英:['dɪkɪ]
美:['dɪkɪ]
英:['dɪkɪ]
美:['dɪkɪ]
复数:dickeys
词根:dicky
adj.dicky 恶劣的;易碎的
dickie 不可靠的;低劣的
n.dicky 围嘴;衬衫的胸襟
dickie (小孩的)围嘴;(女性衬衫)的胸襟
noun
any of various articles of clothing: such as
a man's separate or detachable shirtfront
a small fabric insert worn to fill in the neckline
the driver's seat in a carriage
a seat at the back of a carriage or automobile
biographical name
James Lafayette 1923–1997 American poet, novelist, and critic
Dicky, nickname for Richard
The first known use of dickey was in 1807
dickeynoun
any of various articles of clothing: as
a separate or detachable front of a shirt
a small cloth insert worn to fill in the neckline
a small bird
dickeynoun
any of various articles of clothing: as
a separate or detachable front of a shirt
a small cloth insert worn to fill in the neckline
a small bird
dickeynoun
any of various articles of clothing: as
a separate or detachable front of a shirt
a small cloth insert worn to fill in the neckline
a small bird
1 She has used a dickey countless times on photo shoots, she says, because it “ties together things quite nicely but doesn’t bulk up or change the silhouette.”
2 The town folk know him as Mr. Dickey.
镇上的人们都知道他是迪基先生.
3 Dickey is the Artistic Director of the Sing A Mile High Children's Choir Festival as well as the Founder/Artistic Director of the Young Voices of Colorado Choirs.
Dickey是SAMH儿童合唱音乐节的艺术总监,同时也是科罗拉多州合唱团少年音的创始人及艺术总监。
4 If you were long and the dickey was short you stuck a jaunty, flaming silk handkerchief in your vest in front, to hide dangerous glimpses of Jaegers.
5 Online clothing retailer Shopbop gives examples of how a dickey can be worn so customers understand it.
6 "He doesn't want anybody in his yard," Dickey said of Jack in an interview with the Newark Star Ledger.
“他不希望任何人在他的后院里”迪克在《纽瓦克明星纪事报》的采访中这样说杰克。
7 Nightcaps, dickeys and drawers danced the minuet; stockings, skirts, collars, handkerchiefs waltzed thicker and thicker around the sleeping girl.
8 Style creators on TikTok are single-handedly causing specific clothing items and accessories to sell out on Amazon—most notably gold hoops, claw clips, and dickey collars.
9 About the time we are getting used to our woollens and hot fires of the holidays, they are roasting with heat, and going around in linen jackets and wilted dickeys.
10 Seen on the runways at Miu Miu and The Row, these knit accessories have the warming benefits of a dickey (thanks to its neck and/or chest additions) and the coverage of a winter hat, without the hair static-inducing tightness of a beanie or the intensity of a full face balaclava.
11 A big red-faced man was on the dickey, and on a barrel beside him was something white.
12 Falcon's voice from the "dickey" was now heard.
13 "Then will you tell me please why you always glance about so nervously? You look like a dickey bird in a yard full of cats, as Mr. Pope would say."
14 “Are you going to ride up with us in the dickey to-morrow?”
15 Finally, Jack's owner, Donna Dickey, called the cat inside, and the timorous trespasser disappeared back into the woods.
最后,杰克的主人唐娜迪克唤回了杰克猫,那只胆怯的入侵者才回头消失在了树林里。
16 The table was in a dickey state.
桌子不行了。
17 There were also dickeys and close-fitting knits with an animal pattern around the midriff.
18 While we bowled along the first stage towards London—Mr. Romaine and I within the chaise and Rowley perched upon the dickey—I told the lawyer of our progress from Aylesbury to Kirkby-Lonsdale.
19 What with yer railways, and telegraphs, and steam, and penny noosepapers, people knows too much by half, and it’s about all dickey with our profession.
20 All were clad in blue or dark suits, wore flannel shirts, dickeys and no cuffs.
1 不稳定
nonsteady amphibolic soft liquid fluid sensitive unsure adolescent unstable slippery turbulent wavy erratic unbalanced unequal precarious undecided unsettled feverish labile lubricious touch-and-go jiggly unfortified flurried changeful unballasted astable flexuous unequable astatic wankle uncertainty fluctuation instability lubricity rockiness incertitude fugacity unsettle destabilize unsteady
2 不稳定的
nonsteady amphibolic soft liquid fluid sensitive unsure adolescent unstable slippery turbulent wavy erratic unbalanced unequal precarious undecided unsettled feverish labile lubricious touch-and-go unfortified flurried changeful unballasted astable flexuous unequable astatic wankle
4 马车后座
5 软弱的
soft weak faint slack lymphatic feeble mushy weakly flabby flaccid doughy chickenhearted sackless milk-toast nicey-nice wet mild tender delicate pale milky limp floppy powerless meek spineless effete weak-kneed chinless forceless limpsy
6 可怜
poor sorry sad miserable bum pathetic wretched pitiful sordid sorrowful forlorn squalid ratty plaintive pitiable rueful piteous unblessed petitionary miserably niddering nidering cat
7 站不稳的
8 围嘴
10 可怜的
poor sorry sad miserable bum pathetic wretched pitiful sordid sorrowful forlorn squalid ratty plaintive pitiable rueful piteous unblessed petitionary niddering nidering
11 弱
low thin weak tender powerless infirm thinly weakness weaken short feeble weakly weakling piano feebly
12 柔弱
weak feminine milky ladylike effeminate girlish effete unmanly limp-wristed namby-pamby epicene pantywaist weakness delicacy effeminacy muliebrity evirate soften womanise
14 软弱
soft weak faint slack lymphatic feeble mushy weakly flabby flaccid doughy chickenhearted sackless evirate milk-toast nicey-nice wet mild tender delicate pale milky limp floppy powerless meek spineless effete weak-kneed chinless forceless limpsy soften emasculate unbrace
16 摇摇欲坠
17 柔弱的
weak feminine milky ladylike effeminate girlish effete unmanly limp-wristed namby-pamby epicene pantywaist
20 靠不住的
trick questionable insecure brittle deceptive shaky treacherous precarious fishy wonky untrustworthy shifty fallacious incalculable faithless parlous swishy copper hearted
21 高领
22 摇摇欲坠的