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复数:tucks
第三人称单数:tucks
现在分词:tucking
过去式:tucked
过去分词:tucked
词根:tuck
n.tucker 领布;打褶装置;打横褶的人
vt.tucker 使…疲倦;使…衰弱
verb
transitive verb
to push in the loose end of so as to hold tightly
tuck in your shirt
to cover by tucking in bedclothes—usually used with in
to put into a snug often concealing or isolating place
a cottage tucked away in the hill
eat—usually used with away or in
tucked away a big lunch
to pull up into a fold
to make a tuck in
to put into a tuck position
intransitive verb
to draw together into tucks or folds
to eat or drink heartily—usually used with into
tucked into their beer and pretzels
to fit snugly
noun (1)
a fold stitched into cloth to shorten, decorate, or control fullness
a cosmetic surgical operation for the removal of excess skin or fat from a body part
a tummy tuck
a body position (as in diving) in which the knees are bent, the thighs drawn tightly to the chest, and the hands clasped around the shins
a skiing position in which the skier squats forward and holds the ski poles under the arms and parallel to the ground
the part of a vessel where the ends of the lower planks meet under the stern
an act or instance of tucking
something tucked or to be tucked in
noun (2)
a sound of or as if of a drumbeat
noun (3)
vigor, energy
seemed to kind of take the tuck all out of me—Mark Twain
noun (4)
rapier
tuck in紧缩;塞入;尽情地吃
friar tuck塔克修士(罗宾汉传说中的人物,是罗宾汉的牧师兼管家)
14世纪晚期,“拉起或收集”,早期“拔,拉伸”(在 tucker 中暗示“通过将衣服拉伸在帐篷上完成的人,13世纪晚期作为姓氏),可能来自中低地德语或中荷兰语 tucken “拉起,拉起,拖”(与古英语 tucian “虐待,折磨”有关,并与古英语 togian “拉”,德语 zucken 相似; 参见 tow(v.))。 “推入舒适的地方”的意义首次记录于1580年代。俚语意思“消耗,吞咽,放入胃中”记录于1784年。相关: Tucked; tucking。
提肩收下巴
抱膝
团身
Verb Middle English tuken to mistreat, finish (cloth) by stretching and beating, tuck, from Old English tūcian to mistreat; akin to Old High German zuhhen to jerk, Old English togian to pull — more at tow Noun (2) Middle English (Scots) tuicke beat, stroke Noun (3) probably from tuck >entry 2 Noun (4) Middle French estoc, from Old French, sword point, from estochier to strike with the sword tip, thrust, of Germanic origin; akin to Middle Dutch stoken to thrust, poke — more at stoke
The first known use of tuck was in the 14th century
tuft1 of 2noun
a small cluster of long flexible outgrowths (as of hairs, feathers, or blades of grass) that are attached or close together at the base and free at the opposite end
a bunch of soft fluffy threads cut off short and used as ornament
tuft2 of 2verb
to provide or decorate with a tuft
to make (as upholstery) firm by stitching through the stuffing here and there
tuft1 of 2noun
a small cluster of long flexible outgrowths (as of hairs, feathers, or blades of grass) that are attached or close together at the base and free at the opposite end
a bunch of soft fluffy threads cut off short and used as ornament
tuft2 of 2verb
to provide or decorate with a tuft
to make (as upholstery) firm by stitching through the stuffing here and there
tuffetnoun
a low seat
tuck1 of 2verb
to pull up into a fold
to make a tuck in
to put or fit into a snug or safe place our lunch tucked in a basket
tucked their money away in the bank
to push in the loose end of so as to hold tightly
tuck in your shirt
to cover by tucking in bedclothes
a child tucked in for the night
tuck2 of 2noun
a fold stitched into cloth (as in a garment)
an act or instance of tucking
tuck1 of 2verb
to pull up into a fold
to make a tuck in
to put or fit into a snug or safe place our lunch tucked in a basket
tucked their money away in the bank
to push in the loose end of so as to hold tightly
tuck in your shirt
to cover by tucking in bedclothes
a child tucked in for the night
tuck2 of 2noun
a fold stitched into cloth (as in a garment)
an act or instance of tucking
tuckerverb
to cause to tire
tuckered out by the hard work
tuck1 of 2verb
to pull up into a fold
to make a tuck in
to put or fit into a snug or safe place our lunch tucked in a basket
tucked their money away in the bank
to push in the loose end of so as to hold tightly
tuck in your shirt
to cover by tucking in bedclothes
a child tucked in for the night
tuck2 of 2noun
a fold stitched into cloth (as in a garment)
an act or instance of tucking
tuck1 of 2verb
to pull up into a fold
to make a tuck in
to put or fit into a snug or safe place our lunch tucked in a basket
tucked their money away in the bank
to push in the loose end of so as to hold tightly
tuck in your shirt
to cover by tucking in bedclothes
a child tucked in for the night
tuck2 of 2noun
a fold stitched into cloth (as in a garment)
an act or instance of tucking
tucknoun
a cosmetic surgical operation for the removal of excess skin or fat from a body part see tummy tuck
1 They tuck their heads and don’t get involved.
2 The land here was hilly and green, forests tucked in close beside the road, and the air smelled of pine.
3 The Ghost tucks the note into his jacket and doesn’t unroll it until we’re out in the woods, with only moonlight to see by.
4 Then she tucks the violin beneath her chin, and looks at Abby.
5 He was level-eyed and calm and had a book tucked under his arm.
6 It wasn't in his pocket, or tucked into his belt.
7 They were at the highest point of Manhattan, not far from the river, in a little corner tucked away behind the West Side Highway.
8 You don’t keep spare mobile phones tucked away in gym bags unless you’re hiding something.
9 I put my sweater inside my backpack and sloppily hung my tie over my shoulders without even buttoning or tucking in my shirt.
10 “I’m sure Señor Paz will right appreciate these,” Mr. Jones replied, tucking the bag carefully into his pocket.
11 One of them picked up the bottle; the others covered Winky with a large checked tablecloth and tucked the ends in neatly, hiding her from view.
12 “Let’s go,” she whispered, tucking the vest into the waist of her sari.
13 She tucks her chin and curls into his embrace.
14 A bag was tucked under her arm.
15 I reached for what was left of my half loaf of bread tucked into my pants, but it wasn’t there!
16 Aimee likes to tell this one story about me: In one of my early JO classes when I had just turned seven, I saw a member of the cheerleading team do a standing back tuck.
17 Teenie tucked a colored piece of fabric into the packet and closed it tightly with a drawstring.
18 In front of the altar she bowed deeply with her head tucked between her upraised arms, and then placed her fingertips on the Crocodile Stone.
19 She tucks a stray hair behind her ear and takes a step back.
20 Instead, I tuck it into my cheek with my tongue.
1 吃
eating something pick eat fare chew grub scavenge cannibalize nosh muckamuck manducate have get take put manage touch taste mouth suck browse pasture inhale
2 糖果
confectionary comfiture succade sweet suck candy kiss plum sweetie confetti confection lolly goody bonbon sweetmeat yum-yum confect sweety sugarplum confiture comfit dragee sugar candy
5 收起
7 精力
staminal zippo mohoska go life power energy bottom spring spirit kick hell juice snap steam pride zip bounce dynamics ambition ginger stamina starch livelihood vigor zap vim oomph whiz gimp verve pith sinew zing virility gumption moxie pizazz gyp jism birr getup zowie stingo foison pazazz piss and vinegar lead in pencil last drive force nature push pepper punch nerve bang sap go-ahead dynamism vigour oof eros razzmatazz pushiness kickass
9 皱紧
10 挤在一起
12 网兜儿
14 喇叭声
15 摺拢
19 收缩
constringent collected contracted contractile involuted contractible crispation gather shrink contraction shrinkage deflation constriction draw contract involute flex constringe astringe constrict straiten systole shrivel shrunken
20 抄网
22 折叠
26 活力
life power energy green nature spring strength spirit kick youth juice snap steam punch zip bounce bang pulse dynamics vinegar ginger sap mustard starch vitality marrow livelihood bloodstream pep vigor zap crackle vibrancy fizz dynamism oomph whiz gimp verve zing vivacity pizazz thew gyp razzmatazz jism birr zowie entelechy stingo pazazz lustihood piss and vinegar lead in pencil bezazz blood pepper spark sparkle vim go-ahead vigour kickass
28 甜食
31 食品
food provision mess grocery sock garbage edible chuck dope chow eatable pabulum viand foodstuff
32 折起
33 收藏
35 挽起
38 襞
40 勒死
43 卷起
rolling succinct tucked furl roll scroll coil inwind hand enroll stow kilt enwind upfurled curly rolled-up involuted curl turn uproll wrap wind involute trip heave
44 把…塞入
45 翻折
46 双刃长剑
47 食物
sito- eats vivers peckings chewings victualage keep food eat table stuff fuel diet plate meat preparation bread mess nutrition foster eating fare sock chop garbage 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 cib muck-a-muck common provision bite keeping victuals comestibles viand creature comforts snap foodstuff kai khana nyam one's daily bread alimentary nutrient Chuck feed stodge culinary cooking hospitality din-dins
49 击
biff stroke douse dusting knap beat plug shinny punce off-drive on-drive take drive pot knock drum paste poke buffet lather slosh fib zonk
50 打裥