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sack·cloth
saek klawth
词根:sack
n.sack 麻布袋;洗劫
sacking 麻袋布(等于sackcloth)
v.sacking 解雇(sack的ing形式);装进;获得
vt.sack 解雇;把……装入袋;劫掠
in sackcloth and ashes处于悲痛之中;在忏悔中
"苦行或哀悼服装所穿的粗糙纺织品",13世纪晚期,字面意思是“袋子所用的布料”,源自于 sack(n.1)+ cloth。在圣经中,它是由山羊或骆驼的毛制成的,是用于制作衣服的最粗糙的材料。
sack >entry 1
The first known use of sackcloth was in the 13th century
sacredadjective
set apart in honor of someone (as a god)
a mountain sacred to Jupiter
holy sense 3
the sacred name of Jesus
religious entry 1 sense 2
sacred songs
deserving respect or honor
a sacred right
sacramentnoun
a religious act that is a sign or symbol of a spiritual existence
capitalized blessed sacrament
sacramentnoun
a religious act that is a sign or symbol of a spiritual existence
capitalized blessed sacrament
sacrumnoun
a triangular bone at the base of the spinal column that connects with or forms a part of the pelvis and in human beings consists of five united vertebrae
sackingnoun
strong rough cloth from which sacks are made
sack1 of 5noun
a flexible container (as of paper) : bag
sackful
discharge from employment—usually used with get or give
bunk entry 1 sense 3, bed
sack2 of 5verb
to put in a sack
dismiss sense 2, fire
sack3 of 5noun
any of several white wines imported to England from Spain and the Canary Islands in the 16th and 17th centuries
sack4 of 5verb
to loot after capture
pillage entry 2, loot
sack5 of 5noun
the looting of a captured town
sack1 of 5noun
a flexible container (as of paper) : bag
sackful
discharge from employment—usually used with get or give
bunk entry 1 sense 3, bed
sack2 of 5verb
to put in a sack
dismiss sense 2, fire
sack3 of 5noun
any of several white wines imported to England from Spain and the Canary Islands in the 16th and 17th centuries
sack4 of 5verb
to loot after capture
pillage entry 2, loot
sack5 of 5noun
the looting of a captured town
sackclothnoun
rough cloth for sacks
a garment of sackcloth worn as a sign of sorrow
1 The prince presented himself without guard, and without retinue: stopped in the second enclosure, he suffered himself to be stripped of his vestments and clothed in sackcloth.
2 Veganuary's Simon Winch thinks vegans are also shaking off an outmoded image of lentils and sackcloth.
3 The countries on the periphery donned their sackcloth out of necessity, tightening belts and buying less from abroad than they produced at home.
4 A striking number of free-market economists, worshippers at the feet of Milton Friedman and his Chicago colleagues, have lined up to don sackcloth and ashes and swear allegiance to the memory of Keynes.
5 Then David and the elders, covered with sackcloth, fell on their faces.
大卫和长老都身穿麻衣、面伏于地。
6 As eco fashion took some time to cast off its sackcloth image, there may be mixed feelings about the return of the eco-friendly dungaree.
7 Belichick began appearing before the news media in hoodies that were even more tattered than usual: the emperor now a penitent in sackcloth, muttering about past accomplishments and making uncharacteristic excuses.
8 The city article of the Nineveh Times, if such a paper existed, would probably have described “sackcloth firm, with a tendency to rise.”
9 But don’t panic. It’s not because the wheels somehow fell off the fashion bus, dooming us to a future of wearing sackcloth and ashes.
10 As this new Apple clip a year later indicates, sackcloth and ashes about U2 are still no longer his thing.
11 “The first year you wanted to look pretty for me, so you wore a nice dress to the fields. By the time we finished, it looked like the sackcloth the yuccas were in!”
12 Zoom calls with bosses now dressed in a sackcloth.
13 You can argue that refusing to apologize for or hide your body under a sackcloth is a feminist act.
你可以辩称,拒绝为自己的身体而道歉,或者不愿把自己的身体隐藏在粗布衣服之下可以是女权主义的行为。
14 Why not mandate Stitch Fix-style deliveries of sackcloth and ashes so that we may know that these people are truly humbled?
15 It wore a crude straw hat and a pair of sackcloth pants.
16 Photograph: Rex Christian Bale ended up as Batman, of course, but Nolan did use Murphy as the movie’s villain, Jonathan Crane, a spindly-limbed psychopath who dressed up in sackcloth and called himself the Scarecrow.
17 The antithesis of recession-appropriate sackcloth and ashes, prints exert a strong emotional pull.
18 Upping the ante, he called on Sinn Fein leaders to don “sackcloth and ashes,” an Old Testament ritual for demonstrating repentance and shame.
19 The Bible describes how “the sun became black as sackcloth of hair and the moon became as blood”.
20 It would be safe to amble down dark alleys or across parks, whether sporting a diamond-encrusted miniskirt and platinum noise-cancelling headphones or a sackcloth boiler suit and an air of high alert.