pitchfork如何读

英:[ˈpɪtʃfɔ:k]

美:[ˈpɪtʃfɔrk]

pitchfork是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 干草叉
  2. 草耙
  3. 杈子
  4. 【音】音叉
  5. 长叉
  6. 亦作garden fork
v. (动词)
  1. 叉起并抛出
  2. 强行把...推入
  3. 用耙搔起
  4. 硬塞进
  5. 抛入
  6. 叉起投掷
  7. 用干草叉叉

pitchfork自然拼读

pitch·fork

pIch fork

pitchfork变形

复数:pitchforks

第三人称单数:pitchforks

现在分词:pitchforking

过去式:pitchforked

过去分词:pitchforked

pitchfork英英释义

Noun

1. a long-handled hand tool with sharp widely spaced prongs for lifting and pitching hay

Verb

1. lift with a pitchfork;

"pitchfork hay"

pitchfork词源中文解释

"草堆(等)用的叉子,常带一个长柄和两个齿,可用于提起和扔,公元14世纪中叶,受 pichen “投掷,刺,戳”(见 pitch (v.1))的影响而改变自中古英语 pic-forken(约为1200年),来源于 pik(见 pike (n.2))+ fork (n.)。动词“用草叉提起或扔掉”最早于1837年被证明。

pitchfork词源英文解释

The first known use of pitchfork was in the 13th century

pitchfork儿童词典英英释义

pithyadjective

consisting of or filled with pith

being short and to the point

a pithy saying

pithyadjective

consisting of or filled with pith

being short and to the point

a pithy saying

pithnoun

the loose spongy tissue that forms the center of the stem in most plants and probably functions chiefly in storage

the spongy inside of a bone or feather

the essential part : core

the pith of the problem

pitfallnoun

trap entry 1 sense 1, snareespecially: a covered or camouflaged pit used to capture animals or people

a danger or difficulty that is hidden or is not easily recognized

pitfallnoun

trap entry 1 sense 1, snareespecially: a covered or camouflaged pit used to capture animals or people

a danger or difficulty that is hidden or is not easily recognized

piteousadjective

of a kind to move to pity

piteous cries for help

piteousadjective

of a kind to move to pity

piteous cries for help

pitchyadjective

full of pitch : tarry

of, relating to, or having the qualities of pitch

pitch-black

pitch1 of 4noun

a dark sticky substance left over from distilling tar and used in making roofing paper, in waterproofing seams, and in paving

resin from various cone-bearing trees

pitch2 of 4verb

to cover, smear, or treat with pitch

pitch3 of 4verb

to erect and fix firmly in place

pitch a tent

to throw usually toward a certain point

pitch hay into a wagon

to present or advertise especially in a high-pressure way

to fix or set at a particular pitch or level a test pitched at a 5th-grade reading level

pitch a tune too high

to cause to be set at a certain angle : slope

to fall or plunge forward

pitch from a cliff

to move in such a way that one end falls while the other end rises

a ship pitching in a rough sea

buck entry 2 sense 1a

a pitching horse

to throw a ball to a batter

to play ball as a pitcher

pitch4 of 4noun

the action or a manner of pitchingespecially: an up-and-down movement

slope or degree of slope

the forward distance advanced by a propeller as it makes one revolution

the amount or level of something (as a feeling)

excitement reached a high pitch

highness or lowness of sound

a standard frequency for tuning instruments

the oboe sounded the pitch

a high-pressure sales talk

recommendation sense 1

made a pitch for tax cuts

the delivery of a baseball by a pitcher to a batter

pitchforknoun

a tool with a long handle and usually two to five metal prongs that is used especially in pitching hay

pitchfork 例句

1 Papa stopped suddenly and leaned on his pitchfork.

2 The kid grew up surrounded by wooden planks and fertilizer—the shiniest object in his life was probably an old pitchfork.

3 When she got over the last rise, she started running, hurried over to where I was, and pulled me back from the trap, and the teeth snapped shut with a loud clang over the pitchfork.

4 And, also, maybe this is selfish of me, but I didn’t want people to come after this new chicken with pitchforks, like they did with Frankenstein.

5 I don’t want to go to hell with devils chasing me for eternity jabbing me with hot pitchforks.

6 "He killed a man with a pitchfork," Dad would say, nodding slyly toward some hulking farmer in bib overalls.

7 I will stare down the mob with their pitchforks!

8 I seized the handle to essay another trial; when a young man without coat, and shouldering a pitchfork, appeared in the yard behind.

我握住门柄又试一回。这时一个没穿外衣的年轻人,扛着一根草耙,在后面院子里出现了。

9 One wore muddy coveralls and leaned threateningly on a pitchfork.

10 Every tiny noise made her startle, pitchfork in hand.

11 “Use the handle of the pitchfork. Knock me down. Hit me in the head. Then run for the swamp!”

12 I watch him pitchfork the spaghetti down his gullet.

13 A pitchfork and shovel lay against the cabin; I took the pitchfork, just in case there was danger, and sped down the path.

14 He continued on his way to Håkon, who was still trying to dislodge the pitchfork from around his neck.

15 She managed to glide to earth and made a crash landing on a hillside, where local people greeted her armed with pitchforks, sticks, and rifles—they’d thought her falling plane might be a German fighter.

16 “You take the pitchfork. I call the rake,” I told Juanita.

17 A pitchfork was embedded in a jacaranda tree.

18 The pitchfork tines straightened, and all the instruments returned to their original places.

19 Osh handed me a bushel basket and, armed with a pitchfork, began to harvest seaweed from the wrack line.

20 The pitchfork whizzed over them both to bury itself in a tree.

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