英：[kwæk]
美：[kwæk]
quack如何读
quack是什么意思
- n.(鸭子)嘎嘎叫声；庸医；冒充内行的人
- v.嘎嘎地叫；大声闲谈；冒充内行
- adj.骗人的
quack变形
复数:quacks
第三人称单数:quacks
现在分词:quacking
过去式:quacked
过去分词:quacked
quack词根
词根：quack
n.quackery 庸医的医术；骗子的行为
quack英英释义
verb (1)
intransitive verb
to make the characteristic cry of a duck
noun (1)
a noise made by quacking
verb (2)
intransitive verb
to act like a quack
noun (2)
charlatan sense 2
Religious quacks on radio and television thinking up new ways to take money from ignorant listeners and incidentally from legitimate churches.—Andrew A. Rooney
an ignorant, misinformed, or dishonest practitioner of medicine
No doubt these misunderstandings and dashed hopes have driven many cancer patients and their families into the arms of quacks.—Haydn Bush
adjective
of, relating to, or used by quacks
quack cancer cures
quack词源中文解释
"发出鸭叫声； 发出刺耳、平淡的嘎嘎声"，1610年代，早期为 quake（14世纪晚期），变体为 quelke（14世纪早期），均为拟声词（比较荷兰语 quacken，古教会斯拉夫语 kvakati，拉丁语 coaxare “发出嘎嘎声”，希腊语 koax “青蛙的嘎嘎声”，赫梯语 akuwakuwash “青蛙”）。
在乔叟的同一行中，各种早期版本将其写作 quake 、quakke 、quak 、quat。频繁形式 quackle 可追溯至1560年代。中古英语 on the quakke（14世纪）意为“嘶哑、嘎嘎作响”。"（1650年代）的“大声、炫耀地谈论或宣传”的意义可能受到 quack（n.1）的影响。相关： Quacked； quacking。
quack_医学行业词汇
江湖医：冒充有诊断和治疗疾病的能力和经验，或伪称其提供的治疗有效的人
quack词源英文解释
Verb (1) alteration of queck to quack, from Middle English queken, from queke, interjection, of imitative origin Noun (2) and Verb (2) short for quacksalver
The first known use of quack was in the 14th century
quack儿童词典英英释义
quadranglenoun
quadrilateral entry 2
a four-sided enclosure especially when surrounded by buildings
the buildings enclosing a quadrangle
quadnoun
quadruplet
quack1 of 4noun
the cry of a duckalso: a sound resembling this cry
quack2 of 4verb
to make a quack
quack3 of 4noun
a person who makes false claims to special knowledge or abilityespecially: one who pretends to have medical skill
quack4 of 4adjective
of, relating to, or used by a person who is a quack
quack medicines
quackerynoun
the practices or claims of a quack
quack1 of 4noun
the cry of a duckalso: a sound resembling this cry
quack2 of 4verb
to make a quack
quack3 of 4noun
a person who makes false claims to special knowledge or abilityespecially: one who pretends to have medical skill
quack4 of 4adjective
of, relating to, or used by a person who is a quack
quack medicines
quack医学词典英英释义
quack1 of 2noun
a pretender to medical skill : an ignorant or dishonest practitioner
quack2 of 2adjective
of, relating to, characteristic of, or being a quack
scores of quack remedies for arthritis—Jane E. Brody
quack 例句
1 In , marbles are one of those quack remedies that have failed to cure the stammering Bertie.
2 He is a quack doctor.
他是个庸医。
3 He must be a quack — right? — but when he says “Our chemistry is starting to build” there’s real truth there.
4 And her quacking sounded just like the quacking of a mallard duck.
5 If it walks like a masterpiece and it quacks like a masterpiece ...
6 It was about a mother duck and a father swan with three baby ducklings who were bitten to death by the father because they quacked too much.
7 Instead, you may find yourself wanting to share a Mason jar of sweet tea with this quack pack and join their fun.
8 In the 1920s, a quack named John Brinkley became a household name by implanting goat testicles into the bodies of patients complaining of infertility and impotence.
9 The stuff that was coming out of him consisted of words, but it was not speech in the true sense: it was a noise uttered in unconsciousness, like the quacking of a duck.
10 It’s doubtful that nineteenth-century Americans saw their healers as “irregular” or as “quacks” in the negative way that we have come to understand the words.
11 Yet it’s considered acceptable if it’s done unknowingly by earnest but ignorant publishers of stock newsletters, or by practitioners of quack medicine, or by television evangelists.
12 As each one resurfaced, its mother, who had stopped quacking, greeted it.
13 ‘Stop looking at me like a duck that’s forgotten how to quack!’
14 Ducks on the bus sing. Quack! Quack Quack!
鸭子在公共汽车上唱歌. 嘎! 嘎!嘎!
15 That doctor is a quack, he should be reported.
那医生是个“江湖骗子”, 应该被检举.
16 He not only defrauded Medicare — he considers himself a “healthcare entrepreneur” — but killed his cancer-ridden wife by insisting on a quack treatment.
17 It was the age of horse sense and the quack.
那是个骗子和庸医横行的年代.
18 The eyeless creature with the quacking voice would never be vaporized.
19 In “You Can’t Cure Me, I Promise It’s Fine,” she conjures up an imagined Disability Be Gone! mart that sells quack cures.
20 “She has an ugly voice. She quacks like a pressed duck.”
quack 同义词
1 吵闹声
2 江湖骗子
3 江湖郎中
4 假
suppositive flash false fake artificial straw mock painted dummy bum queer bogus sham spoof phony assumed dud spurious jive snide pseudo ersatz untruthful feigned gil faux pasteboard hyped-up pseud bogue bodger supposititious suppositious postiche got-up pseud-
5 吹牛
mouthy rodomontade magniloquent vaporing vaunt windiness talk tall bend a long bow bend the long bow draw a long bow draw the long bow shoot the bull talk big talk through hat brag about windy bouncing swanky blown-up braggart gascon tooting flamdoodle gas bounce crap charlatan swank braggadocio gassiness munchausen blague tinhorn bazoo cockalorum fanfaronade four-flush blow stretch pitch blast bull romance vapour swagger gasconade kvell line shooting Gascon charlatanic line-shoot gum-beating crack cracker eyewash Munchausen charlatanism magniloquence braggartism skite charlatanry jactation buck brave vaporise squib bulldog vaporize talk horse shoot off mouth shit for the birds tootle own kazoo draw the longbow crack jaw full of bull sling it shoot the breeze throw the hatchet shoot a line
6 庸医
quackish quackishly quackster quackishness charlatan empiric saltimbanco quacksalver mountebank empirical medicaster crocus empiricist barber-surgeon
8 假充内行的人
9 骗子
fraud fake cheat rogue liar counterfeit jockey crook gouge rook shaver sharpie jackal trickster charlatan bilk sharper gyp mountebank sciolist twice thimblerig skin beat leg operator sharp greek shark projector hawk kite sham phony cheater ringer swindle hustler pretender impostor rigger juggler faker biter humbug cajole phoney hoodwink skinner grifter tricker 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 嘎嘎
11 闲聊
gab chinwag yatata flapjaw clishmaclaver rag-chewing gum-beating jaw rap gossip gassing tattle natter tittle-tattle causerie chin-wag gossipry yatter prattle tell hen chaffer chin-chin chew flap about flap chops shoot the breeze shoot the bull cut up touches make conversation
13 医生
doctor physician leech medico sawbones pill-pusher medic medical man medical doctor hakim doc medical iatric med. bone-breaker bone-bender artist bone consultant pill crocker croaker
14 庸医的
15 聊天
visit chat chitchat tittle-tattle chin-wag chin-wagging chin shoot the breeze meandering dirt gossip meander schmooze twaddle small-talk chaffer coze yabber
16 骗人
18 废话
ballocks horsefeathers clamjamfry schmegeggy kafooster stuff truck chicken phrase trash vanilla crap garbage nonsense cock spinach rubbish blah bullshit yak cobbler chaff bilge jive tripe moonshine bleat burble prattle hogwash horseshit twaddle hooey hokum poppycock palaver balderdash tootle tosh bosh piffle trumpery flummery haver malarky blether squit surplusage blatherskite cagmag
20 冒充内行的人
23 假的
suppositive flash false fake artificial straw mock painted dummy bum queer bogus sham spoof phony assumed dud spurious jive snide pseudo ersatz untruthful feigned gil faux pasteboard hyped-up pseud bogue bodger supposititious suppositious postiche got-up pseud-
27 大言不惭
28 江湖医生