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whip·cord
wIp kord
from its use in making whips
The first known use of whipcord was in the 14th century
whippletreenoun
whiffletree
whippetnoun
any of a breed of small swift slender dogs that are often used for hunting small animals or racing
whippersnappernoun
a small, unimportant, or overly confident person
whip1 of 2verb
to move, snatch, or jerk quickly and forcefully
whip out a camera
to strike with something long and thin or flexible
to overcome thoroughly : defeat
to stir up : incite
whip up enthusiasm
to produce in a hurry
whipped up a satisfying meal
to beat into a thick fluffy mass
whip cream
to flap about in a lively manner
sails whipped in the strong wind
whip2 of 2noun
a flexible tool for whipping
a dessert made by whipping some part of the mixture
a kitchen utensil used in whipping
a whipping motion
whiplashnoun
the lash of a whip
injury resulting from a sudden sharp jerking movement of the head and neck (as of a person in a car that is struck from behind by another car)
whipcordnoun
a thin tough braided cord
a strong cloth with fine diagonal ridges
1 Mr. Furnay said something sharply in the same grating language; Bivins whipped out a handkerchief, pressed it over the tear in his whipcords and went quickly out to the car.
2 His smallest muscle stands out hard and firm like whipcord, says an English painter.
“他们的最小的一条筋都暴栗起来,坚硬如钢, 像鞭条一样.”──一位英国的画家这样说.
3 Bivins, looking upset and sullen in immaculate new whipcords, opened the sliding doors without a word.
4 In the tail of the "g" was whipcord for Alfie's self-esteem.
5 Gow obstinately refusing to plead, his thumbs were tied with whipcord till they broke.
6 You means Betsy Warren, what sells tobacco and snuff and lollipops and whipcord.
7 His muscles, like whipcord, rippled as he ascended with a steady, even movement towards the isolated foretop.
8 “Well, the boat’s painter’s got frailed, and I want a bit o’ whipcord to lap it with.
9 Embedded in the ground below the hearth-stone lay a small tin box, bound round and round with whipcord.
10 His smallest muscle stands out hard and firm like a whipcord.
他最小的一条筋都暴栗起来,坚硬如钢,像鞭绳一样.
11 Don't you think that some enlightened Cuban will hit upon the same train of argument, and make a fresh investment in whipcord?
12 One exhibit case holds the handsome gray whipcord uniform worn by Georgia A. Cerow, who, after graduating from Barnard College, traveled to France, where she eventually helped manage a Red Cross warehouse.
13 The lash was wound round one of them; there might have been more whipcord under the skin.
14 However, I was beaten by the examiners and my couple of years' work succeeded only in giving my muscles the hardness of steel and flexibility of whipcord.
15 A fib, perhaps pardonable, as the thing he designs lapping is not his boat’s painter, but the waist of Mary Morgan, and not with slender whipcord, but his own stout arms.
16 On the back of his huge hand the muscles stood out like whipcords.
17 His gauntlets contain a flamethrower, and a whipcord lanyard launcher.
他的护手里安装了火焰喷射器和绳索发射器.
18 His sinews, too, though much stiffened, seemed yet to be of whipcord, and his whole frame a species of indurated mummy that retained its vitality.
19 But Barney was whipcord and iron, and moreover he had a double purpose of gratitude and revenge to stimulate him.
20 One while it was as fine as a cobweb, and the next as coarse as a little boy's whipcord.
1 结实
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2 坚韧
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3 坚强
strong solid tough iron sturdy grim stout forceful inflexible unyielding substantially consistency consistence toughen steel
11 结实的
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