英:[sɒk]
美:[sɑːk]
英:[sɒk]
美:[sɑːk]
复数:socks或sox
第三人称单数:socks
现在分词:socking
过去式:socked
过去分词:socked
noun (1)
archaic a low shoe or slipper
also plural soxˈsäks a knitted or woven covering for the foot usually worn under shoes and extending above the ankle and sometimes to the knee
a shoe worn by actors in Greek and Roman comedy
comic drama
verb
transitive verb
to hit, strike, or apply forcefully an area socked by a blizzard
sock a home run
intransitive verb
to deliver a blow : hit
noun (2)
a vigorous or violent blowalso: punch entry 3 sense 3
sock invt. 阻止…飞行;关闭…不许飞机起落
"袜子,短袜,编织或织造的脚部覆盖物",中古英语 sok,源自古英语 socc "拖鞋,轻便鞋",源自拉丁语 soccus "拖鞋,轻便低跟鞋",可能是希腊语 sykkhos 的变体,表示一种鞋子,也许来自弗里吉亚语或其他亚洲语言。Beekes 指出了一种来源,即“假设从高加索借来,也可以在 Av[estan] haxa- [n.] '脚底'中找到...." 拉丁词汇在西日耳曼语中被借用(中古荷兰语 socke,荷兰语 sok,古高地德语 soc,德语 Socke)。
还指古代喜剧演员穿的轻便鞋,因此,在短语中, sock 表示“喜剧”,与“悲剧”(由 buskin 代表)不同。记录于1845年的美国英语俚语knock the socks off(彻底打败某人); 1919年的口语put a sock in it(闭嘴); 青少年俚语sock hop(跳无鞋舞)约于1950年。
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Noun (1) Middle English socke, from Old English socc, from Latin soccus Verb origin unknown
The first known use of sock was before the 12th century
soddenadjective
heavy with moisture : soaked
dull or lacking in expression
sluggish, dull
sodden minds
sodanoun
sodium carbonate
sodium bicarbonate
soda water
soda pop
a sweet drink consisting of soda water, flavoring, and often ice cream
sodalitynoun
an organized society or fellowshipespecially: a Roman Catholic association for the purposes of devotion or charity
sodanoun
sodium carbonate
sodium bicarbonate
soda water
soda pop
a sweet drink consisting of soda water, flavoring, and often ice cream
sod1 of 2noun
turf sense 1
the grass-covered and herb-covered surface of the ground
one's native land
sod2 of 2verb
to cover with sod or turfs
sock1 of 3noun
a knitted or woven covering for the foot usually extending above the ankle and sometimes to the knee
sock2 of 3verb
to hit, strike, or apply forcefully : deliver a blow
sock3 of 3noun
a violent blow : punch
sock1 of 3noun
a knitted or woven covering for the foot usually extending above the ankle and sometimes to the knee
sock2 of 3verb
to hit, strike, or apply forcefully : deliver a blow
sock3 of 3noun
a violent blow : punch
socketnoun
an opening or hollow that forms a holder for something screwed the light bulb into the socket
the eye socket
socketnoun
an opening or hollow that forms a holder for something screwed the light bulb into the socket
the eye socket
sock1 of 3noun
a knitted or woven covering for the foot usually extending above the ankle and sometimes to the knee
sock2 of 3verb
to hit, strike, or apply forcefully : deliver a blow
sock3 of 3noun
a violent blow : punch
1 I pulled my socks off and went out the back door.
2 “The sock clung to him in my story,” she said, as if her answer ended the discussion.
3 For a minute he thought Gary was going to sock him, and he stiffened.
4 His socks were gone and his ankles were scratched and caked with mud.
5 I threw on an orange backpack, which was stuffed with dry socks, dry gloves, and two Thermoses full of hot coffee.
6 He sat down on the radiator, despite the heat—or because of it—and began to put on his socks.
7 Our team are wearing blue socks.
我们队的每一个队员都穿兰色的短袜.
8 “Not for me,” Zack announces as he bounds down the stairs in his socks and slides up to us.
9 We wear long wool coats with tie belts, the collars turned up to look like those of movie stars, and rubber boots with the tops folded down and men’s work socks inside.
10 ‘The motto has been: Go out and find an octopus and put socks on it.’
11 He was wearing a mechanic’s overalls and Franciscan sandals without socks, and he had a huge black beard that reached halfway down his chest.
12 A few hours later, he tells me that the body has been dressed, except for socks and shoes.
13 Do you really think I won't look in your sock drawer?
你真的认为我不会去翻你放袜子的抽屉吗?
14 He tried to put on tiny socks from the socks basket and just looked puzzled when they didn’t fit.
15 “I’m sorry,” Hank says, transferring the sock from the pipe onto my leg as he pulls the pipe off.
16 Can't you put a sock in it? I'm trying to work.
别出声了好 不好 ?我要工作呢.
17 And then another train came and the man with the diamond patterns on his socks and the lady with the guitar case got on and it went away again.
18 So what if he wears socks until they’ve got holes in them?
19 I picked up my new socks from the counter, examining them.
20 Their clotheslines are strung with underpants, nighties, socks, a display of soiled intimacy, which they have washed and rinsed, plunging their hands into the gray curdled water.
2 对准地
4 冲击
ballistic impact wash shock shake jar bang buffet percussion shake-up impingement swash stound impinge jump lash break on
5 私房钱
6 迎面
8 保险柜
9 猛击
drive delivery paste bang smash slam swipe bash jab jolt swat slog clunk wallop snick welter pasting smacker walloping pash wap smeller socko hammerblow smackeroo yerk bust punch job tag clip belt pepper blast rip whale take a swipe at concussion smite whack welt dong haymaker whop welly hit throw sail dash quilt crease whump crack lash smack biff hammer zap wham bash up clout slosh plunk RAM lead bump batter bonk swash sail into bashing ram slug blow battering flail beat hell out of beat the hell out of kick hell out of kick the hell out of knock hell out of do over
11 食品
food provision mess grocery garbage tuck edible chuck dope chow eatable pabulum viand foodstuff
13 殴打
battery strike blow assault knock lump buffet whack hiding bop dusting whacking whop lamming bethump warm clip belt nail mess clock trim whale smash lick thump welt wallop strong-arm drub lambaste stoush lift hand against lift hand to dish it out lam into take care of punch soak bust milling trimming quilting lacing contusion pulsation jesse smacker jacketing towel cuff work plug quilt bruise biff fettle
15 震动
convulsionary vibrant seismic shaky shaking vibratory hitchy seism- dindle shock shake vibration concussion percussion quake agitation vibrancy shake-up trepidation electrification throb jounce jar vibrate tremble pulsate quaver rock convulse
16 打
hit beat blow knock lump beating swat lacing biff whop strike thresh drive fan catch hang pound bunch nail clock stroke punch whip tan bob thrash baste pummel knap larrup lace lam a small gross let drive smack shoot dig slap fetch bop conk raise your hand against raise your hand to strike out at strike out swing for
18 巨款
19 重点
20 重击
blow belt crack swipe whack thump wallop smash smite punishing thumping bash slug wham whap welter thwack whang dunt lounder Pound paste batter belabor pile driver bang hammer plant tag pound flop slog drub bust slosh whump piledriver lamp welly deliver cannon deliver a knockout
21 风向袋
23 吃零食
25 狠揍
27 对准
flush training aim level hold squarely registration register point range present train adjust regulate synchronize
29 戏剧演员
30 大成功
ten-strike bomb splash coup jackpot socko sockerino wow smash triumph sockdologer sockdolager zoom slam-dunk go over big
33 钱
spondulicks geets gainings pazaza dooteroomus do-re-mi mezonny tlac ookus geedus beewy soapgrease money oil green necessary stuff mark rock roll cash soft bone pocket chip cheese juice bread coin dust scratch bean potato soap corn dump charm dough jack brass bark ammo tease loot cabbage velvet pudding rhino kale rivet filthy swag jingle gilt rind salve alfalfa sen cushy spud lolly greenback needful scrip clink wherewithal wherewith oof doubloon dingbat Oscar wampum jun darby ocher moola gelt nicker kanga splosh cush siller jeon
34 一击
one cut pick shot blow plug belt clock stroke chop buffet clump clap zap clout swish bop bung gird blooper chippy conk smeller larrup skelp zetz to remember one by
36 银柜
37 实力
39 食物
sito- eats vivers peckings chewings victualage keep food eat table stuff fuel diet plate meat preparation bread mess nutrition foster eating fare chop garbage tuck chew nurture ham scarf grit edible chuck tack crib ration grub nourishment fodder scoff sustenance perishable peck chow prog toke nosh repast tucker trencher eatable aliment provender pabulum nutriment victual comestible sustentation pogey scran mungy munga muckamuck