ply如何读

英:[plaɪ]

美:[plaɪ]

ply是什么意思

vt.& vi.

使用(工具)

经常供应(食物、饮料)

固定往来

经营生意

n.

(毛线、绳等的)股

(夹板的)层片

vt.

(娴熟地)使用

ply变形

复数:plies或ply

第三人称单数:plies

现在分词:plying

过去式:plied

过去分词:plied

ply词根

词根:ply

adj.

pliable 柔韧的;柔软的;圆滑的;易曲折的

n.

plyer 从事职业的人

ply英英释义

verb (1)

transitive verb

to use or wield diligently

busily plying his pen

to practice or perform diligently

ply a trade

to keep furnishing or supplying something to

plied us with liquor

to make a practice of rowing or sailing over or on

the boat plies the river

to go or travel regularly over, on, or through

jets plying the skies

intransitive verb

to apply oneself steadily

to go or travel regularly

noun

one of several layers (as of cloth) usually sewn or laminated together

one of the strands in a yarn

one of the veneer sheets forming plywood

a layer of a paper or cardboard

inclination, bias

verb (2)

transitive verb

to twist together

ply two single yarns

ply词组

ply someone with something◎不断地供给某人(食物、饮料等),不断以某物供应某人,◎以(问题、议论等)对某人纠缠不休;以某种议论攻击某人;以某事质问某人 

ply词源中文解释

"勤奋地工作、练习、努力使用或雇用",14世纪晚期,缩写形式为 applien "加入,应用"(见 apply)。其核心是拉丁语 plicare "放置、折叠、扭曲",源自原意语 *plekt-, 源自 PIE 词根 *plek- "编织"。"定期旅行,来回走同一路线"的意义可追溯至1803年,也许源自早期的"掌舵"意义(1550年代)。相关: Plied; plies; plying。

ply_力学行业词汇

层片

ply_建筑行业词汇

ply词源英文解释

Verb (1) Middle English plien "to put on, around or over, use," aphetic form of aplien, applien "to join, combine, use for a certain purpose, apply" Noun borrowed from French pli "fold, pleat, crease," going back to Old French plei, pli "joint in armor, fold," noun derivative from pleier, plier "to fold, bend" — more at ply >entry 3 Verb (2) Middle English plien "to bend, fold, be capable of bending, be flexible, make submissive, be submissive," borrowed from Anglo-French pleier, plaier, ploier, plier "to fold, bend, (intransitive) bend, bow down, sag" (also continental Old French), going back to Latin plicāre "to fold, bend," back-formation from -plicāre in compounds such as applicāre "to bring into contact (with)," complicāre "to fold together," explicāre "to free from folds, straighten," implicāre "to fold about itself, entwine," replicāre "to fold back on itself," formed from a stem *-plec-, probably a variant, without the formative -t-, of the stem of plectere "to plait, twine," going back to Indo-European *pleḱ-t-, whence also Germanic *flehtan- "to braid, plait" (whence Old Saxon & Old High German flehtan "to plait, weave together," Old Icelandic flétta; in nominal derivation Old English flehta "wickerwork," flohtenfōte "web-footed," Gothic flahta "braid"), Old Church Slavic pletǫ, plesti "to weave (intrigues)"; from *pleḱ- alone in Greek plékein "to plait, braid, weave," with nominal derivatives in Greek plokḗ "weaving," plókos "braid, lock," Sanskrit praśna- "turban" and perhaps Avestan ərəzatō.frašna- "having a golden helmet/coat of mail" Note: Latin plicāre developed regularly to Old French pleier, later ploier (Modern French ployer "to bend, bow"). The parallel medieval French verb plier (Modern French plier "to fold") arose by analogy with verbs such as prier "to ask," from Latin precārī, which had variants with -i- and -ei- depending on where stress fell on inflected forms, leading to generalization of one or the other form throughout the paradigm. In the case of pleier/ploier, the invasive form pli- first appeared under stress and later spread to unstressed forms. Older ploier was never displaced, however, and the maintenance of both forms lead to two independent verbs with slightly different senses. — In addition to forming the base of -plicāre in applicāre (see apply), complicāre (see complicate >entry 2), explicāre (see explicate), implicāre (see implicate, imply), replicāre (see replicate >entry 1, reply >entry 1), the Latin stem *plec- may also be the second element of nominal compounds such as duplic-. duplex "folded double, having two parts" (see duplex >entry 1), simplic-, simplex "consisting of one element" (see simple >entry 1), etc. Ernout and Meillet (Dictionnaire étymologique de la langue latine) refer to -plicāre as an "intensive" ("un intensif") relative to plectere. Slavic *pletǫ (in the Old Church Slavic form cited above) must go back to *plek-t-, as the root with the palatovelar would result in an unattested *plestǫ. Alternatively, pletǫ could represent *ple-t- and be allied with Germanic *falþan- (see fold >entry 1); this is the suggestion of Ernout and Meillet.

The first known use of ply was in the 14th century

ply儿童词典英英释义

poach1 of 2verb

to cook in simmering liquid

poached eggs

poach2 of 2verb

to hunt or fish unlawfully

pneumonianoun

a disease of the lungs marked by inflammation, congestion, fever, cough, and difficulty in breathing and caused especially by infection

pneumococcusnoun

a bacterium that causes pneumonia

pneumococcusnoun

a bacterium that causes pneumonia

pneumococcusnoun

a bacterium that causes pneumonia

pneumaticadjective

of, relating to, or using air, wind, or other gas

moved or worked by air pressure

a pneumatic drill

made to hold or be inflated with compressed air

pneumatic tires

pneumaticadjective

of, relating to, or using air, wind, or other gas

moved or worked by air pressure

a pneumatic drill

made to hold or be inflated with compressed air

pneumatic tires

plywoodnoun

a strong board made by gluing thin sheets of wood together under heat and pressure

ply1 of 2verb

to use steadily or forcefully

ply an ax

to work at

ply one's trade

to keep furnishing or supplying something to

ply a guest with food

to go or travel regularly

ply2 of 2noun

one of the folds, layers, or strands of which something (as yarn or plywood) is made up

ply1 of 2verb

to use steadily or forcefully

ply an ax

to work at

ply one's trade

to keep furnishing or supplying something to

ply a guest with food

to go or travel regularly

ply2 of 2noun

one of the folds, layers, or strands of which something (as yarn or plywood) is made up

ply 例句

1 Ferries carrying passengers and commercial lorries ply daily, between Hull and Rotterdam.

载运旅客的班渡和商用货车定期往返于赫尔港和鹿特丹港之间.

2 Partying backpackers ply the river, but their numbers are a fraction of days past.

3 Packed in 2 Ply Cartons with Kraft and Bound with Four Plastic Belts Externally Packing Sound.

双层纸箱装,外扎四道塑料腰带,内裹牛皮纸,包装完好.

4 After all, if the girls hadn’t been plying their trade, or so the reasoning presumably goes, none of this would have come to pass.

5 taxis plying for hire outside the theatre

在剧院外招揽乘客的出租车

6 He had, for years, taken notice of the lightness and the durability of the old cedar Indian canoes that still occasionally plied the waters of the Puget Sound.

7 Inside their colorful facades, sex workers ply their trade.

8 I plied at Cicero and Demosthenes.

9 It is a wonderful soubrette role that gives the glamorous Russian soprano ample opportunity to exert her magnetism and ply her comedic skills.

10 Two of New York’s established early-music ensembles plied specialties over the weekend, a study in contrasts despite basic similarities.

11 Up and down they swayed, thresh and ply.

12 If he’d stuck exclusively to novels, Goldman would most likely be eulogized now as a minor author, a middle-range talent who plied his craft in the shadow of more illustrious contemporaries.

13 But one dad, intent on watching his son ply the waves at Koki Beach, made it clear that there were 1 million things he’d rather I were doing than memorializing the moment in a photo.

14 The actors, many of them also playing instruments, performed on bar tops while the audience, seated at cafe tables, was plied with vodka and pierogies.

15 We usually buy two-ply toilet paper.

我们通常买双层的厕纸。

16 Just one of the half-knowledgeable butchers who plied their trade among the desperate of the Barrel.

17 Though it plies some of the same classic territory, Endangered Species is a more concentrated chamber group with the intriguing instrumentation of accordion, bass saxophone and trombone.

18 The Harbor was plied with barges and packets from all up and down the coast, delivering fuel and grain.

19 Adventurer and textile merchant Pieter van den Broecke plied the West African coast in the 17th century, capturing enemy ships and encountering far-flung civilizations.

20 canals plied by gondolas and steam boats

有小划船和蒸汽船往来的运河

ply 同义词

1 从事于

employ

3 往返于

criss-cross

5 性癖

proclivity

6 厚度

diameter thickness

8 逆风换抢

tack

9 一层

tier lap bed layer flat deck

10 向前冲

charge rush protrusive

14

strand lea

18 兜售

shop tout hustle peddle

24 缠扰

beset

28 不断攻击

beset

29 级数

series

30 勤奋学习

grub out

32

towline

33

wad

42 沿街叫卖

peddling peddlery truck

43 勤苦工作

plod plug

44 孜孜工作

plug away at

46 努力从事

plod

ply 短语相关

bias-ply tire multi-ply ply for hire/business/trade ply one's trade ply one's wares ply with three-ply two-ply

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