grapevine如何读

英:[ˈgreɪpvaɪn]

美:[ˈɡrepˌvaɪn]

grapevine是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 葡萄藤
  2. 传闻
  3. 小道消息
  4. 消息途径
  5. 秘密来源
  6. 葡萄树
  7. 葡萄蔓状滑步
  8. 缠腿
  9. 谣言
  10. 小道消息的流传
  11. 秘密情报的口头传递
  12. 一种花式滑冰的动作
  13. 一种摔跤动作
  14. 通过小道消息
  15. 根据传闻
  16. 秘密情报网

grapevine自然拼读

grape·vine

greIp vaIn

grapevine变形

复数:grapevines

grapevine英英释义

noun

grape sense 2

an informal person-to-person means of circulating information or gossip

heard it through the grapevine

a secret source of information

geographical name

city in northern Texas northeast of Fort Worth population 46,334

grapevine词源中文解释

也称为 grape-vine,起源于1736年,由 grape 和 vine 组成。意思是“谣言; 传播信息的秘密或非传统方法”(1863年),源于美国内战期间将 grapevine telegraph 用作“秘密信息和谣言的来源”,指南方人民在北方占领下的情况,也指黑人社区和逃亡奴隶。

The false reports touching rebel movements, which incessantly circulated in Nashville, brings us to the consideration of the "grapevine telegraph"—a peculiar institution of rebel generation, devised for the duplex purpose of "firing the Southern heart," and to annoy the "Yankees." It is worthy of attention, as one of the signs of the times, expressing the spirit of lying which war engenders. But it is no more than just to say that there is often so little difference between the "grapevine" and the associated press telegraph, that they might as well be identical. ["Rosecrans' Campaign with the Fourteenth Corps," Cincinnati, 1863]
有关叛军行动的虚假报道在纳什维尔不断流传,这让我们考虑到“葡萄藤电报”——叛乱时期的一种特殊制度,旨在“点燃南方人的心”,并烦扰“北方佬”。它值得关注,因为它是战争产生的谎言精神的一个标志。但公正地说,有时“葡萄藤”和相关新闻社电报之间的区别很小,它们几乎可以被视为相同的。[“罗斯克兰斯与第十四军团的战役”,辛辛那提,1863年]

grapevine_体育行业词汇

葡萄蔓状滑步

缠腿

grapevine词源英文解释

The first known use of grapevine was circa 1736

grapevine儿童词典英英释义

graphitenoun

a soft shiny black carbon that is used in making lead pencils and as a dry lubricant

graphic1 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or being arts such as painting, engraving, printing, or photography

of, relating to, or represented by a graph

clearly and impressively told or described

graphic2 of 2noun

a picture, map, or graph used for illustration

plural a display (as of pictures or graphs) generated by a computer on a screen, printer, or plotter

graphic1 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or being arts such as painting, engraving, printing, or photography

of, relating to, or represented by a graph

clearly and impressively told or described

graphic2 of 2noun

a picture, map, or graph used for illustration

plural a display (as of pictures or graphs) generated by a computer on a screen, printer, or plotter

graphic1 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or being arts such as painting, engraving, printing, or photography

of, relating to, or represented by a graph

clearly and impressively told or described

graphic2 of 2noun

a picture, map, or graph used for illustration

plural a display (as of pictures or graphs) generated by a computer on a screen, printer, or plotter

graphic1 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or being arts such as painting, engraving, printing, or photography

of, relating to, or represented by a graph

clearly and impressively told or described

graphic2 of 2noun

a picture, map, or graph used for illustration

plural a display (as of pictures or graphs) generated by a computer on a screen, printer, or plotter

graph1 of 3noun

the collection of all the points whose coordinates are a solution to an equation

the graph of y = x2

a diagram that shows (as by dots or lines) the change in one variable in comparison with that of one or more other variables

a graph of population growth

graph2 of 3verb

to represent by or plot on a graph

graph each equation

-graph3 of 3noun combining form

something written or drawn

homograph

grapevinenoun

grape sense 2

an unofficial means of spreading information or gossip from person to person

grapevine 例句

1 Grandma had already heard it on the grapevine that Shotgun was no more, though she wasn’t the first person people ran to with news.

2 Later, my mother, my daughter and I took an evening ramble past quails scuttling in and out of the neighbor’s grapevines.

3 And being the connected person that he is, it was only a matter of time before news of Chuck and Wendy’s separation made its way through the grapevine.

4 I recently heard from the grapevine that a neighbor feels I am “standoffish.”

5 Since the 19th century, when a plague of phylloxera ravaged most of Europe’s grapevines, the solution was to graft the European vines onto American roots, which are immune to the aphid.

6 People said they looked like a grapevine.

人们说这些电线看起来像葡萄藤。

7 The grapevine he trimmed was looking pretty good until I noticed clear sticky stuff oozing out all over from everywhere he cut.

8 Why should we trouble to believe all grapevine news?

我们何苦要去相信这些小道消息呢?。

9 A new entrance facade will be flanked by an arrival court filled with California pepper trees and framed by grapevines.

10 “Through the grapevine you hear about things, and sometimes you are like, ‘No thanks,’ and other times you’re like, ‘How could we not be a part of this?’ ” she said.

11 Now, a winery in Canada has imported a natural way to control it's great wineits grapevines.

现在, 在加拿大的一家酒庄已经进口了一种自然地方法来控制它的葡萄藤.

12 I heard through the grapevine that Mark and Julie just broke up.

听小道消息说马克和茱莉分手了。

13 He is conveying the idea visually of information spreading around a widespread network, similar to a grapevine.

他只是在形象地表达一种意味,即这个消息通过一个类似葡萄藤的巨大网络传播开来。

14 The son of Dionysus who’d gone down fighting an enemy half-blood was wrapped in a deep purple shroud embroidered with grapevines.

15 You look up, and the grapevine you never got to cutting back is now in flower, the rosebuds are swelling, and the peonies are flopping in the rain.

16 I heard on the grapevine that you're leaving.

我听小道消息说你要离开。

17 Down the slopes, grapevines radiated outward like the spines of a saintly nimbus.

18 Then I walked out of the wrinkly hilly part and out of the trees and into the bright dusty sun, around all those rows of grapevines, following the fence down near the street.

19 He heard from the family grapevine that his gift left her speechless.

20 To raise more money, Bennett has followed a grapevine of affluent evangelicals around the country, winding up even in places where evangelicals would have been a rarity just a few decades ago.

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