sail van limb pinion pinna ala aerofoil vane talaria alar pennon Alar ptero- pinni- fin winger hydrofoil wing sheath
62 即兴表演