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tail如何读

英：[teɪl]

美：[teɪl]

tail英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C]尾,尾巴 the movable long growth at the back or end of a creature's body
[C]尾巴似的东西,尾状物; 尾部 sth like this in appearance, shape, or position

v.(动词)

vt. & vi. 跟踪 follow sb closely, follow close behind moving in a file

tail是什么意思

n. (名词)

燕尾服，男子晚礼服
后部，尾部，尾状后部，末尾部份
尾状物，尾巴，尾
钉梢人，暗探
硬币文面或反面（没有头像的一面）
尾随，钉梢
大权旁落
主次颠倒，喧宾夺主
临阵脱逃

adj. (形容词)

限嗣继承的，限制继承的，限定继承的
尾部的，后部的
从后面来的，在后面的

v. (动词)

钉梢，盯梢，跟踪，尾随，跟在后头
逐渐消失
为...装尾巴，装上尾巴
变少，缩小，变得越来越小，逐渐减少
拖着尾巴，尾巴似地垂下，尾巴似地拖在后面
添上，接上，连结上
切去尾巴，切去末端，截短...的尾巴
【建】把（砖、木板的一端）嵌入
排成队，位于…的后面，排在…后面
船尾搁浅（在暗礁上），船尾朝前停上浅滩
把船尾掉向顺风方面
摘除…
形成尾部，成为尾部
使尾部连接
使架住，使搭牢
成为散乱的行列，以散乱的行列前进
嵌进，搭上
附于其后

tail变形

复数:tails

第三人称单数:tails

现在分词:tailing

过去式:tailed

过去分词:tailed

tail扩展

tailless (adj.), taillike (adj.)

tail词根

词根：tail

adj.

tailed 有…尾的；去掉尾的

tailless 无尾的；无财产继承之限制的

tailed 尾随（tail的过去式及过去分词）

tail英英释义

noun (1)

the rear end or a process or prolongation of the rear end of the body of an animal

something resembling an animal's tail in shape or position: such as

a luminous stream of particles, gases, or ions extending from a comet especially in the antisolar direction

the rear part of an airplane consisting usually of horizontal and vertical stabilizing surfaces with attached control surfaces

the reverse of a coin—usually used in plural

tails, I win

tailcoat

full evening dress for men

a location immediately or not far behind

had a posse on his tail

one (such as a detective) who follows or keeps watch on someone

buttocks, butt

slang, vulgar sexual intercourse

retinue

the back, last, lower, or inferior part of something

tailing sense 1—usually used in plural

the blank space at the bottom of a page

verb

transitive verb

to follow for purposes of surveillance

to connect end to end

to remove the tail of (an animal) : dock entry 3

to remove the stem or bottom part of

topping and tailing gooseberries

to make or furnish with a tail

to follow or be drawn behind like a tail

intransitive verb

to form or move in a straggling line

to grow progressively smaller, fainter, or more scattered : abate—usually used with off

productivity is tailing off—Tom Nicholson

to swing or lie with the stern in a named direction—used of a ship at anchor

tag entry 2

noun (2)

entail sense 1a

adjective

limited as to tenure : entailed

tail词组

tail gas尾气；废气

tail end末端；结束

the long tail长尾理论；长尾巴

on one's tail[美国英语]紧追某人

short tail短尾巴

tail water尾水；废水；下游水

fish tail鱼尾爪脚；鱼尾步；鱼尾峰；鱼尾杆

tail fin鱼的尾鳍；[空]直尾翼，垂直尾翼

tail rotor尾桨；直升机尾旋翼；尾部螺旋桨

tail off变少；缩小；吞吞吐吐；零散地落在后头

vertical tail垂直尾翼

tail pipe排气尾管

prehensile tail卷尾

tail light尾灯，后灯

tail shaft艉轴；船尾轴；推进器轴

tail lampn. （汽车）尾灯

go into tails开始穿起燕尾服

tail length尾长；板尾长度

pig tail抽头；小编辫；猪尾

turn tail逃跑；躲开

tail词源中文解释

"动物的后部," 古英语 tægl, tægel "尾巴," 源自原始日耳曼语 *tagla- (也指古高地德语 zagal, 德语 Zagel "尾巴," 方言德语 Zagel "阴茎," 古诺尔斯语 tagl "马尾巴," 哥特语 tagl "头发"), 源自原始印欧语言 *doklos, 源自词根 *dek- (2) "长而细的东西" (指边缘、一缕头发、马尾巴; 源自古爱尔兰语 dual "一缕头发," 梵语 dasah "边缘, 灯芯").

根据《牛津英语词典》的说法，至少在日耳曼语中，主要意义似乎是 "毛茸茸的尾巴"，或者只是 "一缕头发"，但在古英语中，这个词已经被用于形容无毛的虫子、蜜蜂等的 "尾巴"。但巴克写道，普遍的观念是 "长而细的形状"。作为形容词，从1670年代开始使用。

"硬币的反面" (与正面相对) 的意思源自1680年代； "人的背面，臀部" 的意思记录于公元1300年左右； "阴部" 的俚语意义源自14世纪中叶； "女性作为性对象" 的意思源自1933年，早期指与妓女发生性行为 (1846)。关于字母下降笔画的意思，从1590年代开始。

Tails "有尾巴的外套" 源自1857年。 tail-race (1776) 是水车下面的一部分。 turn tail "逃跑" (1580年代) 最初是猎鹰术语。 tail wagging the dog 的形象来自1907年。另一个古英语单词 "尾巴" 是 steort (参见 stark)。

tail_人体组织学行业词汇

［精子］尾

tail_体育行业词汇

后端

tail_动物学行业词汇

尾［部］

又称 :尾［部］(pygidium (环节动物) )

tail_医学行业词汇

尾：任何细长的附生物

从动物体后延伸出的附生物

tail_水产行业词汇

尾部

鱼体由肛门至尾鳍末端的部分。

烂尾病

rot disease 由气单胞菌（Aeromonas）引起的细菌性鱼病。危害多种海淡水鱼类。发病早期，尾鳍及尾柄处充血、发炎、糜烂，严重时尾鳍烂掉，尾柄处肌肉出血、溃烂，骨骼外露。

tail_生物学行业词汇

[噬菌体]尾部

tail_金融行业词汇

钱币背面

尾部差额

尾数

限定所有权

指定继承人继承的不动产

tail词源英文解释

Noun (1) Middle English, from Old English tægel; akin to Old High German zagal tail, Middle Irish dúal lock of hair Noun (2) Middle English, from Anglo-French, from tailler Adjective Middle English taille, from Anglo-French taylé, past participle of tailler to cut, limit — more at tailor

The first known use of tail was before the 12th century

tail儿童词典英英释义

tax1 of 2verb

to require to pay a tax

to accuse of something

taxed them with carelessness

to make heavy demands on : strain

taxed our strength

tax2 of 2noun

a charge usually of money set by authority on persons or property for public purposes

something (as an effort or duty) that makes heavy demands : strain

taste1 of 2verb

experience entry 2, undergo

taste the joy of flying

to test the flavor of something by taking a little into the mouth

to eat or drink especially in small quantities

to recognize by or as if by the sense of taste

can taste the onion in it

to have a specific flavor

this milk tastes sour

taste2 of 2noun

a small amount tasted

a small sample of experience

her first taste of success

the sense that recognizes and tells apart the sweet, sour, bitter, or salty quality of a dissolved substance and is controlled by taste buds on the tongue

the quality of a dissolved substance that can be identified by the sense of taste

a sensation obtained from a substance in the mouth that is usually produced by the sense of taste in combination with those of touch and smell : flavor

a personal liking

had expensive tastes

the ability to choose and enjoy what is good and beautiful

a person of taste

aesthetic quality : style

in bad taste

taste1 of 2verb

experience entry 2, undergo

taste the joy of flying

to test the flavor of something by taking a little into the mouth

to eat or drink especially in small quantities

to recognize by or as if by the sense of taste

can taste the onion in it

to have a specific flavor

this milk tastes sour

taste2 of 2noun

a small amount tasted

a small sample of experience

her first taste of success

the sense that recognizes and tells apart the sweet, sour, bitter, or salty quality of a dissolved substance and is controlled by taste buds on the tongue

the quality of a dissolved substance that can be identified by the sense of taste

a sensation obtained from a substance in the mouth that is usually produced by the sense of taste in combination with those of touch and smell : flavor

a personal liking

had expensive tastes

the ability to choose and enjoy what is good and beautiful

a person of taste

aesthetic quality : style

in bad taste

tasknoun

a piece of assigned work

tap1 of 4noun

faucet, spigot

the procedure of removing fluid from a container or cavity by tapping

tap2 of 4verb

to release or cause to flow by making a hole or by drawing a plug from a container or cavity

tap wine from a cask

to make a hole in so as to let out or draw off a fluid

tap maple trees

to draw from or upon

tap the nation's resources

tap3 of 4verb

to strike or cause to strike lightly especially with a slight sound tap one's foot

tap on a window

tap4 of 4noun

a light blow or its sound

a small metal plate for the sole or heel of a shoe (as for tap dancing)

talk1 of 2verb

to express in speech

talk sense

to speak about : discuss

talk business

to influence, affect, or cause by talking

talked us into agreeing

to use for communicating

talk sign language

to express or exchange ideas by means of spoken words

to communicate in any way

the computer talks to the printer

to spread gossip

to reveal secret information

tried to make the suspect talk

talk2 of 2noun

the act or an instance of talking

a way of speaking

pointless or useless discussion

all talk and no action

a formal discussion or exchange of views : conference

rumor entry 1 sense 1, gossip

the topic of comment or gossip

it's the talk of the town

talentnoun

an ancient unit of weight and money

the natural abilities of a person

a special often athletic, creative, or artistic ability

persons of talent in a field or activity

take1 of 2verb

to lay hold of : grasp

take my hand

capture entry 2 sense 1

take a fort

win entry 1 sense 3a

take first prize

to get possession of (as by buying, capturing, or killing)

took several trout with hook and line

to seize and affect suddenly

taken with a fever

captivate, delight

was much taken with the new neighbors

extract entry 1 sense 4

take material from an encyclopedia

subtract sense 1

take 78 from 112

to put an end to (as life)

to find out by testing or examining

take a patient's temperature

select entry 1, choose

I took the red one

assume sense 1 take charge

take office

to let in and hold : admit, accommodate the suitcase won't take another thing

the boat was taking water fast

to be affected harmfully by (as a disease) : contract

take a cold

to become soaked with or make part of itself : absorb plants take up water

this cloth takes dye very well

to be guided by : follow

take my advice

to introduce into the body

take your medicine

to submit to

took the punishment without complaining

withstand

can take a lot of punishment

to subscribe to

takes two newspapers

to enroll in for study take piano lessons

take a course in history

to keep from swinging at (a baseball pitch)

take a strike

understand sense 3, interpret

I took it to mean something different

consider sense 3

wanted to be taken for a genius

to react in a certain way take offense

take pride in one's work

to be formed or used with

this verb takes an object

to lead, carry, or cause to go along to another place take me to your leader

take a package home

to make use of

take a vacation

to proceed to occupy

take a chair

need entry 2 sense 2, require I take a larger size

this job takes a lot of time

to obtain an image or copy of take fingerprints

take a photograph

to set out to make, do, or perform took a new job

take a walk

to set out or go

take after the escaped prisoner

to have effect (as by absorption)

a dye that takes well

take2 of 2noun

an act or the action of taking

something taken : proceeds, catch

a scene filmed or televised at one time without stopping the camera

a sound recording made during a single recording period

mental response or reaction

take1 of 2verb

to lay hold of : grasp

take my hand

capture entry 2 sense 1

take a fort

win entry 1 sense 3a

take first prize

to get possession of (as by buying, capturing, or killing)

took several trout with hook and line

to seize and affect suddenly

taken with a fever

captivate, delight

was much taken with the new neighbors

extract entry 1 sense 4

take material from an encyclopedia

subtract sense 1

take 78 from 112

to put an end to (as life)

to find out by testing or examining

take a patient's temperature

select entry 1, choose

I took the red one

assume sense 1 take charge

take office

to let in and hold : admit, accommodate the suitcase won't take another thing

the boat was taking water fast

to be affected harmfully by (as a disease) : contract

take a cold

to become soaked with or make part of itself : absorb plants take up water

this cloth takes dye very well

to be guided by : follow

take my advice

to introduce into the body

take your medicine

to submit to

took the punishment without complaining

withstand

can take a lot of punishment

to subscribe to

takes two newspapers

to enroll in for study take piano lessons

take a course in history

to keep from swinging at (a baseball pitch)

take a strike

understand sense 3, interpret

I took it to mean something different

consider sense 3

wanted to be taken for a genius

to react in a certain way take offense

take pride in one's work

to be formed or used with

this verb takes an object

to lead, carry, or cause to go along to another place take me to your leader

take a package home

to make use of

take a vacation

to proceed to occupy

take a chair

need entry 2 sense 2, require I take a larger size

this job takes a lot of time

to obtain an image or copy of take fingerprints

take a photograph

to set out to make, do, or perform took a new job

take a walk

to set out or go

take after the escaped prisoner

to have effect (as by absorption)

a dye that takes well

take2 of 2noun

an act or the action of taking

something taken : proceeds, catch

a scene filmed or televised at one time without stopping the camera

a sound recording made during a single recording period

mental response or reaction

tail1 of 3noun

the rear end or a lengthened growth from the rear end of the body of an animal

something resembling an animal's tail the tail of a comet

the tail of a kite

plural full evening dress for men

the back, last, lower, or rear part of something

the tail of an airplane

the reverse of a coin

one (as a detective) who follows or keeps watch on someone

a location not far behind

a posse on the outlaw's tail

tail2 of 3adjective

being at or coming from the rear

tail3 of 3verb

to make or furnish with a tail

to follow or be drawn behind like a tail

to follow closely to observe : shadow

tail医学词典英英释义

tailnoun

the rear end or a process or prolongation of the rear end of the body of an animal

one end of a molecule regarded as opposite to the headespecially: the end of a lipid molecule that consists of a nonpolar hydrocarbon chain and is opposite to the polar group

most surface-active agents have a long hydrophobic tail attached to a polar head —R. E. Kirk & D. F. Othmer

any of various parts of bodily structures that are terminal: as

the distal tendon of a muscle

the slender left end of the human pancreas

the common convoluted tube that forms the lower part of the epididymis

the motile part of a sperm that extends from the middle piece to the end and comprises the flagellum

a thin protein tube which forms part of the coat of some bacteriophages and through which DNA is injected into a cell

tail 例句

1 Pantalaimon, his thick cat’s tail erect, stood on her lap with his blazing eyes fixed on the old man.

2 His backpack was on the grass next to him, with a bushy tail spilling out of it.

3 Aircraft pilot reported an object with a bright green head and white tail.

飞机的飞行员报告的对象,以明亮的绿色和白色的头尾部.

4 They have grumbling lions with gleaming teeth and a snaking line of elephants, each clutching the limp tail in front of her.

5 I went and stood to one side of Jumper and jerked a long hair out of his tail.

6 Cut ½-inch x 4-inch strips of tissue paper and fasten them to the tape inside the roll to form a tail.

7 He licked my face, his tail swishing back and forth on the dusty ground.

8 Marlowe: You the guy that's been tailing me?

马洛: 你就是那个跟踪我的人吧 ?

9 So my daddy started humming something and Otis started picking it out on his guitar, and Winn' Dixie wagged his tail and lay back down underneath Gloria’s chair.

10 He had never seen Moaning Myrtle so cheerful, apart from the day when a dose of Polyjuice Potion had given Hermione the hairy face and tail of a cat.

11 Even Old Dan wagged his long red tail, which was very unusual.

12 Hardly had she spoken than his tail went up, his mouth opened slightly, and he fairly grinned.

13 I have seen his tail, but I am not going to give him the satisfaction of telling him that.

14 “Didn’t you smash down the front door, give Dudley a pig’s tail, and tell me I was a wizard?”

15 Never was any dog more heartened when its enemy turned tail than Sam at this unexpected flight.

16 She watched the rump of the horse ahead, the swish of coarse, dusty hairs as he moved his tail.

17 His team retreated last night with tails tucked firmly between their legs.

昨晚，他的队伍灰溜溜地退场了。

18 Had he a tail, captain?

他有尾巴吗，船长？

19 Her hair was gathered into a stubby bunny tail at the nape of her neck.

20 “Why don’t you kill some of them? The tails make good meat. I could show you how. We learned in jungle training when I was in the army.”