英:[fɔːk]
美:[fɔːrk]
英:[fɔːk]
美:[fɔːrk]
复数:forks
第三人称单数:forks
现在分词:forking
过去式:forked
过去分词:forked
forklike (adj.)
词根:fork
adj.forked 有叉的;不真诚的
v.forked 成叉状;用叉(或耙)干活(fork的过去分词形式)
noun
an implement with two or more prongs used especially for taking up (as in eating), pitching, or digging
a forked part, tool, or piece of equipment
a division into branches or the place where something divides into branches
confluence
one of the branches into which something forks
an attack by one chess piece (such as a knight) on two pieces simultaneously
verb
intransitive verb
to divide into two or more branches
where the road forks
to use or work with a fork
to turn into a fork
transitive verb
to give the form of a fork to
forking her fingers
to attack (two chessmen) simultaneously
to raise, pitch, dig, or work with a fork
fork hay
pay, contribute—used with over, out, or up
had to fork over $5000
knife and fork刀叉
tuning fork音叉
fork lift铲车,叉车;叉式装卸车;万能装卸车
fork outv. 支付;放弃
fork in the road岔路,三岔路口
fork truck叉车;叉式运货车
fork lift truck叉车,叉式装卸车;堆高机
fork lifter叉车;叉式升降机
dinner fork餐叉
front fork前叉
fork and spoon叉子与勺子
salad fork生菜叉;糕点叉
shifting fork变速叉,换挡拨叉;齿轮换档叉
fish fork鱼叉;吃鱼用叉
古英语 forca, force “草叉,叉形器具,叉形武器”,源自日耳曼语借词(古弗里西亚语 forke,荷兰语 vork,古诺尔斯语 forkr,丹麦语 fork),源自拉丁语 furca “双齿叉; 草叉; 烹饪用叉”,词源不确定。古英语还有 forcel “草叉”。自公元1200年以来,作为“叉形桩或柱”(如绞刑架或支撑物)使用。
据说在英格兰,贵族们直到15世纪才开始使用餐叉,直到17世纪初才普及。这个词在这个意义上的首次记录是在1430年的清单中,可能来自古北法语 forque(古法语 furche,现代法语 fourche),源自拉丁词。河流的意思是从1753年开始的; 道路的意思是从1839年开始的。作为自行车零件从1871年开始。作为国际象棋中一种同时攻击两个棋子的方法(通常是骑士),它可以追溯到1650年代。在旧俚语中, forks “两个食指”来自1812年。
叉
捉双
两头威胁
叉:有叉的器械
Noun Middle English forke, from Old English & Anglo-French; Old English forca & Anglo-French furke, from Latin furca
The first known use of fork was before the 12th century
forlornadjective
feeling sad and lonely especially because of being left alone
nearly hopeless
a forlorn cause
forlornadjective
feeling sad and lonely especially because of being left alone
nearly hopeless
a forlorn cause
fork1 of 2noun
a tool with two or more prongs used especially for taking up (as in eating), pitching, or digging
a forked part or tool
a dividing into branches or the place where something divides into branches
a fork in the road
a branch of a fork
take the left fork
fork2 of 2verb
to divide into two or more branches
the road forks
to raise or pitch with a fork
fork hay
to give the form of a fork to
forked her fingers
pay entry 1 sense 2, contribute
had to fork over $100
forkliftnoun
a machine for lifting heavy objects by means of steel fingers inserted under the load
fork1 of 2noun
a tool with two or more prongs used especially for taking up (as in eating), pitching, or digging
a forked part or tool
a dividing into branches or the place where something divides into branches
a fork in the road
a branch of a fork
take the left fork
fork2 of 2verb
to divide into two or more branches
the road forks
to raise or pitch with a fork
fork hay
to give the form of a fork to
forked her fingers
pay entry 1 sense 2, contribute
had to fork over $100
fork1 of 2noun
a tool with two or more prongs used especially for taking up (as in eating), pitching, or digging
a forked part or tool
a dividing into branches or the place where something divides into branches
a fork in the road
a branch of a fork
take the left fork
fork2 of 2verb
to divide into two or more branches
the road forks
to raise or pitch with a fork
fork hay
to give the form of a fork to
forked her fingers
pay entry 1 sense 2, contribute
had to fork over $100
forkedadjective
having a fork : shaped like a fork
fork1 of 2noun
a tool with two or more prongs used especially for taking up (as in eating), pitching, or digging
a forked part or tool
a dividing into branches or the place where something divides into branches
a fork in the road
a branch of a fork
take the left fork
fork2 of 2verb
to divide into two or more branches
the road forks
to raise or pitch with a fork
fork hay
to give the form of a fork to
forked her fingers
pay entry 1 sense 2, contribute
had to fork over $100
forknoun
a forked part, tool, or piece of equipment see tuning fork
the lower part of the human body where the legs diverge from the trunk usually including the legs
1 Their road made a fork with another road, and now they walked on a gravel shoulder.
2 The road forks right after the bridge.
这条路过桥后岔开分成两条。
3 The woman, who lived in our neighbourhood, was envying boxes brimming with dented pots, knives, spoons, forks, broken mirrors and articles of furniture; things which, after being thoroughly cleaned, we would use as housewares.
4 He jumped up, grabbed a fork from beside his plate, and began banging it against the side of his water glass.
5 On my other side, Hammie digs a fork into her food.
6 It was the face of Mrs. Van Hopper in the restaurant the day before, her small pig’s eyes darting to the neighbouring table, her fork, heaped high with ravioli, pausing in mid-air.
7 Emily Tallis picked up her knife and fork and everyone did likewise.
8 I look over Will’s shoulder at the members, who are now flicking bits of food at one another with their forks.
9 The heavy charms on Sydelle Pulaski's bracelet clinked and clunked as she raised a full fork and flourished it in a practiced ritual before aiming it at her open mouth.
10 She put down her fork and fixed her exhausted eyes on him.
11 It falls off in glops, leaving me holding a coated fork.
12 They were brought at last to a stone cottage at a fork in the road.
13 I half expected him to lick his lips with a forked tongue.
14 He forked another bite into his mouth and glanced up at the clock.
15 About a mile beyond the village, at the top of the hill, they came to the fork in the road.
16 Garfield thumped his sneakers against the chair legs and Harrison skitter-screeched his fork over his plate while Abby’s dad whistled above a sizzling skillet and Abby’s mom talked over it all.
17 “The potatoes are lumpy,” she responded, doing some tardy mashing with the tines of her fork.
18 The sugar, milk, straws, fork, napkin are on the corner, make yourself please.
糖包 、 奶包 、 吸管 、 餐叉 、 餐巾纸在拐角处, 请您自取.
19 He got out the blood sausage, fried it up, and set out glasses, plates, knives and forks, and two bottles of wine.
20 “Here, take this fork,” the man said, handing Ignatius a bent and corroded semblance of a spear.
1 分岔
crotched branch off split divide forked branch off diverge ramify forficate branching branched divergence
2 岔口
3 岔路口
4 支付
payment payout defrayal pony pay defray paying unliquidated settlement remittance disburse reckon table settle
7 分叉
tangential forked bifurcate embranchment horn furcate branch divaricate depart diverge ramification bifurcation furcation part bisect ramify arborize bifid antler
8 放弃
waiver chuck rendition abandonment jettison renunciation dereliction abnegation demission nonuse voidance go part retreat renegue leave release throw refuse yield render shed quit compromise abandon dismiss jack surrender resign discard discontinue waive remit renounce forsake forgo disclaim cede scuttle abdicate renege flunk abnegate unwish demit
13 选择
selective option pick choice selection election parti wale druther choose pitch elect opt select prick down by preference
14 树叉
20 搬运
transport transportation removal handling haul tote portage transference haulage porterage buck coonjin carry
21 分歧
divided divergent branching divaricate divaricately divisively ramification divergence chasm bifurcation divisiveness discrepance divarication furcate diverge ramify variance branch rent gap gulf fissure dissension divide
22 餐叉
24 分流
25 成叉形
27 成叉
28 分歧点