英:[kɔːk]
美:[kɔːrk]
英:[kɔːk]
美:[kɔːrk]
复数:corks
第三人称单数:corks
现在分词:corking
过去式:corked
过去分词:corked
词根:cork
adj.corked 带木塞气味的;用瓶塞塞住的
corking 很好的
corky 软木塞似的;活泼的
adv.corking 非常地
n.corkage 拔瓶塞;开瓶费
corker 压塞机;塞瓶塞的人;出色的人
v.corked 用软木塞塞住(cork的过去分词)
corking 用瓶塞塞住;克制(cork的ing形式)
noun
the elastic tough outer tissue of the cork oak that is used especially for stoppers and insulation
phellem
a usually cork stopper for a bottle or jug
a fishing float
geographical name
county of southwestern Ireland in Munster bordering on the Celtic Sea area 2880 square miles (7459 square kilometers), population 399,802
city and port at head of Cork Harbor, Ireland population 198,582Note: The city of Cork is the capital of the county of Cork.
verb
transitive verb
to furnish or fit with cork or a cork
to stop up with a cork
cork a bottle
to blacken with burnt cork
corked faces
like a corkadv. 轻松地
cork oak(欧)栓皮栎
cork board软木板
cork sheet软木片;软木薄板
约于1300年,“一种生长在伊比利亚半岛和北非的橡树的轻盈、弹性的外皮,用于许多用途”,源自西班牙语 alcorque “软木鞋底”,可能源自早期的西班牙语 corcho,来自拉丁语 quercus “橡树”(参见 Quercus)或 cortex(属格 corticis)“树皮”(参见 corium)。
指橡树本身,于15世纪中期。从14世纪末开始作为“软木鞋底”。作为“钓鱼线的软木浮子”,于15世纪中期。意为“瓶子等的圆柱形软木塞或塞子”,于1520年代。作为形容词,“由软木制成”,于1716年。
浮子
木栓
又称 :木栓(phellem)
软木
木栓
又称 :木栓(phellem )
Noun Middle English, cork, bark, probably from Middle Dutch *kurk or Middle Low German korck, from Old Spanish alcorque, ultimately from dialect Arabic qurq, from Latin quercus oak — more at fir
The first known use of cork was in the 14th century
cormnoun
a solid underground part of a stem (as of the crocus) that is shaped like a bulb compare bulb sense 1a, tuber sense 1
corkyadjective
resembling cork especially in dry porous quality
corkscrew1 of 2noun
a pointed spiral tool with a handle for pulling corks from bottles
corkscrew2 of 2adjective
resembling a corkscrew : spiral
cork1 of 2noun
the elastic tough outer tissue of the cork oak used especially for stoppers and insulation
the tissue of a woody plant making up most of the bark and arising from an inner cambium
a usually cork stopper for a bottle or jug
a fishing float
cork2 of 2verb
to furnish, fit, or seal with a cork
cork a bottle
to blacken with burnt cork
corkernoun
one that corks containers
an outstanding person or thing
cork1 of 2noun
the elastic tough outer tissue of the cork oak used especially for stoppers and insulation
the tissue of a woody plant making up most of the bark and arising from an inner cambium
a usually cork stopper for a bottle or jug
a fishing float
cork2 of 2verb
to furnish, fit, or seal with a cork
cork a bottle
to blacken with burnt cork
1 The long-absent Nial, who has built a reputation as a painter in Cork, turns up out of the blue accompanied by the adoring, and very English, Ruth.
2 a player who has been accused of illegally corking his bats
3 The groom’s mother is a safety administration manager at the Electricity Supply Board in Cork, from which his father retired as a strategic accounts manager.
4 I tell them I learned “The Walls of Cork” and I dance around the kitchen trying to hum a made-up tune and dying with the pain of my tooth.
5 Well into adulthood, they remain trapped in the same house in Cork, Ireland, where they’ve spent their whole lives — caring for their father and passing cruelly amusing judgment on the neighbors.
6 “The question is whether galleries will continue to have space in London,” said Simon Fox, Frieze’s chief executive, explaining the thinking behind No. 9 Cork Street.
7 Mitchell now lives in west Cork with his Japanese wife, Keiko, and two children.
8 Cork floats on water.
软木漂浮在水上.
9 Simon Cork, a biomedical scientist at Imperial College London, said that there may be a link between caesarean and obesity, but that at present it is “neither fully proven nor understood”.
10 Cork "hadn't really heard of verbatim theatre": plays made from edited interviews with real people.
11 She had asked Mr. Crowley, who is from Cork but has lived in London for 18 years, whether homesickness eased.
12 In particular, Blythe and Cork decided to focus on the street's subsequent transformation, not least by the "London Road in bloom" competition – part of the community's attempt to rejuvenate the area.
13 She dances till dawn, drinks dirty martinis and — gasp! — sometimes quietly exits the Shamrock Hotel’s Cork Club with a tall, mysterious man.
14 This cork fits in nicely.
这个软木塞正好塞得进.
15 the cork of a wine bottle
16 Phellem layer can do cork, endodermis can do dye.
木栓层可做软木塞, 内皮可做染料.
17 It’s a very beautiful way of putting it and Seamus characteristically gave an example of the man from Cork who was sending his sons forth into the world.
18 The award is run by the Munster Literature Centre and sponsored by Cork city council, and will be presented at the Cork International Short Story festival in September.
19 “Cork Dork” is likely to find a large audience.
20 Then push the cork into the neck of a bottle full of colored water.
然后把软木塞放进盛满有色水的瓶颈里.
1 克制
restrainedly Patience constraint countercheck forbear refrain abstain help control contain abnegate hold tutor mortify
2 压制
oppressive suppressive control hardship oppression inhibition squelch stranglehold clampdown master govern throttle suppress squash overlay neutralize extinguish quench subdue oppress strangle coerce quell overrule quash tyrannize throttlehold
4 用软木炭涂黑
5 瓶塞
6 制止
deterrent check prevention lid curb restraint suppression repression smother deterrence interdiction interdict dissuasion quietus countercheck determent keep stay break prevent correct restrict deter restrain staunch
9 抑制
control check patience denial curb leash inhibition bridle pullback mortification holdback hold refrain smother bit stay contain command bottle dam chill damp suppress choke withhold restrain stifle subdue gulp mortify nip to bottle up feelings in restraint of disincentive constraint restraint countercheck pocket trap blanket discourage conquer inhibit tame hamper rein quench strangle coerce repress fixate fetter chasten govern swallow dampen fight down keep in hold in put a damper on inhibitory suppressive arrest oppression suppression repression jamming subdual tutor help press possess spike poison throttle crucify depress halter subjugate vanquish forbear bate obtund throttlehold low-key restraining repressive suppressed low-keyed restrainedly downhold discipline containment forbearance arrestment holddown keep stop master clip temper constrain constrict keep under keep in order keep under control keep a check on in line