英:[ˈvetərənz, ˈvetrənz]
美:[ˈvɛtərənz, ˈvɛtrənz]
英:[ˈvetərənz, ˈvetrənz]
美:[ˈvɛtərənz, ˈvɛtrənz]
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noun
November 11 set aside in commemoration of the end of hostilities in 1918 and 1945 and observed as a legal holiday in the U.S. to honor the veterans of the armed forces
The first known use of Veterans Day was in 1952
chime inverb
to break into or join in a conversation or discussion
chip1 of 2noun
a small thin flat piece (as of wood, stone, or glass) broken off : flake
a small piece of food: as
chocolate chip
potato chip
french fry entry 1
fish and chips
a counter used in poker
plural money sense 1c
in the chips
a flaw left after a small piece has been broken off
a cup with a chip in it
a very small slice of silicon containing electronic circuits (as for a computer)
chip2 of 2verb
to cut or break a chip from something
chip a cup
to break off in small pieces
chip1 of 2noun
a small thin flat piece (as of wood, stone, or glass) broken off : flake
a small piece of food: as
chocolate chip
potato chip
french fry entry 1
fish and chips
a counter used in poker
plural money sense 1c
in the chips
a flaw left after a small piece has been broken off
a cup with a chip in it
a very small slice of silicon containing electronic circuits (as for a computer)
chip2 of 2verb
to cut or break a chip from something
chip a cup
to break off in small pieces
vice1 of 2noun
evil conduct or habits : wickedness
a moral fault or weakness
dishonesty was his vice
an unimportant fault
eating too much candy is my vice
behavior that is unwanted in a domestic animal (as pulling out feathers by a bird)
vice-2 of 2prefix
one that takes the place of
chip inverb
contribute sense 1
lick1 of 2verb
to pass the tongue over
licked the bowl
to touch or pass over like a tongue
flames were already licking the ceiling
to take up with the tongue
kittens licking milk
to hit again and again : beat
to get the better of
lick2 of 2noun
an act or instance of licking
a small amount : bit
hasn't done a lick of work
a hasty careless effort
a sharp hit : blow
got in a few licks of my own
a place (as a spring) having a deposit of salt that animals regularly lick called alsosalt lick
chorus1 of 2noun
a group of singers and dancers in Greek drama who take part in or comment on the action
an organized group of singers : choir
a group of dancers and singers (as in a musical comedy)
a part of a song or hymn that is repeated every so often : refrain
a song to be sung by a chorus
something uttered by a number of persons or animals all at the same time
a chorus of boos
chorus2 of 2verb
to sing or utter in chorus
Veterans Daynoun
November 11 observed as a legal holiday in the U.S. in honor of the veterans of U.S. wars
1 Here's a bit of trivia for you: What was Veterans Day originally called?
有个小问题要考考你: 老兵纪念日最初叫 什么 ?
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