英:[skɑːf]
美:[skɑːrf]
英:[skɑːf]
美:[skɑːrf]
复数:scarves或scarfs
第三人称单数:scarfs
现在分词:scarfing
过去式:scarfed
过去分词:scarfed
noun (1)
a broad band of cloth worn about the shoulders, around the neck, or over the head
runner sense 6b
a military or official sash usually indicative of rank
archaic tippet sense 3
verb (1)
transitive verb
to wrap, cover, or adorn with or as if with a scarf
to wrap or throw on (a scarf or mantle) loosely
verb (2)
transitive verb
scoff entry 3 sense 1
scarfed down my sandwich
snap sense transitive 2
scarfed up the best seats
noun (2)
either of the chamfered or cutaway ends that fit together to form a scarf joint
an in-line joint made by chamfering, halving, or notching two pieces to correspond and lapping them
verb (3)
transitive verb
to unite by a scarf joint
to form a scarf on
“丝带,布条”,1550年代,“横跨身体或肩膀的带子”,可能来自古北法语 escarpe “腰带,吊带”,可能与古法语 escherpe “挂在脖子上的朝圣者钱袋”相同,也许来自法兰克语 *skirpja 或其他日耳曼语源(比较古诺尔斯语 skreppa “小袋子,钱包,书包”),或来自中世纪拉丁语 scirpa “用芦苇编织的小袋子”,来自拉丁语 scirpus “芦苇,香蒲”,其来源未知[Klein]。
它也在早期现代英语中被称为 scarp。OED 指出“液体后的 p 变成 f 的变化”。作为保暖柔软的材料覆盖在脖子上的寒冷天气,到1844年。复数 scarfs 在18世纪早期开始被 scarves 取代,模仿 half/halves 等。
嵌接处
【动】嵌接
Noun (1) probably modification of Middle French dialect (Norman) escreppe, Middle French escherpe sash, sling, from Old French, pilgrim's shoulder bag, from Medieval Latin scrippum Verb (2) by alteration Noun (2) Middle English skarf, probably from Old Norse skarfr butt end of a plank
The first known use of scarf was in the 15th century
scar1 of 2noun
a mark left (as on the skin) after injured tissue has healed
a mark on a stem or branch where a leaf or fruit has separated
a mark (as on furniture) resembling a scar
a lasting injury from a bad experience
scar2 of 2verb
to mark with or form a scar
to do lasting injury to
to become scarred
scarpnoun
a line of cliffs produced by faulting or erosion
a low steep slope along a beach caused by wave erosion
scarletnoun
scarlet cloth or clothes
a bright red
scarifyverb
to make scratches or small cuts in
scarifyverb
to make scratches or small cuts in
scarifyverb
to make scratches or small cuts in
scarf1 of 2noun
a broad band of cloth worn about the shoulders, around the neck, over the head, or about the waist
runner sense 5b
scarf2 of 2verb
scoff entry 3 sense 1
scarfed down my sandwich
scarf1 of 2noun
a broad band of cloth worn about the shoulders, around the neck, over the head, or about the waist
runner sense 5b
scarf2 of 2verb
scoff entry 3 sense 1
scarfed down my sandwich
1 “You’re not dressed warmly enough,” she observes, twisting the woolen scarf securely around her neck.
2 Our brown skins glow against our sweaters, pants, and head scarves.
3 Her sleeves were rolled, and her hair was bound up with a scarf.
4 Hey, your scarf is slipping off.
喂, 你的围巾快掉了.
5 The bathroom door slid open, and Bitter walked in, tying a scarf around her head.
6 A trench coat is belted around his waist, a scarf knitted by Ashima wrapped at his throat, a tweed cap on his head.
7 Or she stays in the sitting room, knitting away at her endless Angel scarves, turning out more and more yards of intricate and useless wool people: her form of procreation, it must be.
8 One or two of the rejects manage to scarf a fistful of food before flying headfirst out of the cookhouse.
9 A waistcoat covered with embroidery; a Roman scarf tied round his neck.
一件绣满了花的缎子背心, 脖子上围着一条罗马的领巾.
10 Sabeen just smiles sweetly, flipping the tail of her scarf, and walks to Ben and me.
11 I shivered and pulled my scarf more tightly round my neck.
我打了个寒战,用围巾把脖子围得更紧了。
12 He reached up and pulled the scarf from his neck.
13 Mrs. Dalton looked like a delicate bird wrapped in a silk scarf, huddled up in a wicker chair on her porch.
14 With no uniforms, they would dress formally in their finest and most feminine clothes, wearing makeup, hats, scarves, and jewelry.
15 She then pulled out a long blue scarf that she delicately wrapped around her neck.
16 As I lie here, bundled in my winter coat and scarf, I can smell Dad’s wafting pot smoke, and I find three planes all flying in a row in the dusky sky.
17 She picked me up and covered my eyes with her lapa, the long, colorful scarf that was wrapped around her and lay across her shoulder.
18 It was so cold outside that I wrapped a scarf tightly around my face.
外面太冷了,我用一条围巾紧紧裹住自己的脸。
19 A cop reached forward, grabbed ahold of her head scarf, and tried to pull it.
20 Powers had been up since two AM, undergoing medical tests, scarfing down a huge breakfast, and cramming himself into his uncomfortable, pressurized flight suit.
1 围巾
throw comfortable wrap muffler handkerchief cravat neckerchief neckpiece dupatta neckcloth curch muffetee apron shawl kerchief neck scarf tippet muffle
3 头巾
do-rag hood veil napkin muffler tiara headgear headcloth curch turban head-dress headscarf hijab headpiece kerchief doek pagri headsquare headdress keffiyeh agal dupatta cap wrap headphone handkerchief muffle pinner lungi
4 吃
-phagia -phagy eating off nosh diet browse fare grit partake muckamuck have scoff manducate make get take eat touch taste capture chop chew grease pasture inhale graze scavenge put on the nose bag tie on dine on
5 包
vesture pack package pad bundle knot parcel lump sack encasement inwind case cap fold charter mantle shroud pall enwrap wap enwind
7 斜面
ramp incline slant bevel talus cant inclined plane skid inclination chamfer oblique slope splay versant
8 狼吞虎咽地吃
shift raven devour gulp scoff demolish pig out wolf down shovel into your mouth wolf tuck away tuck into tuck in
11 打
blow stroke wipe dent beating whopping smite whomp hit beat strike combat protocol knock dial lace forge buffet cuff scour thrash wigwag get play fire land draw fight pull catch prove mine hole lay tie nail jacket trim dot pile blast discharge bat whip strand poke slap lash whisk curry plank chime slipper burrow swat slat spank breech cob shellac bop pommel slosh biff lam bam whop knap wap larrup scutch skelp feeze swinge shellack knock wurst
12 盖
tegmental cap lid flap casing operculum tegmentum set put top cover apply affix appose head door cowling tectum build close stop overlay imprint cloak annex thatch
16 颈巾
18 领巾
20 披
24 围
exclosure close intake precinct haw paling enceinte case bank circle orb girdle besiege circum-
25 截面
27 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 tuck chew nurture ham 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
29 桌布