英:[fleɪk]
美:[flek]
英:[fleɪk]
美:[flek]
复数:flakes
第三人称单数:flakes
现在分词:flaking
过去式:flaked
过去分词:flaked
词根:flaky
adj.flaky 薄片的;薄而易剥落的;古里古怪的
n.flakiness 片状;成薄片
noun (1)
a small loose mass or bit
flakes of snow
a thin flattened piece or layer : chip
slang cocaine
flake tool
verb
transitive verb
to cover with or as if with flakes
to form or break into flakes : chip
intransitive verb
to separate into flakesalso: to peel in flakes
or flake out informal to fail or neglect to do or participate in something previously scheduled, agreed upon, or assigned My brother isn't the type to flake out without warning.—D. Morgan Ballmer—often used with onFlake on your friends too often and pretty soon your only friends will be Dharma and Greg.—Colleen RushLet's get him to sign his name to that before he flakes out on you!—Rhoda Janzen
He'd disappear, then text, disappear, and then text again. So it's not particularly surprising that when we finally made plans to meet he flaked without a word.—Kerensa Cadenas
noun (2)
a stage, platform, or tray for drying fish or produce
noun (3)
a person who is flaky : oddball
flake graphite片状石墨
flake off剥落
flake ice片冰,冰屑;薄片冰
snow flake雪花;雪片
"薄雪片; 微粒",14世纪初,也写作 flauke, flagge,起源不确定,可能来自古英语 *flacca "雪花",或同源于古诺尔斯语 flak "平坦的一片",源自原始日耳曼语 *flakaz(源头还包括中古荷兰语 vlac,荷兰语 vlak "平坦的,水平的",中古高地德语 vlach,德语 Flocke "雪花"); 源自 PIE 词根 *plak-(1)"平坦的"。从14世纪后期开始,意为"一点,一个斑点"。
舷侧踏板
发裂
又称 :发裂(hair crack)
大片刨花
Noun (1) Middle English; akin to Old English flacor flying (of arrows), Old Norse flakna to flake off, split Noun (2) Middle English flake, fleke hurdle; akin to Middle Dutch vlāke, vlaec hurdle, Old Norse flaki Noun (3) perhaps from flake out
The first known use of flake was in the 14th century
flambeaunoun
a flaming torch
flakyadjective
consisting of flakes
tending to flake
pie with a crisp flaky crust
odd or strange in behavior
informal not reliable : undependable
flake1 of 2noun
a small thin flat usually loose piece : chip
flake2 of 2verb
to form or separate into flakes
flakyadjective
consisting of flakes
tending to flake
pie with a crisp flaky crust
odd or strange in behavior
informal not reliable : undependable
flake1 of 2noun
a small thin flat usually loose piece : chip
flake2 of 2verb
to form or separate into flakes
flake1 of 2noun
a small thin flat usually loose piece : chip
flake2 of 2verb
to form or separate into flakes
flake1 of 2noun
a small thin flat usually loose piece : chip
flake2 of 2verb
to form or separate into flakes
1 The iron bed had been flaked and rusty, decked with soiled lace boudoir pillows.
2 Oiled wood is water-resistant and won't flake .
上过油的木头防水而且不会剥落。
3 He found Kehaar just inside the trees, snapping and tearing with his great beak at a foul-smelling piece of flaking brown flesh which seemed to be hanging from a tracery of bones.
4 the lady with all those cats is sweet, but kind of a flake
5 For months, it's been as gray as the faded paint flaking off the walls, but today it's blue and gold.
6 The white flakes of wood lay all about him.
7 By morning the city was blowing in great black soft flakes across the sea bottom.
8 While the plane coasted off to make another turn, she covered Kapu with flakes.
9 Meeting you is the flake of my life.
遇见你是生命中的火花。
10 A cold flake struck her nose, melted, fell into her fur, and froze.
11 Large, light, cotton ball flakes gently sifted through the air, blanketing the campus in a kind of idyllic innocence.
12 Look, Auntie, look, her niece would cry, and when she opened her hand there would be a shiny flake of mica to see, or maybe a bisected worm, all squiggly confusion.
13 Still, there is a reason why that "flake" question was posed.
至今,“怪人”问题产生的原因还是是存在的。
14 I can see chips and missing flakes in the gold edging where the circle has been broken.
15 There were bananas but no plantains, potatoes but no batatas, cereal flakes but no oatmeal, bacon but no sausages.
16 The fish was hot and flaked when she bit it.
17 Parts of it broke easily or flaked away.
18 Oiled wood is water-resistant and won't flake.
上过油的木头防水而且不会剥落。
19 To protective material used in surfacing and finishing flake off.
用于保护表面材料的涂层或保护层因失去黏附力而剥落,脱落.
20 He had looked out at the falling flakes of snow, because he did not want to look at Lesage.
2 古柯碱
snow cocaine coke C-jam ladysnow girl leaf blow wing dust bloke toot Charles Charlie charas Corine sleighride Cholly
3 自以为了不起的
5 自高自大
bouncy conceited egoistic stuck-up jumped-up hincty wind egoism swell full of oneself come the heavy have tickets on oneself
6 健忘的人
7 闪光
fire flash stroke spark glance flare sparkle glitter wink shimmer twinkle glisten glint glister lightning blink lighten coruscate
8 陷害
9 雪片
10 疯子
crazy Nut header lunatic yo-yo maniac cuckoo madman loony wack kook wacko nutcase screwball mentalist nutjob headbanger dement meshuggener radge cot-case fruit cake fruit loop
11 搁板
12 薄片
section scale slice shave lamina sheet leaf shaving lamella skelf thin section sliver cantle chip tab lame wafer chipping sheeting lamellar thinnings layer tranche delamination shive
13 雪花
16 愚钝的人
18 怪人
crackpot crotcheteer mattoid one case card character guy original toy nut cure caution zombie quiz gig specimen squirrel eccentric originality hare erratic lunatic oddity kook screwball rummy codger gink zombi ding-a-ling rara avis
19 古怪的人
crank geek eccentric erratic oddity wack cold fish oddball individual bird weirdo an a queer fish an odd queer fish screwball twink screw-loose type original fantastic jerk spook fantast
25 剥落
spallation scale chip Peel peeling chip off peel fall away excoriate exfoliation strip shell exfoliate abruption spall
26 怪僻的人
27 薄薄的一层
30 小薄片