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英:[krɒk]
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复数:crocks
第三人称单数:crocks
现在分词:crocking
过去式:crocked
过去分词:crocked
词根:crock
adj.crocked 喝醉了的
v.crocked 衰弱;摩擦脱色(crock的过去分词)
noun (1)
a thick earthenware pot or jar
[from its formation on cooking pots] dialect soot, smut
coloring matter that rubs off from cloth or dyed leather
bunkum—usually used with a
the story in the paper is a crock
verb (1)
transitive verb
to put or preserve in a crock
dialect to soil with crock : smudge
intransitive verb
to transfer color (as when rubbed or washed)
a suede that will not crock
noun (2)
one that is broken-down, disabled, or impaired
so many old … crocks with one foot in the grave—Angus Wilson
slang a complaining medical patient whose illness is largely imaginary or psychosomatic
verb (2)
transitive verb
to cause to become disabled
intransitive verb
break down
中古英语 crokke,源自古英语 crocc, crocca “锅,陶器,水罐或罐子”,源自原始日耳曼语 *krogu “水罐,锅”(也是古弗里西亚语 krocha “锅”,古撒克逊语 kruka,中古荷兰语 cruke,荷兰语 kruik,古高地德语 kruog “水罐”,德语 Krug,古诺尔斯语 krukka “罐”的来源)。这些都可能来自同源词,如中古爱尔兰语 crocan “罐”,希腊语 krossos “水罐”,古教会斯拉夫语 krugla “杯子”。
具体来说,是一种盛放饭菜、黄油、牛奶等或用于烹饪的容器; 通常是陶器,但有时也是黄铜或铁制的。
自19世纪以来,被用作毫无价值的垃圾的形象,也许是因为陶器被用作便壶。但 crock 还有其他用途,关系不确定,如“一只老母羊”(1520年代,苏格兰),用于轻蔑的衰弱或无效人士(19世纪)。还可比较中古英语 croke, crok “船体,外壳”,比喻“废物”,低地德语 krak “一无是处的东西”,口语英语 crock “煤烟,污垢”(1650年代)。
Noun (1) Middle English, from Old English crocc; akin to Old English crūce pot, pitcher, Middle High German krūche Noun (2) Middle English crok; akin to Low German krakke broken-down horse
The first known use of crock was before the 12th century
crocusnoun
plural also crocus or croci-ˌkē -ˌkī,-ˌsī any of a genus of small herbs that are related to the irises and have showy solitary long-tubed flowers and slender grasslike leaves
saffron sense 1
crocodiliannoun
any of an order of reptiles that includes the crocodiles, alligators, caimans, and related extinct forms
crocodilenoun
any of several large thick-skinned long-bodied reptiles of tropical and subtropical waters compare alligator
the skin or hide of a crocodile
crockerynoun
earthenware
crock1 of 2noun
a pot or jar made of baked clay
crock2 of 2noun
one that is broken-down or useless
crocknoun
a complaining medical patient whose illness is largely imaginary or psychosomatic
1 Well, part of that is true, part of that is a crock.
这句话部分正确,部分是不准确的。
2 But you don't want some old crock like me.
但你不需要像我这样的老家伙。
3 Some of the more common items that move through the warehouse are crock pots, air fryers, paper towels, toilet paper, dog food and cat food, Abundis said.
4 The section titled “Shopping” is especially lively, with Jacquard double-cloth coverlets, glazed stone crocks and a selection of anniversary tins — lighthearted shiny sculptures that were given as anniversary gifts to married couples.
5 However, this does not mean to fill the crock with liquid.
然而,这并不意味着锅内应填满液体。
6 We ate the food in near silence, the Korean family way, bent over the steaming crocks and dishes like scribing monks.
7 There was fresh bread on the kitchen table, but it took a piece of time to find the crock of jam.
8 “It seems that the crock with Mrs. Kabakoff’s pilgrim cider has fallen from the top shelf. Would you please run and bring Mr. Vendleri?”
9 And I bake every Saturday, and Shad brings fish on Friday, and they’s a pork barrel full of meal, and we float eggs in a crock of vinegar...”
10 I was contributing almost as much as I had during the previous summer, but I wasn’t taking the money proudly to Momma for her to count out and put into the crock.
11 Picked them up each day, labeled with our names, in a kind of common mud room where enormous self-service crocks of sweet tea and lemonade were always full and cold.
12 She was moving fast: dumping green beans from a sack into one crock pot, a freezer bag full of her own braised greens into another.
13 Simmer soup crock large number of wholesale and retail (Class a).
大量批发零售煨汤瓦罐(甲级)。
14 “Excellent, except the crocks are absorbent and are sopping up all the juice.”
15 Ms. Robinson, who has worked as a fashion designer and a pattern maker, said, “I always thought performance art was a crock.”
16 I scraped away the mother crust, rinsed the crock with wine and filled it.
17 There was a long feminist attack on the Hollywood sex symbol as a sex object, a commodified thing, passive to the male gaze, and it's such a crock!
18 Seeing him pull a dirt-caked crock from a farmer’s field with giddy excitement, one might assume Mr. Wolfe lives in the kind of pack-rat nest he visits on the show.
19 It was the hosts’ compost collection, kept in a tasteful, locally made crock.
20 I covered the top of the crock with cheesecloth, stretched a rubber band around the rim and left it in a dark corner of our Manhattan apartment.
7 用煤灰弄脏
8 陶器碎片
10 大话
smoke shit buck bull crap blah stretcher chaff bombast guff vaunt whacker bazoo cockalorum braggartism shit for the birds
12 陶器
13 废物
dog waste truck wash refuse soup crap garbage breeze punk salvage rubbish rubble feces chaff wastage tailing dross riffraff trumpery dreg offscouring dead wood waste products rubbishing rubbishy ragabash recrement stuff plug rip weed lumber raffle outcast froth ruck loon waster nullity flotsam ejecta duffer wastrel rotter gubbins pelf inutility sullage culch spilth trashery rejectamenta mauvais sujet
15 胡说
hooey fiddledeedee flamdoodle gear shit nonsense sludge cobbler blather guff kibosh tosh bosh flapdoodle shenanigan blatter perpetrate bullshit tilly-vally horsefeathers ball crap rot blah bunk fudge mush applesauce drivel baloney babbling hogwash gammon horseshit poppycock folderol bunkum codswallop flimflam piffle trumpery tommyrot falderal squit drool haver smatter
17 瓦罐
20 家伙
boy-chik thing lot customer person card client article guy dog skin baby ball stick artist boy concern apple fish cat fruit egg bird soul fellow pot creature nut merchant companion basket scout duck buffer jack skate dude stiff proposition mug sponge lad cove lug dick cod bum bastard prune chap bloke gee beggar John gent bugger sod gunk gentry cuckoo jasper goon joker mush rascal critter fucker bod wretch bleeder varmint Joe Carl jim Johnny knocker twat bozo kipper coot blighter ou prig boyo gink fulla birkie chappie beezer josser dero gazabo zazoo un cuss
22 烟垢
23 使无用
25 说谎者
27 破车
29 病弱者
31 煤炱
32 无用
through empty unnecessary void useless unwanted straw needless vain worthless futile trashy fiddling effete unavailing ne'er-do-well otiose bootless idle futility paralyze of no use of no effect put out of action good for nothing good-for-nought waste refuse invalid null rotten helpless unhelpful used-up unserviceable good-for-nothing profitless excrescent castoff losel chaffy unnecessarily idly vanity inutility beggar de trop
33 瓦器
34 揍
buff waxing belting boff strike clock lam pize oil pop smoke dust jacket wipe lick slay gird tromp banjax
37 自相矛盾的话
38 衰弱
debile donsie broken delicate gone wasted helpless infirm bedridden seely doddery doddered astheny labefaction hyposthenia waste weakness breakdown relaxation decay breakup wilt sinking attenuation fading declination prostration debility asthenia decrepitude marasmus lose wear sink collapse fade lag faint ebb falter droop languor distress wreck wither prostrate debilitate emaciate enfeeble extenuate unstring depauperate come apart at the seams bring low
39 打
clonk biff cut hit strike dozen belt stroke wipe buff buffet beating pounding douse dusting mix-up joust belting smacking dunch box duke boff whomp beat plug clock lace bash thrash lam scud punce baton-charge slice towel burrow bop eruct pize take place play drive pull shoot catch golf drill dust jacket knock trace dot massage paste whip forge slap lick lash curry beetle slay smite flax stave clout slosh gird fib bonk thresh bloop zonk tromp knap larrup scutch skelp jarp banjax throw lead lay to
40 老人
42 装入瓶中
43 喝醉了的
44 坛子
46 无用的人
trash crud duffer ne'er-do-well good-for-nothing offcast good-for-nought dud waster slob wastrel shoat feist inutility losel washout nervous Nellie
48 老母羊
49 令人讨厌的女人