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美:[plæŋk]
英:[plæŋk]
美:[plæŋk]
复数:planks
第三人称单数:planks
现在分词:planking
过去式:planked
过去分词:planked
词根:plank
n.planking 铺板;板材
v.planking 用力放下(plank的ing形式)
noun
a heavy thick boardespecially: one 2 to 4 inches (5 to 10 centimeters) thick and at least 8 inches (20 centimeters) wide
an object made of a plank or planking
planking
an exercise in which a prone person balances on the toes and forearms while holding the rest of the body up and off the ground Start with basic moves like sit-ups, planks, and lunges …—Oprah Magazine
Do two to three sets of these moves two days a week: push-ups (work up to 25) to build chest, shoulder and triceps strength; plank (support your body on your forearms and toes for up to 60 seconds) to build ab and back strength …—Selene Yeager
an article in the platform of a political party
a principal item of a policy or program
verb
transitive verb
to cover, build, or floor with planks
to set down forcefully—usually used with down
to cook and serve on a board planked steak
planked salmon
walk the plank被迫离职;走跳板
13世纪晚期(约1200年作为姓氏),“建筑中使用的厚木板”,来自古北法语 planke,是古法语 planche “木板、石板、小木桥”的变体(12世纪),源自晚期拉丁语 planca “宽大的石板、木板”,可能来自拉丁语 plancus “平坦的、平足的”,源自 PIE 词根 *plak-(1)“平坦的”。Planche 本身也在中古英语中使用。
严格来说,是锯成2至6英寸厚、9英寸或更宽、8英尺或更长的木材。政治上“在党派纲领中阐述一个独特原则的文章或段落”的意义是美国于1848年铸造的,基于 platform 的双重意义。被迫 walk the plank,“沿着横跨船舷的木板走到尽头,然后掉进海里”,被普遍认为是海盗处决的形式,最早见于1789年,大多数早期的参考资料都是关于奴隶船在穿越海洋时处理多余人口的。
厚板
Noun Middle English, from Anglo-French plaunke, planche, from Latin planca
The first known use of plank was in the 13th century
planktonnoun
the floating or weakly swimming animal and plant life of a body of water
plank1 of 2noun
a wide heavy thick board
an item in the list of beliefs and goals of a political party
plank2 of 2verb
to cover or floor with planks
to set down forcefully
planked the book on the table
to cook and serve on a board
planked steak
plank1 of 2noun
a wide heavy thick board
an item in the list of beliefs and goals of a political party
plank2 of 2verb
to cover or floor with planks
to set down forcefully
planked the book on the table
to cook and serve on a board
planked steak
1 Bird observation huts and related aquatic plank road will be built along the Jinma Sea Dike.
在金马海堤内、外侧岸边修建观鸟屋及有关水上栈道,开展观鸟旅游.
2 The Shoun brothers set up a plank as a makeshift table.
3 Tag strolled over to the blockhouse, musing over the planks that had been ripped out.
4 He planked the well over.
他用木板把井盖上。
5 According to Meeks, all kinds of people set up shop in the Central Port, using a network of catwalks and rickety wooden planks to connect their barges and narrow boats.
6 Garden plots were planted in random spots between the buildings, twenty or so one-story structures made from long planks of wood.
7 Rather than seek refuge from the cold inside the White House, the women paced back and forth on wooden planks to get their feet off the icy-cold sidewalks.
8 They were set in small grassless plots littered with broken things, bricks, planks, crockery, things of a once utilitarian value.
9 And then Max is coming fast down the ladder with that heavy plank of wood.
10 It was on the opposite site from the loose plank and was apparently locked with a latch and padlock from the outside.
11 The hut was built, or piled up rather, of driftwood planks and branches.
12 All Mom says is that the buildings in Havana are completely decayed, held up by elaborate configurations of wooden planks.
13 The soggy wooden planks of the deck squelched and sagged under my feet.
14 He took a deep breath before admitting to the others, “She’s gone. I lost her. I am a total plank.”
15 The elm tree is graceful, but its wood is hard enough to be made into the toughest planks and beams; you can build a fine home or a hall from elm wood.
16 The plank has a little green moss along the edge, but it’s still plenty strong.
17 Two of the men lowered over the side the seven small leather trunks that held all of Kit’s belongings and piled them, one beside the other, on the wet planking.
18 A map of the city covered the wooden planks, and I whistled silently at the amount of detail Chestnutt had managed to fit in.
19 She imagined the wood planks of the kitchen floor splitting open so she could escape that stare.
20 He climbed the tree, stepped carefully across the plank to the house on the right, and crawled through the window.
1 蠢人
dip ass balloon idiot noodle jerk clown dummy donkey boob nana goon spud jackass clunk goop crackpot cluck dunce clod knucklehead divvy oaf langer dullard fathead cuddy dunderhead drongo fribble gowk bubblehead clodhopper goofus squarehead josser stupe omadhaun feather-brain clodpole mouth-breather a right one
2 一条
4 笨蛋
stupid fool silly Turkey mug sap noodle goose poop lug dummy COD mule boob meatball arse yo-yo cunt joker muppet dipstick mutt dildo chump twit clunk wally alec twerp twat cluck dunce bozo clod dumbo cretin nutcase pinhead bonehead schlemiel duffer nitwit mook dimwit meathead dipshit ninny dullard schmo nincompoop cuddy putz palooka numbskull lummox dunderhead galah berk nit simp nong bogan noddy halfwit chucklehead dumbhead lunkhead poon pillock dum-dum butthead thickhead birdbrain lamebrain damfool squarehead dumb-bell thicko wazzock shitkicker stupe schlump tomfool muttonhead numpty knobhead juggins twonk nyaff asshat boofhead mouth-breather pea-brain pudding-head silly billy bottle and glass shit for brains
5 基础
basic elementary base foundation basis essential cornerstone footing keystone grounding groundwork bedrock underpinning substructure
8 厚板
9 支撑物
support backer underpinner underprop holder supporter prop crutch porter underpinning stilt fulcrum bracer cribber
10 藏
12 付钱
13 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 scarf lash whisk curry 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
14 厚木板