英:[leɡ]
美:[leɡ]
英:[leɡ]
美:[leɡ]
复数:legs
第三人称单数:legs
现在分词:legging
过去式:legged
过去分词:legged
legless (adj.), leglike (adj.)
词根:leg
adj.legged 有腿的
leggy 长腿的;茎长的;腿细长的
legless 无腿的;醉醺醺的
n.legger 织袜统工人;用腿蹬洞壁使船过运河隧洞的人
v.legged 奔走;用脚移动或推动(leg的过去分词)
noun
a limb of an animal used especially for supporting the body and for walking: such as
the back half of a hindquarter of a meat animal
one of the rather generalized segmental appendages of an arthropod used in walking and crawling
a pole or bar serving as a support or prop
the legs of a tripod
a branch of a forked or jointed object
the legs of a compass
the part of an article of clothing that covers the leg
the part of the upper (as of a boot) that extends above the ankle
obeisance, bow—used chiefly in the phrase to make a leg
a side of a right triangle that is not the hypotenusealso: a side of an isosceles triangle that is not the base
the course and distance sailed by a boat on a single tack
a portion of a trip : stage
one section of a relay race
one of several events or games necessary to be won to decide a competition
won the first two legs of horse racing's Triple Crown
a branch or part of an object or system
legs plural long-term appeal or interest
a news story with legs
verb
intransitive verb
to use the legs in walkingespecially: run
abbreviation
legal
legato
legislative; legislature
on the leg(狗)腿长的
break a leg祝好运;大获成功(用于祝愿演员演出成功)
leg upn. 帮助(对上马或跨跃障碍时的)
shake a leg赶快;跳舞;迅速行动
broken leg骨折的腿
lower leg小腿;(侧泳)靠下面的腿;胫
have legs有耐力;走得快
leg by【板球】触身得分(球触及击球员手以外的身体任何部位而使对手得分)
hind leg后腿;后肢
chicken leg白云凤爪,鸡腿
short leg[工程]短引线
leg length小腿长,焊脚长度;下档尺寸
table leg桌腿
hang a leg向后退;裹足不前;犹豫不决;摇摆不定
stand on one leg单脚站立
leg of lambn. 羊腿
wooden leg木制的腿
back leg后床腿;背面支柱
upper leg大腿
long leg长腿;左方球员
13世纪末,源自斯堪的纳维亚地区,可能来自古诺尔斯语 leggr "腿,胳膊或腿的骨头",源自原始日耳曼语 *lagjaz(同源词有丹麦语 læg,瑞典语 läg "小腿"),这个词没有确切的进一步联系。可能源自一个表示"弯曲"的 PIE 词根[Buck]。与古诺尔斯语义相比,参考 Bein,德语中的"腿",在古高地德语中是"骨头,腿"(参见 bone(名词))。 取代了古英语 shank(名词),它本身也可能源自一个表示"弯曲"的词根。
与手臂、腿或鳍不同,用于支撑。从1650年开始用于三角形的边(翻译希腊语 skelos,字面意思是"腿")。从1670年开始扩展到家具支撑。指"裤子覆盖腿部的部分"的意思来自1570年。到了1870年代,作为形容词,它带有一种对女性形象的淫秽暗示,比如戏剧行话中的 leg-piece,作为"芭蕾舞"的俚语 leg-business。
意为"旅程或比赛的一部分或阶段"(1920年)源自早期航海术语中"船只在逆风航行时单向行驶的一段路程"(1867年),通常修饰为 long leg,short leg 等。俚语短语 shake a leg 作为"跳舞"的意思可追溯到1869年,作为"加快速度"的意思可追溯到1880年。on (one's) last legs "处于生命的尽头"可追溯到1590年代,这个概念是指为人提供支持并保持前进的东西。take leg bail 是指"逃跑"的旧俚语(1774年)。Legs "持久成功的能力,持久力"源自1970年代的演艺界俚语。
一段航程
一段赛程
分腿
腿(尤指小腿):下肢在膝和踝之间的部分
通常用指整个下肢,此时,该部分称为小腿
空纲
拖网上下纲在网袖前端不装网衣的延伸部分。
立柱
又称 :立柱(post )
在杆件式支架或液压支架中,立于底板、底梁或底座上,用于支撑顶梁的构件或部件(如液压缸)。
小腿
又称 :小腿(Crus(拉))
Noun Middle English, from Old Norse leggr
The first known use of leg was in the 13th century
leg1 of 2noun
a limb of an animal used especially for supporting the body and for walking and runningalso: the part of a leg of a vertebrate animal between the knee and the foot
something resembling an animal leg in shape or use
legs of a table
the part of an article of clothing that covers the leg
a side of a right triangle that is not the hypotenusealso: a side of an isosceles triangle that is not the base
a portion of a trip : stage
one section of a relay race
leg2 of 2verb
to use the legs in walking or especially in running
legnoun
a limb of an animal used especially for supporting the body and for walking: as
either of the two lower human limbs that extend from the top of the thigh to the foot and especially the part between the knee and the ankle
any of the rather generalized segmental appendages of an arthropod used in walking and crawling
1 The foot of his prosthetic leg taps out a strange irregular beat.
2 “I want to see how flexible you are. Let me lift your leg,” the Liberation Army woman said in her gentle voice.
3 Little Charlie, who couldn’t possibly reach as high as that, put his arms around Grandpa Joe’s legs and hung on tight.
4 Her heart and her legs have brought her to this new place.
5 He made a sound between a sigh and a groan, dropped his legs from the table, and turned off the radio.
6 She paints his left arm with long spirals of clotting blood, paints it over his stomach, down his left leg.
7 His hands hesitated at my waist, and he glanced at my bum leg.
8 They would be his strong hind legs; they would be his ears.
9 I walked downstairs, my legs feeling joint-free, like long strips of wood.
10 I turned to stare at the statue in the middle of the lawn, a black lion standing on its hind legs, tail curved upward, chest puffed out.
11 We were ordered to lie on our backs in the smoky huts, with one leg flat, and one leg bent.
12 Even this woman is not entirely naked, as she has a sheet draped over her left thigh and tucked in between her legs: no hair shows.
13 When my vision sharpens, I can tell that my leg is swollen under the bandages.
14 His eyes widened, his ears and body drooped, and his tail went between his legs.
15 I sat down and quickly grabbed my leg from the floor as the fearsome nun stood at the door next to my mother and gave us a strange look.
16 The builder knew she was a mare immediately—he did not have to look between her legs.
17 No recent photographs, no hospital records, no death certificate, just the accident report from the state highway police: Dr. Sidney Sikes suffered a crushed leg and Samuel W. Westing had severe facial injuries.
18 Abilene balanced the watch on his left leg.
19 She liked the look of her long dark hair flying out behind her, her long legs in their black socks, and her flapping red jacket.
20 Her right leg was shaped like a human leg, but it was made of bronze.
1 腿侧区
2 一个阶段
3 引线
5 徒步走
6 裤腿
7 步行
9 骗子
twice thimblerig skin beat operator sharp greek fraud fake cheat shark rogue projector hawk kite counterfeit crook sham phony gouge cheater rook shaver sharpie ringer quack jackal trickster swindle hustler pretender charlatan impostor rigger juggler faker biter humbug cajole phoney hoodwink skinner bilk sharper grifter tricker gyp spieler bluffer gip beguiler chiseler pettifog shammer quacksalver magsman faitour flimflammer warlock blackleg highbinder bunco man jive ass fast counter confidence man pocket hunter take-in shicer shit-heel shit-hook clip-artist gypper clip Greek con stiff booster idol coyote hustle burglar twister fiddler mace dingo slicker spritzer come-on duffer racketeer lurcher bunyip duper pettifogger twicer saltimbanco chouse
10 一段旅程
11 一段航程
19 逃走
escaped flight bolt getaway bunk runaway Lam run fly escape retreat flee elope decamp scarper take to flight take a clean pair of heels show heels take to heels sling hook take hook beat it cut away run for it take flight mizzle guy lucky scuttle flit lam skedaddle rabbitfoot skin powder evade wail skirr vamoose do a mizzle make a break outrun the constable foot it fly the coop take a runout powder stump it pull foot chase oneself do a bolt haul it bust out
21 支架
rack bracket brace carriage cradle arm mount supporter anchor sting scaffold husk pylon cantilever trestle poppet set support block framework buck spider armature footpad staddle crossarm
22 裤管
25 一段行程
26 支柱
sustentacular sustentaculum support post stay staff supporter shore prop strut crutch bracing underpinning buttress fulcrum stanchion banister corbel shoring puncheon shorer standard stock rock column pillar pier backbone pedestal mainstay stilt spile rest boss stake brace peg underpin picket abutment entablature stull spur upright anchorage stoop overcast bulwark sprag
27 走
go fare find way cover ground be off walk take play foot ankle troll tread Wend jol choof run move step pike hoof sashay measure pursue pad drill
28 供食用的腿
34 侧边
36 腿肉