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复数:nicks
第三人称单数:nicks
现在分词:nicking
过去式:nicked
过去分词:nicked
noun
a small notch, groove, or chip
For one thing, formal chairs, beds and tables require greater vigilance on the part of the owners to protect against nicks and spills.—Sarah Collins
a small cut or wound
got a few nicks from shaving
a break in one strand of two-stranded DNA caused by a missing phosphodiester bond
a final critical moment
in the nick of time
British, informal prisonalso: police station
… he said to me, "And how was it in the nick? Did they beat you in there at all?" —Colin MacInnes
British, informal condition
in good nick
verb
transitive verb
to jot down : record
to make a nick in : notch, chip
… her favorite haunts are … department stores where she scores deep discounts on nicked furniture sold off the floor.—Heather Lobdell
to cut into or wound slightly I didn't have time to get my glove up, and the ball nicked my ear as it went past me.—Steve Wulf
nicked himself shaving
to cut short
cold weather, which nicked steel and automobile output—Time
to catch at the right point or time
cheat, overcharge
"A cry of anguish ascended to high heavens," reported Business Week in 1933, "when millions of white-collar workers discovered that they had been nicked for a considerable percentage of their earnings when J. P. Morgan and partners had paid no income tax at all."—Cynthia Crossen
British slang arrest
The new owner, my brother, had installed all the window grilles and had them wired on a direct alarm to the police station so that if anyone tried to enter that way they would be nicked.—Dick Francis
British slang steal
To discover at the last moment that 24 cases of Schweppes had been nicked from the cellar was a horrible shock.—Sunday Times
intransitive verb
to make petty attacks : snipe
to complement one another genetically and produce superior offspring
in the nick[英国俚语]在警察局,在狱中
nick name绰号;昵称
"凹槽,槽口,裂缝",15世纪中期, nik, nyke,一个起源不明的词,可能来自于法语 niche 的变体(见 niche)。Nick of time 首次出现在1640年代(nick of opportunity 在1610年代),可能源于一种旧习惯,即通过在记账棍上刻刻度来记录时间的流逝,尽管 nick 在“关键时刻”的一般意义上比该短语更古老(1570年代,汉默尔,他补充说“通常我们这样说”)。Nick(n.)特指“记账棍上的刻痕”,可追溯到15世纪晚期。
恰好赶上
险胜
切口
切口
双链核酸分子中一条链上出现的断裂或切割部位。
Noun Middle English nyke, probably alteration of nocke nock
The first known use of nick was in the 15th century
nickname1 of 2noun
an often descriptive name (as "Shorty" or "Tex") given in addition to the one belonging to an individual
a form of a proper name (as "Billy" for "William") used by family or friends
nickname2 of 2verb
to give a nickname to
nickname1 of 2noun
an often descriptive name (as "Shorty" or "Tex") given in addition to the one belonging to an individual
a form of a proper name (as "Billy" for "William") used by family or friends
nickname2 of 2verb
to give a nickname to
nickel1 of 2noun
a silver-white hard metallic element that can be hammered and shaped and is capable of a high polish, resistant to wearing away, and used chiefly in alloys see element
also nickle the U.S. five-cent piece made of nickel and copper
five cents
nickel2 of 2verb
to plate with nickel
nick1 of 2noun
a small groove : notch
chip entry 1 sense 4
a nick in a cup
the last moment at which the result of an event can be changed
arrived in the nick of time
nick2 of 2verb
to make a nick in
to wound or cut slightly
nicked himself shaving
nickerverb
neigh, whinny
nickelodeonnoun
an early movie theater charging five cents for admission
jukebox
nickel1 of 2noun
a silver-white hard metallic element that can be hammered and shaped and is capable of a high polish, resistant to wearing away, and used chiefly in alloys see element
also nickle the U.S. five-cent piece made of nickel and copper
five cents
nickel2 of 2verb
to plate with nickel
nick1 of 2noun
a small groove : notch
chip entry 1 sense 4
a nick in a cup
the last moment at which the result of an event can be changed
arrived in the nick of time
nick2 of 2verb
to make a nick in
to wound or cut slightly
nicked himself shaving
nick1 of 2noun
a small groove : notch
chip entry 1 sense 4
a nick in a cup
the last moment at which the result of an event can be changed
arrived in the nick of time
nick2 of 2verb
to make a nick in
to wound or cut slightly
nicked himself shaving
nick1 of 2noun
a break in one strand of two-stranded DNA caused by a missing phosphodiester bond
nick2 of 2transitive verb
to produce a nick in (DNA)
circular DNA that has been nicked and closed
1 You have come and are here met, in this very nick of time, by chance as it may seem.
2 And toys with nicks, dents, and signs of wear and tear should be priced under $10.
3 The two men were wiry, dark, and nearly beardless; walking beside them on the trail, I had noticed small nicks in their earlobes.
4 College students already are being nicked, but probably don't realize it.
大学生已经上了当,但他们或许还没有意识到。
5 After several years banged up in the nick, even you might start to go mad.
在监狱关上几年后,就算是你,也可能会变疯的。
6 We shoved the rockets into the bag and the bag under the bed and got the edges of Bobby Gene’s comforter pulled down just in the nick of time.
7 As her fingers tightened on her scabbard, he could see the scars and nicks on her skin shifting over her tendons.
8 What are you doing, Nick?
你在做什么,尼克?
9 His ribs were damaged, but other than that he's in good nick...
他的肋骨受了损伤,但除此之外一切都还好。
10 She lingered for a few minutes to talk to Nick.
她多待了几分钟,想跟尼克谈一谈。
11 The nick wasn’t large, but the hatchet was important to him, was his only tool, and he should not have thrown it.
12 I tried not to flinch, but I could feel where the knife nicked my skin.
13 He’s wearing a suit...even has a spot on his chin where he nicked himself shaving and left the little piece of tissue there “for effect.”
14 At Kitum Cave, while wearing a space suit and dissecting animals, he had been nicked three times with bloody tools.
15 Since they were downhill, we had a good line of fire and scored several direct hits, the rocks dinging off their bikes, nicking the paint and denting the fenders.
16 In nick of time, L.A. County adds staff to keep juvenile halls open.
17 Nick thinks that it's amazing!
尼克认为这很不可思议!
18 Whenever she nicked herself, she’d cuss like a biker and wipe away the blood with her pinkie.
19 Once again Ash was surprised, and the paring knife slipped and nicked her finger, leaving behind a thin line of blood.
20 The wind’s pummeling me, the salty spray nicking my hot face, the ocean below drumming as ferociously in my head as out of it.
2 凹口
4 计算
logistic account count rating tale calculation accounting compute casting computation calculus arithmetic reckoning numeration working-out figure cast calculate reckon cipher do item computing
7 抓获
8 划痕
9 裂缝
check break spring rent split rip rift crevice fissure cleft cranny crevasse chink score dry tear gap shake crack leak chop seam vein flaw fracture slit hiatus yawn gash clink screed rive interstice
11 骗取
con wangle do skin beat palm cheat fool chisel rook scrounge beguile humbug diddle gyp flimflam mulct mouch blag job scam swindle bilk finagle skank nobble schlenter
13 欺骗
falsidical deceptive beguiling fallacious duplicitous delusive colorable deceptively fraudulently deceivingly beguilingly imposturing quackishness do sell fraud cheat deception juggle bunk imposition spoof deceit trickery swindle sleight duplicity subterfuge humbug gammon falseness mystification flam skullduggery skulduggery fraudulence knavery shenanigan beguilement humbuggery hokey-pokey cozenage bamboozlement hocuspocus double-deal impose deceive jockey fudge hocus-pocus illude have job stick beat trick bite trim fool scam hype mock sting cod fiddle mislead chisel hoax dupe gull victimize delude beguile hoodwink bamboozle bilk diddle bunco hocus gyp double-cross shortchange befool chouse do a snow job put over on have a game with practise on practise upon skin game act a lie play a part shell game double cross put upon make a fool of funny delusive false cross-up hoky-poky take-in do sell plant string abuse curve twist fraud cheat shaft illusion bob deception lurk fiddle gag delusion cog hoax sham trimming gouge deceit trickery bop wile mace gaff shuck gammon barney bunco eyewash hocus falseness flam hokum legerdemain hanky-panky rinky-dink flimflam chicane flivver jiggery-pokery cooch jugglery chiz hokey-pokey gloze rort swiz hokeypokey cootch job lie shit fool boodle practice ring impose bull grease bitch fudge bamboozle bam have dipsy-doodle kid banter diddle gyp cozen cold-deck yentz illude gazoozle fainaigue make work take short green catch stick cross beat jump burn cream dish screw trim palm hose bucket rim hype mock fox Jew deceive sucker buffalo mislead bunk two-time deacon jockey chisel dope fob gull lurch ream snooker jive mystify short-change slicker beguile frig fop double-cross jink gudgeon cully trepan hornswoggle gyppo double-X befool chouse make game of bludge on play the rogue slip one over on put it over on have a game with play the fool with a clean shave run a sandy on on the earhole givethe business string on throw a curve on the fiddle give short change come it play games with
14 抓住
holt hold purchase clutch grasp seizure snatch prehension nobble snavel PIN pot nail tackle cop nab enchain enclasp close catch grab seize fasten grapple lay hands on lay hold of
15 恶魔
diabolical devil demon fiend duende Old Harry brimstony satanic fiendish diabolic demoniac cloven-hoofed power hell genius satan harry cain lucifer beelzebub belial deil afreet hellhound ragman asmodeus Old Nick spirit enemy scratch ghost puck serpent Satan deuce Beelzebub Apollyon Eblis mester devildom Mahound Iblis cacodemon the man of sin the old gentleman
16 阻止
holding preventive discouraging detn. check let stop arrest stem prevention detention intercept inhibition throwback retard stoppage retardation kibosh stopping counteraction prevent foil hinder keep stay contain catch beat defense defend trap prohibit blanket spike discourage withstand forbid inhibit traverse deter preclude nip dissuade interdict debar untwist keep in check put the kibosh on put a crimp in
18 骗
chouse sharp shark frog sting chisel bamboozle gyp wheedle gip palter outjockey work best dish trick bubble bucket rogue mock pigeon fudge rook beguile bedevil bilk diddle bunco mump
19 撒旦
satanic scratch devil adversary fiend Satan tempter Lucifer shaitan archfiend Old Nick Old Scratch Prince of Darkness the Serpent Satanic devil fiend Satan lucifer Belial archfiend the enemy prince of the air
20 隙
21 情况
way state CASE condition pass picture scene status appearance context instance feather posture plight habitude -ery
25 快步走
26 切痕
27 受伤
hurt broken injured wounded stricken vulneration bruise vulnerate wound injure traumatize have been in the wars be the worse for wear get hurt
28 说中
29 离开
out off away clear departure going ex- pro- outta stir go part leave beat Blow Split retire quit withdraw ankle depart shrink absent evacuate detach boogie egress scat keep away run along be away stand off make tracks sling hook push along haul off
30 攻击
offensive aggressive assailant affrontive attack attempt offense excursion thrust onset aggression fling zap gangup push strike oppugn assault hop tilt bombard assail clobber belabor slam-bang fall on board of have a fling at waltz into lift hand against lace into weigh into dust up get claws into have at lay at
34 沟槽
37 弄缺
43 狙击
44 监狱
hoosegaw hoosgaw Can joint prison PEN stir jail cooler lockup penitentiary hock jailhouse slammer poky quod choky hoosegow bagnio big house correctional facility prison house jug gaol clink lock-up cage slam pokey tollbooth chokey calaboose chowki skookum house bastille calaboose can bird jug limbo coop roundhouse stockade bridewell toll-booth can prison jail penitentiary jailhouse slammer hoosgow keep pen stir mill cooler quad brig cannery quod bridewell choky hoosegow bandhouse lockup flophouse rest house iron house hold college hospital joint dump freezer choke grate boob limbo porridge mush fishbowl icebox clinker pogey poogie His Majesty's hotel
45 缺刻
46 摘记
47 划伤
48 溜走
make oneself scarce scarper slink vamoose slip glide pike on make oneself scarce slope off slip away slip off guy bolt sneak scarper clear skip slime shag slough mope vamoose miche absquatulate snurge do a bunk take a runout powder cop a mope take a powder do a fade off the count choof off slip away oil out
49 索价过高
50 断口
52 诈骗
imposturous double-tongued fraudulent trickily imposure imposturing sculduddery racket juggling humbuggery cozenage stick trick clip palm scam hype fox deceive hustle gull bunco fub fraudulent scam deception rip-off humbug gyp knavery shenanigan screw trim shear finagle thimblerig chisel
54 前接情况
55 缺口
gap hiatus indent jag breach crevice indentation break gap chip separation interrupt yawn jag shortfall notch burst aperture slap gape crenelation
56 偷窃
stealing job larceny rip-off thievery pilfering pilferage pilfer lift bone theft pinch half-inch souvenir purloin snavel find crib plunder filch steal sneak swipe snitch thieve theft snatch thieving boost rifle swipe rustle pilfer purloin snaffle relieve of rip off
57 偷窃某物
59 妨碍
impedimental holding preventive obstructive cloggy stop bar resistance barrier prevention opposition obstacle resistant interference objection disturbance obstruction nuisance trespass roadblock impediment retard embargo retardation pester molestation holdback bafflement trammel remora cumber prevent interfere obstruct interrupt hinder block trap resist oppose violate blanket trash spite forbid choke disturb clog traverse mar snag handicap hamper scotch impede thwart penalize embarrass molest balk foreclose hobble snooker stymie heckle encumber occlude interdict stonewall embar entrammel make against put a crimp in lay an embargo on in the way under foot
68 逮捕
arrest attachment collar apprehension arrestment arret attach surprise cop seize lag pinch apprehend nab make a prisoner of put the arm on arrest apprehension get pull lift cop bust apprehend nobble take into custody collar lag nab pick up run in pull in seize pinch bring in do catch up with attachment caption mitt captivation arrestment arret take shop attach nail zip claw captivate nip slough roundup
69 偷
Nip skim lift whip pinch loot snatch liberate nab snitch filch purloin dognap twoc snavel steal nip nobble thieve rustle trouser relieve of touch salvage glaum pick cabbage plunder duff nim remove bone finger ease hook bite nail bundle convey cop annex crib crook heist scrounge scarp prig snaffle hoist stealing scrump move win bag fake sneak cab clout lurch flog gooseberry jigger glom ganef help oneself pick and steal
70 男子名
gil alg. Lu Jer. Jul. Matt. marshall will lot job win hope art major guy north mark bill grant kit Christian Hi Urban angel prince gene rod gay dump clay duke jack mac ray norm al buddy cliff rob Sandy ham don pat chuck bob lance merry pierce dean crane tad mason lee dick hardy jay homer basil prosper Valentine moss frank maxim robin peter max Norman carol victor teddy garland Leo miller mike sander emery Corny glen dandy Angus Bobby August jock peregrine garnet kelvin paddy harry sylvan Allen terry Geordie martin wat randy willy tony billy William George Charles James Robert Louis Jones Morgan Richard drew Tom lewis Joe Joseph Alfred Arthur warren Edward Adam Hans Carl Walter Lawrence Holmes Paul Jackson jim Clark Stanley Samuel jess Howard Harold franklin Johnny Davis Albert Roosevelt dan Jefferson Mitchell Owen alec Moore Douglas Newton jean morris ralph Philip Russ Vernon ben Francis kay Joyce Arnold Abel Frederick jerry taffy axel marcel griffin Jason mickey derrick Thomas serge Charlie garret roger Clinton Michael larry Israel ted Scott Daniel Jeff Ed Gary Bruce Andrew barry ken Patrick Stephen eric Anthony Oscar Christopher nelson rube Lynn Jackie kelly Kim Bernard Jeffrey Stewart Aaron Simon Wayne Clarence oliver Gordon danny Russell Todd Willie Austin Carlos Matthew Ali Abraham Antonio Craig Wallace Bradley Lloyd Luke henry kent marc perry Calvin Harvey Joel Noah Jacob Meredith Nathan Montgomery Murray Hamilton Luther Vladimir Ellis Sidney kirk Reid Justin Sammy Malcolm jo Orlando Edgar Carroll Leslie Pierre Gregory Rodney Stuart Wesley Marion Milton Isaac Duncan Cy Nicholas Byron clint Ivan Hugo Harrison Lindsay Quinn Julian Shirley Rudolph brent Billie barney Julius Ramsey Herbert gilbert Moses Edmund Eliot Ernie Carson Herman Salvador Eli jimmy Ned Leonardo Benedict Sydney garth Jerome Morton Rupert Caesar Abe benny Seth ross Gregg Laurence Monroe Gabriel pedro Humphrey Solomon Maurice christie Roland clyde Gus Augustine Alvin Gail Conrad josh rex Edwin Randolph Everett Cary Lowell Angie Boyd Cecil Archie Saul Bruno Avery Sid maxwell mo Jonas Vivian Nate Levi Sebastian Seymour Nat mort Horace Ferdinand Sylvester Evelyn Dewey Wilbur Elijah Griffith Bert Baldwin Wyatt Sigmund si Jonah jake vic Harley Winnie Fabian Jude Clare dirk Jeremiah Ezra esprit Cyrus Clive Chester Philips Caspar fritz Sanford Cass Charley Elias Clement Jessie milo Sheldon Friedrich Murdoch davy merle Hannibal Leopold Carlton Isaiah Sinclair Myron Barrie Winslow Barnard lambert Terence Caleb Ludwig Alfonso Percy Wilkes Xavier Ebenezer Raoul Horatio Carlyle Bart Werner Cornelius Guthrie Giles monte Archibald Darius Erskine zack Elmer Judas Immanuel Arne Ignatius Sampson Tobias Willard Lucian Dietrich Lazarus Gideon louie Linus Dudley Nellie Clifton cosmo Antony Aubrey Ulysses Huntington Lafayette dexter Rudolf Roscoe somerset Reuben mack Ambrose Hodge Rutherford Samson Othello Asa Ernst Dominic johannes Mortimer Raphael Dod Wilhelm bennet Percival Ely sal Alva avril Lincoln tommy Prescott Augustus noel Fergus Austen Tristram timothy Jethro David Titus Gustavus Josiah Cyril Erasmus Amos lev Verner Constantine Elisha Gunnar brant Sean Sewell Emmanuel rolf Ichabod Mathew Macleod sim Jacky Verne Hiram Wilton Olaf Ephraim merlin Malachi Jonathan tod Jesse Alban Uriah Nathanael Godwin Simeon Iago Paolo Asher spencer Harris otto Joshua colin Nobel benjamin Alexander Elvis napoleon Melvin toby Loren Dominick Argus Aeneas makepeace Henny Gawain Lem Gareth Anselm Guido Bartholomew Alf Lachlan Spenser Xerxes Nicol Nahum Enoch Cuthbert Hadrian Granville Montague Maximilian Farquhar Manfred Crispin boniface Hobart Hughie Claudius Joachim clem Matthias Bertram Leonidas Barnabas Laban Theobald Domenico Lancelot Thor Mordecai Judah Abelard Josephus Christophe Theodoric Nestor Abram bethel Eck Marcellus Cymbeline Leander Zacharias humph Ezekiel knut Winthrop Aurelius Theodosius Octavian emmet Neddy Vergil Gottlieb dobbin Micah Lucretius Thorndike Pontus Zechariah milt Perceval Bevis bayard Alden Hildebrand Hezekiah Antonius Ethelred Zachariah Theophilus Gaspar Enos Egmont Balthazar Obadiah Uriel Athelstan Finlay Nevil Emlyn Syd Egbert Dunstan Alaric Rollo Nehemiah noll Junius Cyprian dob Erastus Jephthah Gamaliel Elihu Jehu Ethelbert Alphonsus Joab Japheth Sigismond Elbert aneurin Philemon Thadeus Silvanus Zephaniah Ikey osmund Estienne Zebulun Zedekiah Amadis Alberich Malachias Lindsey
71 魔鬼
satanic demoniac Mephistophelean Mephistophelian power devil fiend deuce tempter Beelzebub Iblis old gentleman hellish spirit devil sorrow adversary fiend deuce tempter lucifer belial shaitan mahound redcap devildom Old Harry Old Scratch Old Nick
72 扒窃