英:[ˈtʌkə(r)]
美:[ˈtʌkɚ]
英:[ˈtʌkə(r)]
美:[ˈtʌkɚ]
复数:tuckers
第三人称单数:tuckers
现在分词:tuckering
过去式:tuckered
过去分词:tuckered
词根:tuck
n.tuck 食物;船尾突出部;缝摺;抱膝式跳水;活力;鼓声
vi.tuck 缝褶裥;缩拢;舒服地裹在里面;大口吃
vt.tuck 卷起;挤进;用某物舒适地裹住;使有褶裥;收拢;大口吃;使隐藏
"This kind of work exhausts me"
"I'm beat"
"He was all washed up after the exam"
"系在脖子上的蕾丝饰品",1680年代,由 tuck(v.)派生而来。在中古英语中, tukere 是“穿着或完成布料的人”,因此成为了姓氏。
Verb obsolete English tuck to reproach + -er (as in batter >entry 1)
The first known use of tucker was in 1688
tuft1 of 2noun
a small cluster of long flexible outgrowths (as of hairs, feathers, or blades of grass) that are attached or close together at the base and free at the opposite end
a bunch of soft fluffy threads cut off short and used as ornament
tuft2 of 2verb
to provide or decorate with a tuft
to make (as upholstery) firm by stitching through the stuffing here and there
tuft1 of 2noun
a small cluster of long flexible outgrowths (as of hairs, feathers, or blades of grass) that are attached or close together at the base and free at the opposite end
a bunch of soft fluffy threads cut off short and used as ornament
tuft2 of 2verb
to provide or decorate with a tuft
to make (as upholstery) firm by stitching through the stuffing here and there
tuffetnoun
a low seat
tuck1 of 2verb
to pull up into a fold
to make a tuck in
to put or fit into a snug or safe place our lunch tucked in a basket
tucked their money away in the bank
to push in the loose end of so as to hold tightly
tuck in your shirt
to cover by tucking in bedclothes
a child tucked in for the night
tuck2 of 2noun
a fold stitched into cloth (as in a garment)
an act or instance of tucking
tuck1 of 2verb
to pull up into a fold
to make a tuck in
to put or fit into a snug or safe place our lunch tucked in a basket
tucked their money away in the bank
to push in the loose end of so as to hold tightly
tuck in your shirt
to cover by tucking in bedclothes
a child tucked in for the night
tuck2 of 2noun
a fold stitched into cloth (as in a garment)
an act or instance of tucking
tuckerverb
to cause to tire
tuckered out by the hard work
1 Tucker Mouse moaned with pleasure at the thought of all that food.
2 Tucker put a big piece of ice in each and then made a show of stirring them up with a straw he had found that afternoon.
3 “Chester, make that noise again for Harry,” said Tucker Mouse.
4 I was about to lose it, but Tucker stepped in the way.
5 Tucker let out a squeak of fear and jumped to the floor.
6 “Tell me,” said Tucker, settling back on his haunches.
7 “When Tucker and I were looking up Scarlet in the library, June was mentioned in an article. She was the valedictorian.”
8 And he sang as he put him away in his tucker bag.
他一边唱歌一边把它放进了他的食物袋中.
9 “Say, Chester,” said Tucker, “could I go in for a minute? I was never in a pagoda before.”
10 Tidjane Thiam, Prudential's current chief executive, and Mark Tucker, his predecessor, have pushed resolutely towards Asian expansion.
谭天忠,保诚集团现任CEO,以及马克·塔克尔,谭天忠的前任,都毅然决然的决定向亚洲进行扩张。
11 After shopping all day my mother was tuckered out.
买了一整天的东西,我母亲太疲劳了。
12 “It’s the sextet from Loochy the Murmurer,” announced Tucker Mouse, who had become quite an expert on all things musical during the past week.
13 He dropped the bill and leaped over to the cricket cage, where Tucker Mouse was sleeping peacefully.
14 “I don’t care if I’m missing a leg, Tucker. We’re going to Miles’s house, and you’re driving. Give me your coat.”
15 “The poor kid might as well go home,” murmured Tucker Mouse to himself.
16 Chan is a legend, and Tucker may someday become one.
成龙是个传奇, 塔克也许某天也能成为传奇.
17 “Such an introduction to New York,” said Tucker, “to land in a pile of dirt in the Times Square subway station. Tsk, tsk, tsk.”
18 I could no longer devote any time to the job, and Lieutenant Governor Jim Guy Tucker was more than ready and able to take over.
我不再能够全力履行州长职责,副州长吉姆·盖伊·塔克也早已经做好了接任的准备。
19 Wells: Because your immune system is tuckered out from fighting.
20 “Just a minute, please, if you wouldn’t mind,” said Tucker.
2 女用胸衣
3 衣领
4 筋疲力尽
foreworn forwearied forworn dead cooked exhausted prostrate run-down knackered clapped bleary all-in outspent shagged clanked clapped-out forespent forspent do spend exhaust bush poop shag knacker outwear overwear dead on feet shot at used up be done for stonkered beat beaten ragged distress shot whack bugger play root waste run ragged at last gasp run into the ground played out
5 使筋疲力尽
do spend exhaust bush poop prostrate shag knacker outwear overwear finish overdo frazzle play root run ragged run into the ground
6 食物
sito- eats vivers peckings chewings victualage keep food eat table stuff fuel diet plate meat preparation bread mess nutrition foster eating fare sock chop garbage tuck chew nurture ham scarf grit edible chuck tack crib ration grub nourishment fodder scoff sustenance perishable peck chow prog toke nosh repast trencher eatable aliment provender pabulum nutriment victual comestible sustentation pogey scran mungy munga muckamuck snap foodstuff kai khana nyam one's daily bread alimentary viand Chuck feed stodge culinary cooking hospitality din-dins alimental sunket board packing nourish commons refresher gubbins purveyance ingesta
8 疲倦
ennuyé tired limp wearing jaded washed-out wearied languorous ennuye wearily languorously tire weary look washed out be worn out gone exhaustive stale washed-up aweary fatigue fag wear poop jade wan wearisome mondayish languid jadish heaviness frazzle languor lassitude languish pump labour outwear