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美:[slɪŋ]
英:[slɪŋ]
美:[slɪŋ]
n.
吊索,鞋带
投石器
投掷
[医]悬带
vt.
吊起,悬挂
投掷
遣送,押往
复数:slings
第三人称单数:slings
现在分词:slinging
过去式:slung
过去分词:slung
词根:sling
n.slinger 投石者;吊物工人;摔砂造模机;吊环
slinging 吊起;抛砂
verb (1)
transitive verb
to cast with a sudden and usually sweeping or swirling motion
slung the sack over my shoulder
to throw with or as if with a sling political campaigners slinging mud
slinging punches
to serve (food) to a customer
had a job slinging hamburgers
noun (1)
an instrument for throwing stones that usually consists of a short strap with strings fastened to its ends and is whirled round to discharge its missile by centrifugal force
slingshot sense 1
a usually looped line (as of strap, chain, or rope) used to hoist, lower, or carry somethingespecially: a hanging bandage suspended from the neck to support an arm or hand
a chain or rope attached to a lower yard at the middle and passing around a mast near the masthead to support a yard
a chain hooked at the bow and stern of a boat for lowering or hoisting
a device (such as a rope net) for enclosing material to be hoisted by a tackle or crane
a slinging or hurling of or as if of a missile
verb (2)
transitive verb
to place in a sling for hoisting or lowering
to suspend by or as if by a sling
noun (2)
an alcoholic drink that is served hot or cold and that usually consists of liquor, sugar, lemon juice, and plain or carbonated water rum sling
gin sling
sling someone out赶走某人,驱逐某人
rope sling吊索;吊货索环;索套
约于1300年,指“用于投掷石头的手持工具”(由一个带子和两根绳子组成),来自于一个未知的大陆日耳曼语源(例如中古低地德语 slinge “弹弓”),源自于意味着“摇摆,旋转,扭曲”的动词(参见 sling(v.1))。
这个概念可能是在释放之前被扭曲和旋转。从中投掷出来的石头或金属块称为 sling-stone(14世纪晚期)。这个古老武器的早期英语词汇是 lithere(古英语 liþere,与 leather 有关)。
一些意义的发展可能受到了低地德语同源词的影响。14世纪早期记录了“用于举起或搬运重物的环形物”的意义。1711年作为“用于步枪等的皮革肩带”。1720年有“用于颈部系一块布的环形物,以支撑受伤的手臂”的意义。中古英语的医学词汇“用于治疗脱臼的吊带或支撑环”是 stremb(15世纪初,Chauliac,他还有 suspensorie),源自于中世纪拉丁语 stremba。
The Greeks, Romans, and Carthaginians had bodies of slingers attached to their armies, recruited especially from the inhabitants of the Balearic Isles. The use of the sling continued among European armies to the sixteenth century, at which time it was employed to hurl grenades. [Century Dictionary]
希腊人、罗马人和迦太基人都有投石手部队,特别是从巴利阿里群岛的居民中招募。投石索在欧洲军队中一直使用到16世纪,当时它被用来投掷手榴弹。[世纪词典]
小绳套
枪背带
悬带:用于支持全身或某一特定部位的绷带或悬吊物
悬带
Verb (1) Middle English, probably from Old Norse slyngva to hurl; akin to Old English & Old High German slingan to worm, twist, Lithuanian slinkti Noun (2) origin unknown
The first known use of sling was in the 14th century
slippagenoun
an act, instance, or process of slipping
a loss in transmission of power
slipknotnoun
a knot that slips along a line around which it is made see knot illustration
slipcovernoun
a removable covering for a piece of furniture
slinkyadjective
sneakily quiet
slinky movements
following the lines of the figure in a gracefully flowing manner
slinky dresses
slinkverb
to move or go sneakily : creep along (as in fear or shame)
slingshotnoun
a forked stick with an elastic band attached for shooting small stones
sling1 of 3verb
to throw with a sudden sweeping motion
slung the sweater over her shoulder
to throw with a sling
sling2 of 3noun
a short strap with strings fastened to its ends that is whirled round to throw something (as a stone)
slingshot
something (as a rope or chain) used to hoist, lower, support, or carry somethingespecially: a bandage hanging from the neck to support an arm or hand
a slinging or hurling of or as if of a missile
sling3 of 3verb
to put in or move or support with a sling
to hang from two points
sling a hammock
sling1 of 3verb
to throw with a sudden sweeping motion
slung the sweater over her shoulder
to throw with a sling
sling2 of 3noun
a short strap with strings fastened to its ends that is whirled round to throw something (as a stone)
slingshot
something (as a rope or chain) used to hoist, lower, support, or carry somethingespecially: a bandage hanging from the neck to support an arm or hand
a slinging or hurling of or as if of a missile
sling3 of 3verb
to put in or move or support with a sling
to hang from two points
sling a hammock
sling1 of 3verb
to throw with a sudden sweeping motion
slung the sweater over her shoulder
to throw with a sling
sling2 of 3noun
a short strap with strings fastened to its ends that is whirled round to throw something (as a stone)
slingshot
something (as a rope or chain) used to hoist, lower, support, or carry somethingespecially: a bandage hanging from the neck to support an arm or hand
a slinging or hurling of or as if of a missile
sling3 of 3verb
to put in or move or support with a sling
to hang from two points
sling a hammock
sling1 of 3verb
to throw with a sudden sweeping motion
slung the sweater over her shoulder
to throw with a sling
sling2 of 3noun
a short strap with strings fastened to its ends that is whirled round to throw something (as a stone)
slingshot
something (as a rope or chain) used to hoist, lower, support, or carry somethingespecially: a bandage hanging from the neck to support an arm or hand
a slinging or hurling of or as if of a missile
sling3 of 3verb
to put in or move or support with a sling
to hang from two points
sling a hammock
slingnoun
a hanging bandage suspended from the neck to support an arm or hand
a harness especially constructed for supporting a sick animal in a standing position
1 Odysseus clung to a single beam, like a jockey riding, meanwhile stripping Kalypso’s cloak away; then he slung round his chest the veil of Ino and plunged headfirst into the sea.
2 I lifted up the body and slung it across my shoulder.
3 There were stretchers lifted and slid into the slings above.
4 Her father rushed into the room with two ties slung around his neck and his shoes in his hand.
5 When they finally returned, Yoren had a little girl in his arms, and March and Cutjack were carrying a woman in a sling made of an old tom quilt.
6 “Bring the archers! Keep the slings going! Let’s give that mob in the ditch something to think about.”
7 On the following day, however, he came back to the house shaved and clean, with his mustache perfumed with lavender water and without the bloody sling.
8 She slung the dish towel off her shoulder and wiped at the spots on the table.
9 In the real city, Thyon Nero walked to the anchor, his satchel slung over his shoulder.
10 The old man untied the drinking gourd slung across his back.
11 If lugs are not provided, slings should be used.
如果没有配置凸耳, 则应该采用吊索.
12 Mrs. Rimas slung the canvas over her shoulder and we dragged along, our hands cramped, still locked on to the shovel blades we had gripped for nearly twelve hours.
13 Take the seat sling and place the hood over the frame crown.
以座位吊索和地点框架冠在引擎盖.
14 As a baby Pearl had clung to her; she’d worn Pearl in a sling because whenever she’d set her down, Pearl would cry.
15 My fists clenched and Ayanna reached for the staff slung across her back.
16 The main problem was that the tent had been pitched too far out of range for sling or bow.
17 He slung his bag to his front side and pulled out his own lock, and Javier grabbed Moss’s bike and leaned it up against his.
18 Pressed together like a sandwich, the paired boards could carry twice as much weight, most of it in saddlebags slung on the underside.
19 Bunny’s tweed jacket was slung across the back of his chair, exposing several large rips and stains in the lining.
20 He took my backpack and slung it over his shoulder and walked me toward his house.
1 小费
lagnappe tip fee squeeze dash grease gratuity bung dropsy vail douceur backhander baksheesh pourboire bonsella small key money
3 抛弃
discard resignation slough renunciation repudiation heave-ho dingo dice leave foot throw cast reject shed desert abandon resign ditch cashier remit renounce forgo desolate jettison jilt deep-six shuffle off fling up be cast away turn from fling away fling off
4 保险带
5 打击
striking hit push strike blow shock shake crack stroke knock bat dash buff buffet percussion smite blight thrash clout pelt dint bop cutup
7 钩索
8 吊运
9 投掷
put delivery projection pelt hurling hurley dart jaculate project launch trap lag peg heave hoy let drive release casting cast shy toss dash smash flick hurl hurtle let drive at pitch fling deliver putting cant
12 扔
toss jettison flip throw pitch chunk shy chuck heave hoy bish cast hurl bung fling flick lob let fly put peck pelt peg twirl trundle
13 背带
belt tumpline galluses suspender shoulder strap suspenders braces brace bracing gallows shoulder belt
14 吊钩
17 撵走
bounce give the elbow chuck off chuck out of chuck out throw out of turn out from turn out of turn out throw out
22 果汁甜酒
23 吊架
26 遣送
27 驱逐
expulsion drive repel eject evict repulse roust drum out of drum out see off push out cast out chase away chase off chase out
28 吊环
31 贿赂
alyo take price oil drop contract fix protection ice bonus hat soap squeeze dash grease graft sweetener bribe payoff salve sop dropsy payola sugarplum blat schmear boodle douceur backhander plugola see square sugar smear sweeten throw a sop to Cerberus bribery bung baksheesh buy buy over grease the palm of
32 吊挂
33 一击
one stroke slash punches at a brush at a blow at a stroke at one blow at one stroke with a blow with one blow at a clap at one clap shot pound punch cuff wallop cut blow knock poke jolt clout douse bop fib larrup skelp
34 悬带
38 强迫
forced forcible pressure push duress make force railroad compel constrain pressurize bulldoze strong-arm trammel
39 露跟女鞋