英:[hiːl]
美:[hiːl]
英:[hiːl]
美:[hiːl]
复数:heels
第三人称单数:heels
现在分词:heeling
过去式:heeled
过去分词:heeled
noun (1)
the back of the human foot below the ankle and behind the arch
the part of the hind limb of other vertebrates that is similar in structure to the human heel
nipping at the cow's heels
an anatomical structure suggestive of the human heelespecially: the part of the palm of the hand nearest the wrist
rubbed his eyes with the heels of his hands —Warren Eyster
one of the crusty ends of a loaf of bread
the part (as of a shoe) that covers the human heel
a solid attachment of a shoe or boot forming the back of the sole under the heel of the foot
squashed the bug with his boot heel
a rear, low, or bottom part: such as
the after end of a ship's keel or the lower end of a mast
the base of a tuber or cutting of a plant used for propagation of the plant
the base of a ladder
a contemptible person : a person who is self-centered or untrustworthy a few heels who appear to get away with it—Frank Case
felt like a heel
professional wrestling a wrestler who performs the role of the unsympathetic antagonist or adversary in a staged wrestling match compare baby face sense 2
In the traditional morality plays of professional wrestling, grapplers divided into good guys, or "baby faces," and black-hatted "heels."—John Leland
verb (1)
transitive verb
to furnish (a boot, a shoe, etc.) with a solid attachment forming the part of the sole that is under the back of the foot : to attach a heel (see heel entry 1 sense 4b) to
to supply especially with money or information I want to be heeled when they book him—R. P. Warren
better heeled but still not flush
to exert pressure on, propel, or strike (someone or something) with the back part of the foot
heeled her horse
to urge (a lagging animal) by following closely or by nipping at the heels
dogs heeling cattle
intransitive verb
to move along near the back of someone's feet : to stay at someone's heels
taught the dog to heel
verb (2)
intransitive verb
to lean to one side : tipespecially, of a boat or ship: to lean temporarily (as from the action of wind or waves) compare list entry 3
kept heeling to the left
transitive verb
to cause (a boat) to lean to one side
heeling the sloop well over and skimming her along to windward—K. M. Dodson
noun (2)
a tilt (as of a boat) to one sidealso: the extent of such a tilt
a heel of six degrees to starboard
achilles heel致命要害;薄弱环节
high heel高跟鞋
achilles' heel唯一的致命的弱点
at heeladv. 接踵;尾随
under the heel of被…践踏;在…掌握中,adv. 被践踏
the heel of achilles唯一的致命弱点
wedge heel坡跟鞋;楔形跟
high heel shoes高跟鞋
stiletto heeln. (女式高跟皮鞋的)细鞋跟
"脚后跟",古英语 hela,源自原始日耳曼语 *hanhilon(也指古诺尔斯语 hæll,古弗里西亚语 hel,荷兰语 hiel),源自原始印欧语 *kenk-(3)"脚后跟,膝盖弯曲处"(也指古英语 hoh "踝关节")。
意思是"鞋或靴子的后跟",约为1400年。 Down at heels(1732)指的是鞋或靴子的后跟磨损,主人太穷无法更换。关于 Achilles' heel "唯一的弱点",请参见 Achilles。在中古英语中, fight with (one's) heels(fighten with heles)的意思是"逃跑"。
用掌根击打
用脚跟传球
严重倾斜
尾端
冰刀后跟
拍子跟
蹄
足跟:脚的最后部
横倾
Noun (1) and Verb (1) Middle English, from Old English hēla; akin to Old Norse hæll heel, Old English hōh — more at hock Verb (2) and Noun (2) alteration of Middle English heelden, from Old English hieldan; akin to Old High German hald inclined, Lithuanian šalis side, region
The first known use of heel was before the 12th century
heft1 of 2noun
weight entry 1 sense 1a, heaviness
heft2 of 2verb
to heave up : lift
to test the weight of by lifting
heftyadjective
heavy entry 1 sense 1a, bulky
heft1 of 2noun
weight entry 1 sense 1a, heaviness
heft2 of 2verb
to heave up : lift
to test the weight of by lifting
heel1 of 4noun
the back part of the human foot behind the arch and below the anklealso: the corresponding part of a lower vertebrate
the part of the palm of the hand nearest the wrist
a part (as of a shoe) that covers or supports the human heel
a lower, back, or end partespecially: one of the crusty ends of a loaf of bread
a person who deserves contempt
heel2 of 4verb
to provide with a heel
heel3 of 4verb
to tilt to one side : tip
heel4 of 4noun
a tilt to one side
heel1 of 4noun
the back part of the human foot behind the arch and below the anklealso: the corresponding part of a lower vertebrate
the part of the palm of the hand nearest the wrist
a part (as of a shoe) that covers or supports the human heel
a lower, back, or end partespecially: one of the crusty ends of a loaf of bread
a person who deserves contempt
heel2 of 4verb
to provide with a heel
heel3 of 4verb
to tilt to one side : tip
heel4 of 4noun
a tilt to one side
heel1 of 4noun
the back part of the human foot behind the arch and below the anklealso: the corresponding part of a lower vertebrate
the part of the palm of the hand nearest the wrist
a part (as of a shoe) that covers or supports the human heel
a lower, back, or end partespecially: one of the crusty ends of a loaf of bread
a person who deserves contempt
heel2 of 4verb
to provide with a heel
heel3 of 4verb
to tilt to one side : tip
heel4 of 4noun
a tilt to one side
heel1 of 4noun
the back part of the human foot behind the arch and below the anklealso: the corresponding part of a lower vertebrate
the part of the palm of the hand nearest the wrist
a part (as of a shoe) that covers or supports the human heel
a lower, back, or end partespecially: one of the crusty ends of a loaf of bread
a person who deserves contempt
heel2 of 4verb
to provide with a heel
heel3 of 4verb
to tilt to one side : tip
heel4 of 4noun
a tilt to one side
heelnoun
the back of the human foot below the ankle and behind the arch
the back of the hind limb of other vertebrates homologous with the human heel
an anatomical structure suggestive of the human heel: as
the hind part of a hoof
either of the projections of a coffin bone
the part of the palm of the hand nearest the wrist
1 Miig squashed his dying smoke under his heel and stretched out his legs, making a pillow between his head and the log with his hands.
2 Wouldn’t heels over head make more sense? heated argument.
3 Kapu bit her heel softly and she glanced over her shoulder.
4 Sometimes a heel would touch ground first, other times it would be a toe, or an arch.
5 I was crouched on my heels when I saw it.
6 Every time I hear the clacking of high heels, I am seized with trepidation.
7 I straightened my spine, snapped my heels together, lifted my chin, stared at the back in front of me.
8 They were in full armor, enameled steel from helm to heel, long pale cloaks over their shoulders, shining white shields strapped to their left arms.
9 Her father hated them, saying they looked too much like high heels, but Candice liked how they made her taller.
10 So the next afternoon when it was hot and close, Turner climbed the steps to Mrs. Cobb’s house with the sea breeze at his heels, urging him to play.
11 When one of his companions announced Hamlet's coming, my brother hastened to the courtyard and I followed upon his heels.
12 She kicked her heels and bared her teeth.
13 I sank farther down, onto my heels, hardly aware of myself mumbling the words out loud.
14 It was time; the squall was on us, and the vessel began to heel.'
真是千钧一发啊,命令刚下, 狂风就赶上了我们, 船开始倾斜起来.
15 Then he spun on his heels and pointed his huge index finger at me.
16 I add the water to the pot of rice and push the heel of my hand against the rough grains.
17 When she tripped on the cobblestones in her high heels, Joseph caught her.
18 He turns on his heel and walks out of the room.
19 Dicey was briefly worried, but he crouched down on his heels, ignoring the puddles, and looked up at them all.
20 As she started after him something struck her hoot and she looked around to see Zit, Zat, and Sister at her heels.
1 跟随
2 告密者
yaller split shelf stag canary whisperer fink squealer ratter nark whistle-blower third ear shiever geepo dobber-in dog wrong finger nose grass copper rat shopper sneak tout informant pimp snout telltale weasel informer songbird snitch nightingale tipper squeaker yodeler zuch dobber grasser
3 追赶
pursuant flight chase pursuit chevy coursing run follow pursue shag bust bear hurl greyhound make after
4 鞋
7 倾斜
slantwise declivous bias inclined declining slant sloping slanted pitched cant raked slanting aslant shelvy atilt aslope asquint tipsily slantways set list fall grade pitch lean banking dip slope tilt rake incline inclination bevel obliquity crankiness tipsiness tip decline sink descend oblique droop careen nod bank weather cockeyed bend shelve slantendicular slantingdicular prone hanging gradient downhill leaning saggy tippy sidelong fastigiate steep descent sway declination declension cline declivity versant acclivity turn hang batter stoop steeve top uptilt tipsy splay swash sideling inclinatory Agee slopewise version cock shelving camber trip nose ramp verge sag underlay hade sklent weight
8 供给
supply maintenance accommodation replenish find store serve fit arm minister afford accommodate outfit administer furnish purvey issue feed suppliance -ate give provide fix
10 寄生虫
pagurid guest drone parasite louse driftwood vermin mooch bur sponger cadger worm sponge leech helminth poler
11 紧跟
12 用棒杆弯头击
13 跟上
14 剩余
over remainder leftover surplus remnant scrappy residuary remanent plus shank leaving reversion overmuch residuum overplus surplusage overmeasure remain
16 后跟
17 催促
urgent accelerative urgency screw skelp call push edge rush urge accelerate hurry bustle haste hasten scurry hie
18 叛徒
yaller rat traitor renegade apostate crawfish betrayer judas ratter runagate turncoat iscariot two-timer dog cop-out turnabout Judas Iscariot shamus
21 残余
odd residual remnant residuary remanent survival remainder residue relic leaving relict oddment residuum tag end
22 末端
tip peak terminal extremity terminus NEB tag end tail end point end head extreme tail butt termination
23 植树
25 食客
beat shadow satellite sponge parasite feeder splice bleeder mooch hanger-on schnorrer smell-feast tagtail trencherman client
26 高跟鞋
28 越狱
jail-break gaol delivery bush parole break crashout breakout jailbreak clemo spring slope breeze give leg bail fly the coop go over the hill
31 紧紧跟随
34 逃跑
fugitive get run getaway runaway desertion fly beat split escape sweep defect flee breeze evade decamp greyhound give leg bail fly the coop cop a mope take hook make it out take flight hook it
35 小偷
sneak thief cannon pilfer prowler derrick grifter filch prig thieve lurcher porch climber sneak thief
36 提供
offer production offering tender provide present subject submit sample extend bear lend furnish proffer holdout
39 踵状物
41 跟着
42 坏蛋
45 尾部
caudal coccygeal uropygial caudad uropygium tail tailpiece hindquarters cauda posterior Ur- ass coda rump empennage afterbody
46 使倾斜
rake bank weather pitch decline lean slope tilt incline slant cant top sway careen steeve uptilt
47 面包皮
48 袜底
49 对…施加压力
53 倾斜度
54 无耻之徒