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美:[ˈnidlˌpɔɪnt]
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nee·dle·point
nid l poInt
约于1700年,指“针尖”; 1865年,指“用针制作的尖细花边”,源自于 needle(针)+ point(点)。
The first known use of needlepoint was in 1865
nefariousadjective
very wicked : evil
needyadjective
being in want : very poor
needy families
marked by want of affection, attention, or emotional support
a tendency to be emotionally needy
needsadverb
because of necessity : necessarily
must needs be recognized
needle1 of 2noun
a small slender usually steel instrument that has an eye for thread or surgical sutures at one end and is used for sewing
any of various devices for carrying thread and making stitches (as in crocheting or knitting)
a slender hollow usually stainless steel instrument by which material is put into or taken from the body through the skin
an extremely thin solid usually stainless steel instrument used in acupuncture and inserted through the skin
a slender bar of magnetized steel that is free to turn (as in a compass) to show the direction of a magnetic field
a slender pointer on a dial
a slender pointed object (as a pointed crystal or an obelisk)
a leaf (as of a pine) shaped like a needle
a slender piece of jewel or steel with a rounded tip used in a phonograph to transmit vibrations from the record
needle2 of 2verb
tease entry 1 sense 2a, taunt
to cause to take action by repeated stinging remarks
needleworknoun
work done with a needleespecially: work (as embroidery) other than plain sewing
needlessadjective
unnecessary
needlessadjective
unnecessary
needle1 of 2noun
a small slender usually steel instrument that has an eye for thread or surgical sutures at one end and is used for sewing
any of various devices for carrying thread and making stitches (as in crocheting or knitting)
a slender hollow usually stainless steel instrument by which material is put into or taken from the body through the skin
an extremely thin solid usually stainless steel instrument used in acupuncture and inserted through the skin
a slender bar of magnetized steel that is free to turn (as in a compass) to show the direction of a magnetic field
a slender pointer on a dial
a slender pointed object (as a pointed crystal or an obelisk)
a leaf (as of a pine) shaped like a needle
a slender piece of jewel or steel with a rounded tip used in a phonograph to transmit vibrations from the record
needle2 of 2verb
tease entry 1 sense 2a, taunt
to cause to take action by repeated stinging remarks
needle1 of 2noun
a small slender usually steel instrument that has an eye for thread or surgical sutures at one end and is used for sewing
any of various devices for carrying thread and making stitches (as in crocheting or knitting)
a slender hollow usually stainless steel instrument by which material is put into or taken from the body through the skin
an extremely thin solid usually stainless steel instrument used in acupuncture and inserted through the skin
a slender bar of magnetized steel that is free to turn (as in a compass) to show the direction of a magnetic field
a slender pointer on a dial
a slender pointed object (as a pointed crystal or an obelisk)
a leaf (as of a pine) shaped like a needle
a slender piece of jewel or steel with a rounded tip used in a phonograph to transmit vibrations from the record
needle2 of 2verb
tease entry 1 sense 2a, taunt
to cause to take action by repeated stinging remarks
needlepointnoun
embroidery done on canvas or plastic usually in simple even stitches across counted threads
1 His girlfriend, a fellow exchange student, made him a needlepoint belt for his 21st birthday: his initials and little pink elephants drinking martinis.
2 So while some of his pottery pays sincere homage to the sculptural lamps of George Nelson or the design work of Alexander Girard, his needlepoint pillows include tart winks at ’60s pop culture.
3 From 1 to 3 p.m., the museum will offer lessons in needlepoint for young people who would like to learn what it was like to make an old-fashioned sampler.
4 At length, green seedlings as small needlepoint came out from the flat surface of the soil.
终于, 平整的畦面上冒出一棵棵针尖般小的绿苗.
5 Bikoff created the agate geode slab table which stands next to a French Louis XV–style fauteuil with needlepoint upholstery, by sourcing the stone from Brazil.
6 All the employees, including official greeter dog Moose, are two floors below, in the warehouse, furiously packing belts, wallets, hats, flasks, key fobs and other needlepoint adornments to arrive before Christmas Eve.
7 The 350-plus works on view include numerous paintings — most of the major ones from outside the museum’s collection — as well as stained glass, needlepoint, film, sculpture and illustrated books.
8 My mother wasn’t an artist, but she made these weird owls out of pine cones, or cat needlepoint things.
9 You gave up on needlepoint and your herb garden died back in April?
10 My old philosophy used to be live and let live, but Im taking this needlepoint class and they gave us these really big pillows.
我的旧理念,过去是活也让别人活,但是我采取这一绒绣阶级,他们给了我们这些真正的大枕头。
11 Her hobbies include knitting and needlepoint.
12 A needlepoint reads, “Home is the place you left.”
13 Turns out that among a certain set, handmade needlepoint belts are a sign of a serious relationship, like exchanging class rings or other tokens of love.
14 From my perch on the cushioned chair I see the wooden footrest with its floral needlepoint cover in front of her rocker, the small shelf of books— prayer books and poetry, mainly—by the stairs.
15 The latter half included colorful florals — first on the toes of shoes, then full blown on dresses or as a pattern of embroidered needlepoint that kept the slightly stage-costume message.
16 At length, green seedlings as small as needlepoint came out from the flat surface of the soil.
终于,平整的畦面上冒出一棵棵针尖般小的绿苗。
17 A cross-section of Carrboro parades through this sprawling coffee shop, which doubles as a study lounge and living room decorated with Internet memes in needlepoint and a “wreath” constructed from sneakers.
18 With the same patience with which she dyed tablecloths, sewed lace masterpieces, and embroidered needlepoint peacocks, she waited for Pietro Crespi to be unable to bear the urges of his heart and more.
19 They also yearn for a domestic fantasy, and dream about redecorating the guest bathroom, making needlepoint chair-covers, and 'putting up 'quarts of home-canned tomatoes.
上她们也心存幻想,梦想能重新装饰客房卫生间,椅子套刺绣,或者“贮藏”几夸脱家庭自制的番茄罐头。
20 It wasn't always a great deal of fun being a woman in the 18th century, even if you had somehow managed to evade convention and learn something more intellectually challenging than needlepoint.
1 针绣花边
3 针织花边