英:[ˈʃɪndɪg]
美:[ˈʃɪnˌdɪɡ]
英:[ˈʃɪndɪg]
美:[ˈʃɪnˌdɪɡ]
n.
狂欢会
舞会
吵闹
骚动
shin·dig
shIn dIg
复数:shindigs
词根:shindy
n.shindy 喧哗吵闹;大宴会;奢华舞会
"a dance, a ball; rowdy party, lively gathering," 1851,美国口语,可能源自早期俚语 shindy "一次狂欢、争斗、骚乱、欢乐的聚会"(1821)。这也是一种早期类似曲棍球的游戏(1846年); 在这个意义上,这个单词可能来自 shinty(1771),即一种类似曲棍球的苏格兰游戏,有关该游戏,请参见 shinny(名词)。有时早期来源说是爱尔兰的(巴尔的摩的一家德国报纸在1861年写到 ein Tanz oder "Shindig", wie die Irländer es nennen),但缺乏证据。
也有人认为这个词代表了某种含义上的 shin(名词)+ dig(名词),或受到民间词源学的影响。最初,它特别指低层次的舞蹈活动,并且经常用于描述黑人聚会的场合。
probably alteration of shindy
The first known use of shindig was in 1842
shinyadjective
having a smooth glossy surface
a shiny new car
shinyadjective
having a smooth glossy surface
a shiny new car
shingle1 of 2noun
a small thin piece of building material for laying in overlapping rows as a covering for the roof or sides of a building
a small sign
a woman's short haircut
shingle2 of 2verb
to cover with or as if with shingles
to cut and shape the hair in a shingle
shingle1 of 2noun
a small thin piece of building material for laying in overlapping rows as a covering for the roof or sides of a building
a small sign
a woman's short haircut
shingle2 of 2verb
to cover with or as if with shingles
to cut and shape the hair in a shingle
shingle1 of 2noun
a small thin piece of building material for laying in overlapping rows as a covering for the roof or sides of a building
a small sign
a woman's short haircut
shingle2 of 2verb
to cover with or as if with shingles
to cut and shape the hair in a shingle
shingle1 of 2noun
a small thin piece of building material for laying in overlapping rows as a covering for the roof or sides of a building
a small sign
a woman's short haircut
shingle2 of 2verb
to cover with or as if with shingles
to cut and shape the hair in a shingle
shine1 of 2verb
to give light
the stars shone brightly
to be glossy : gleam
polished the buttons until they shone like gold
to be outstanding : show talent
on stage where I could really shine
to cause to give light
shine a flashlight
to make bright by polishing
shined my shoes
shine2 of 2noun
brightness from light given off or reflected
fair weather : sunshine
rain or shine
liking, fancy
took a shine to them
a polish given to shoes
shinernoun
one that shines
a silvery fishespecially: any of numerous small freshwater American fishes related to the carp
black eye
shine1 of 2verb
to give light
the stars shone brightly
to be glossy : gleam
polished the buttons until they shone like gold
to be outstanding : show talent
on stage where I could really shine
to cause to give light
shine a flashlight
to make bright by polishing
shined my shoes
shine2 of 2noun
brightness from light given off or reflected
fair weather : sunshine
rain or shine
liking, fancy
took a shine to them
a polish given to shoes
shindignoun
a big fancy party
1 Seoul’s design shindig may be the biggest, but the Dutch win when it comes to intellectual clout.
2 Usually cameras are trained on the celebrities at such shindigs but with the new HBO Max series “The Event,” they have captured the cooks and servers toiling behind the scenes.
3 Spend Halloween night at an adults-only shindig at the Seattle Aquarium.
4 At the time, SDC was about to host Northwest Designers Expo, its big annual shindig.
5 "This is truly a testament to what people could do when they work together and the fact that good can overcome bad," a tearful Fairbanks told the crowd at Saturday's shindig.
6 we're hosting a little shindig this weekend for some friends
7 Like I said, we meet the best people through the Templetons, who have divine shindigs.
8 WHEN the mobile-telecoms industry recently met in Barcelona for the Mobile World Congress, its biggest global shindig, head and body seemed oddly separated.
移动通信巨头们最近巴塞罗那碰了个头。在参加移动世界大会(Mobile WorldCongress)这一全球最大的移动通讯盛宴的时候,该行业“头”和“身体”似乎古怪的分离了。
9 One Minnesotan couple elevated the unveiling of the state's new flag Saturday with a shindig.
10 Paramount Pictures’ former chairman Brad Grey, who died in May, used to hold an A-list holiday shindig to celebrate the studio’s filmmakers.
11 The occasion was “Happy Hour,” a new weekly shindig choreographed by Monica Bill Barnes, who seems to have been inspired by the question “What if a dance show masqueraded as an office party?”
12 We're gonna have a little shindig over at our house tonight.
我们准备今天晚上在我家举行一次聚会。
13 A serving line forms in the early hours of the shindig; marinated wings, nut “meatballs,” macaroni and cheese and vegan Southern-style string beans perching in uniformed platters fill her kitchen.
14 Yes, virtual reality stole the show at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, Robert Redford’s annual shindig of snowy mountains and independent movies in Park City, Utah.
15 Perhaps the mother of two decided to hang out in the warm weather and not fly off to the over-the-top shindig.
16 Maybe, you think, coming to this shindig wasn’t such a bad idea, after all.
17 When the shindig was over, they drank gin and tonics from the minibar in Lilian's single hotel room, dancing round their feelings for one another.
18 In the midst of even the most vibrant shindig, he seems uniquely alone.
19 This is a great shindig! I haven't had this much fun in quite some time.
真是个了不起的舞会!我好久没有这么开心了。
20 “Coming out of a Thanksgiving shindig, I decide to sing about wrongful incarceration!”
1 争吵
fray difference fight row scrap controversy hassle strife brawl quarrel blowout spar run-in ruck squabble wrangle ruckus dust-up barney falling-out ruction punch-up unpleasantry set-to brannigan shindy rammy shauri stooshie argue quibble argufy altercate swedge
2 喧嚣
noisy saturnalian pandemoniac combustion rhubarb outcry uproar tumult clatter hullabaloo ballyhoo hullaballoo shindy din
3 大宴会
4 喧闹
rag to-do commotion hoopla rumpus shindy moil stooshie noise yawp raise hell raise the devil a song and dance alarums and excursions
6 舞会
7 骚动
rowdydowdy disorderly seething uproarious roily rowdyish splore row-de-dow whoop-up do disorder stir sensation breeze riot disturbance fermentation ferment stink turmoil agitation tempest commotion uproar convulsion tumult squall distemper furor restiveness affray rowdiness ruction pother shindy tempestuousness bobbery hurry-scurry stoush tumultuousness agitate seethe tumultuate disturb wild tempestuous convulsive astir storm excitement yeast outbreak to-do turbulence hubbub hurly-burly hubble-bubble rhubarbing perturb convulse
8 吵闹
loud rough blatant rowdy boisterous row cry gaff rumpus affray ruction shindy bully jangle brabble yammer vociferate make a row bang about make a dust raise a rumpus raise the devil tumultuous uproarious clamorous laddish lairy scene rhubarb uproar tumult clamour kerfuffle ructions
9 盛大的聚会