英:[æks]
美:[æks]
英:[æks]
美:[æks]
复数:axes
第三人称单数:axes
现在分词:axing
过去式:axed
过去分词:axed
Noun
1. an edge tool with a heavy bladed head mounted across a handle
Verb
1. chop or split with an ax;
"axe wood"
2. terminate;
"The NSF axed the research program and stopped funding it"
见 axe(n.)。
axlenoun
a pin, pole, or bar on or with which a wheel revolves
axisnoun
a straight line about which a body or a geometric figure rotates or may be supposed to rotate
the earth's axis
a straight line with respect to which a body or figure is symmetrical called alsoaxis of symmetry
one of the reference lines of a coordinate system
a bodily structure around which parts are arranged in a symmetrical way
the main stem of a plant from which leaves and branches arise
axiomaticadjective
of or relating to an axiom
resembling an axiom
axiomaticadjective
of or relating to an axiom
resembling an axiom
axiomnoun
a rule or principle widely accepted as obviously true and not needing to be proved
axillanoun
armpit
axillanoun
armpit
axialadjective
of, relating to, or having the characteristics of an axis
situated around, in the direction of, on, or along an axis
axial flowers
axialadjective
of, relating to, or having the characteristics of an axis
situated around, in the direction of, on, or along an axis
axial flowers
axnoun
a cutting tool that consists of a heavy edged head attached to a handle and that is used for chopping and splitting wood
axabbreviation
axis
1 Picking up my lantern, I thought of my ax.
2 "So, do you want to go get the ax now?"
3 He had his ax, or what Jack Rabbit Jones had called his “union card.”
4 I walked over and sank my ax as deep as I could in the smooth white bark.
5 If someone was to ax me aforehand, I’d-a said I couldn’t think of nothing worst than getting jumped on by a whole vexed mob.
6 As the three groups came off the ships, they formed in fours along the wharf, their axes on their shoulders.
7 Already, apart from many younger lads, more than a hundred sturdy hobbits were assembled with axes, and heavy hammers, and long knives, and stout staves; and a few had hunting-bows.
8 The moors their axes had stripped of trees glowed silver in the moonlight, and the yellow lights of peasant huts were like scattered jewels on the ravendark cloak of a king.
9 The oyster beds that lay hidden in the marsh could cut like axes.
10 Irvines ice ax was found in 1933.
厄文的冰斧于1933年被人发现.
11 Some of the words that have learned with this letter are fox, ox, box, and ax.
学习相关字母发音的单词:狐狸 、 牛 、 盒子和斧头.
12 My hands were not used to holding a machete or an ax.
13 Laying my ax down, I held my lantern out in front of me and stepped out on the ice.
14 “I saw them in the forest. I was at the Holy Grove. They were there with axes.”
15 This is why he can build things and chop things: everyone there could use an ax and a saw.
16 Surrounding the bus, they began to smash its windows with bricks and a heavy ax, and again tried to force open the door.
17 I carried no rope, no tent or bivouac gear, no hardware save my ice axes.
18 Some prisoners used small axes to hack the branches off logged trees, while others stacked wood.
19 I swung my left ice ax and struck rock.
20 I couldn’t help but notice that he still held his ax.
1 斩首
3 解雇
layoff heave-ho fire drop boot dismiss shelve marching orders send about business give the chop give the bag give the axe give the bullet push kick gate discharge kiss bump bounce sack dispatch firing chuck dismissal redundancy severance kiss-off rif let-out kickout mittimus de-man dehire can remove shop bag separate cast give the shake send to graze send about his business tie a can to put to grass give the ax get the bullet fire out removal separation disemployment tromp disemploy Can relieve cashier demit off the payroll turn out to grass put out to grass send out to grass give the air give the mitten give the bucket send away booted out
4 斧
5 开除
expulsion banishment remove sack expel banish dump give the axe push kick boot kiss bump bounce shove dismissal heave-ho kiss-off kickout can cut fire drop ship wash exclude dismiss chop cashier victimize
6 撤消
discharge withdrawal reversal avoidance dissolution abatement absolution cassation cancel open reverse withdraw dissolve override repeal belay countermand
8 取消
rescissory backout recall cancel cancellation scrub repeal revoke revocation abatement retraction annulment undoing rescission nullification recision palinode voidance retractation cut remove reverse scratch blank divorce bump void dissolve exempt undo negate retract rescind annihilate nullify abate preempt annul expunge recant unsay countermand unswear disannul