英:[ˈnækə(r)]
美:[ˈnækɚ]
英:[ˈnækə(r)]
美:[ˈnækɚ]
复数:knackers
第三人称单数:knackers
现在分词:knackering
过去式:knackered
过去分词:knackered
"杀死,阉割"(1855年),显然来自 knacker(名词)"屠宰老弱马匹的人"(1812年)。这可能是早期 knacker/nacker "马具制造商"(1570年代)的同一词,该词在方言中一直存在到18世纪。这种意义的扩展可能是因为屠宰商为农民提供了有关马匹事宜的一般帮助,包括处理死亡的马匹。这个词的起源不确定,可能来自于斯堪的纳维亚语的方言幸存词,代表古诺尔斯语 hnakkur "马鞍",与 hnakki "脖子后面"有关,因此可能与 neck(名词)有关。最常用于"疲劳"的弱化意义(1883年),通常遇到它的过去式 knackered。
probably from English dialect, saddlemaker
The first known use of knacker was in 1812
1 She worked so hard to prove them wrong that "I used to knacker myself senseless", she said.
2 Go back even further – to 1996 – and you find that Apple was a company that most people believed was heading for the knacker's yard, with its shares priced at $24 and sliding.
3 The bell on the neck of the knacker's old steed tolls him to the grave.
4 The referendum result is a tremendous kick in the knackers for Britain’s centrist ruling elite.
5 Some of Mr Johnson's MPs describe the whole thing as "incoherent and elitist", with the government's own green policy at home threatening to "knacker us at the election".
6 One of the first things he said was: "I'm worried that the radiotherapy might seriously knacker my voice. I'm a stand-up, so this treatment could save my life, but kill my career."
7 Then he came to a ditch where a knacker was skinning a horse.
他又来到了一条水沟边。
8 Her horse was a show jumper whom the family rescued from the knacker's yard.
她的马擅长跨越障碍,是家人从废马屠宰场挽救回来的。
9 Elizabeth Taylor brought Bagnold's novel about 12-year-old Velvet Brown, who saves a horse from a knacker's yard and trains it for the Grand National to vivid life, but the book is every bit as good.
10 The Mirage – Mitsubishi's replacement for the Colt, which has been sent to the knacker's yard, boiled down to make glue – has a drag coefficient of 0.27Cd.
11 Wander along the canals there and you will see tens of snazzy new apartment buildings and bars, where once there were just knackers yards and abandoned warehouses.
12 Which shows do you think are past their sell-by date and should follow House to the knackers' yard?
13 The knacker promised to do as she wished, and when the horse’s head was cut off, he hung it up in the dark gateway.
14 Just because he was clever with the reins, and could do a’most anything with any old knacker of a ’oss, the guv’nor sets him up the shabbiest of any man as went outer the yard.
15 I'm completely knackered---I ran all the way!
我累坏了--我是跑着来的!
16 Opponents may rejoice, but even bulls that take part in popular festivals usually go straight to the knacker’s yard.
17 "But it's like a classic thing... like if you were sitting at a table and someone took your food, you'd be like: 'Ah, ya knacker'."
18 There were a class of traders known as “ship knackers,” who bought up old unseaworthy vessels and sent them to sea overloaded and over-insured.
19 They are taking Boxer to the knacker's!
他们要把鲍克瑟拉到在宰马场去!
20 The story follows teenager Casey Blue and how her life changes when she rescues a horse from a knackers yard, paying only a dollar.
2 使疲惫不堪
3 疲惫不堪
dead beat exhausted rooted worn out knackered pooped shagged exhaustion stress exhaust knock yourself out wipe out knock out
4 筋疲力尽
shot beat spent worn-out knackered broken-down pooped buggered zonked exhaustion prostration shatter run out of steam dead beat tired out all in stonkered beaten ragged distress spend whack bugger shag tucker play root waste run ragged at last gasp run into the ground played out wiped out weary prostrate worn out whacked washed out shagged frazzle be pooped at the end of your tether be all in the worse for wear knock yourself out poop out tire out wear out take it out of dead worn exhausted shattered rooted fagged finish exhaust poop wear yourself out do yourself in be at the end of your tether be burnt to a frazzle be worn to a frazzle do in knock out hit the wall hit a wall played-out kill zonk tap out wipe out foreworn forwearied forworn cooked run-down clapped bleary all-in outspent clanked clapped-out forespent forspent do bush outwear overwear dead on feet shot at used up be done for
5 使筋疲力尽
shatter finish poop overdo frazzle tucker exhaust wear yourself out do yourself in knock yourself out do in knock out wear out kill tap out wipe out do spend bush prostrate shag outwear overwear
6 伤害
damaging damage injury abuse hurt harm wound detriment ill depredation affect injure prejudice dent demolish zap deal a blow to do a number on do a job on
7 无聊
frivol slip-slop dead empty stupid boring dusty dismal frivolous wonky balmy menial uninspiring inane vagabond slushy stodgy naff stupefied dopey diddly fribble piffling rubbishy fiddle-faddle boresome diddly-shit milk-and-water banausic thin silly fuff hop frog futility dullness ennui dullsville
8 受伤
hurt injured wounded banged up gammy get touch wound injure come to grief fall victim fall victim to
9 耗尽
spend consume exhaust deplete impoverish jigger outwear eat wear drain swallow run into the ground all in come to an end suck dry at an end
10 损毁
11 耗尽的
12 睾丸
rock Nut testicle cobbler testis gonad goolie balls cojones bollocks nads testicular ball NUT goolies spermatic spermic ballocks spermary future stone diamond pill marble chestnut clapper Charlie boo-boo clanger gooly
13 破坏
damage ruin breach destruction devastation ravages depredation break kill destroy crush dissolve corrupt sack spoil wreck mar demolish scuttle despoil muck up throw a monkey wrench into throw a monkey wrench in bugger up drive a coach and horses through smash up account for do for break down
14 杀死
kill chop dispatch -cide scupper jugulate top murder execute slay exterminate pith hit finish do a a mischief do to death make away with put to the sword put to death lay low mort get off end lose total cool spot fix ice waste shift burn cream stretch transport wipe wooden bump wax spill chill erase rap fetch snatch crease smite fell snuff annihilate lynch deaden scrag devitalize take into camp putout of existence give a good account of put in a box blip off make a hit settle hash make an end of put an end to
16 损害
damaging deleterious attack damage harm lesion detriment ravages injure prejudice impair dent mar erode nip jeopardize blight do a disservice bang up put a crimp in put a crimp on strike at
19 损坏
broken disabled damage breakage mutilation spoliation go break harm mutilate vitiate banjax shot wear breakdown corruption spoilage trash corrupt spoil go haywire muck around churn up do a job on plough up mess up
20 使…精疲力竭