英:[ˈflædʒəleɪt]
美:[ˈflædʒəˌlet]
英:[ˈflædʒəleɪt]
美:[ˈflædʒəˌlet]
flag·el·late
flae j leIt
复数:flagellates
第三人称单数:flagellates
现在分词:flagellating
过去式:flagellated
过去分词:flagellated
flagellation (n.), flagellator (n.)
词根:flagellum
adj.flagellant 伤人的;鞭打的
flagellated 生有鞭毛的;生有匍匐茎的
n.flagellum [昆] 鞭毛;鞭子;鞭状匍匐枝
flagellant 苦修者;执鞭抽打者
flagellation 鞭打;鞭毛形成
v.flagellated 鞭打;鞭笞(flagellate的过去式)
verb
transitive verb
whip, scourge
to drive or punish as if by whipping
adjective
having flagella
shaped like a flagellum
[flagellate entry 3] of, relating to, or caused by flagellates
flagellate diarrhea
noun
a flagellate protozoan or alga
"鞭打,鞭笞",1620年代,源自拉丁语 flagellatus,是 flagellare 的过去分词,意为"鞭打,抽打"(参见 flagellum)。相关词汇: Flagellated; flagellating。英语中早期的动词是 flagellen(15世纪中期; 参见 flail(v.))。
鞭毛藻,鞭毛虫:任何有鞭毛作为运动器的微生物
鞭毛虫:鞭毛亚门的原虫
有鞭毛的
形成鞭毛
Verb Latin flagellatus, past participle of flagellare, from flagellum, diminutive of flagrum whip; perhaps akin to Old Norse blaka to wave Adjective New Latin flagellatus, from flagellum Noun New Latin Flagellata, class of unicellular organisms, from neuter plural of flagellatus
The first known use of flagellate was circa 1623
flagellumnoun
a long whiplike structure by which some tiny plants and animals move
flagellate1 of 3verb
whip entry 1 sense 2
flagellate2 of 3adjective
or flagellated ˈflaj-ə-ˌlāt-əd having flagella
shaped like a flagellum
of, relating to, or caused by flagellates
flagellate3 of 3noun
a protozoan or alga having flagella
flagellate1 of 3verb
whip entry 1 sense 2
flagellate2 of 3adjective
or flagellated ˈflaj-ə-ˌlāt-əd having flagella
shaped like a flagellum
of, relating to, or caused by flagellates
flagellate3 of 3noun
a protozoan or alga having flagella
flagellate1 of 2adjective
or flagellated ˈflaj-ə-ˌlāt-əd having flagella
shaped like a flagellum
of, relating to, or caused by flagellates
flagellate diarrhea
flagellate2 of 2noun
a flagellate protozoan or alga
1 “The academy is a moldy vault in which art flagellates itself,” Malevich said.
2 Some may even flagellate their backs with chains.
3 Instead of rejoicing at the opportunity to live their life, play games, and watch movies, many of those left behind self-flagellate and sink into a destructive sense of guilt for being more fortunate than others.
4 All that said, there is no need to flagellate ourselves that widening inequality here bucked the global trend.
5 In some poems below, the word works both with the faux meaning and the real one, like “flagellate” to hit with a flag.
6 He is bothered by white friends who “flagellate themselves, sincerely or performatively, apologizing for their ‘whiteness,’ as if they were somehow born into original sin.”
7 Narcissists may deny their mistakes or flagellate themselves into a froth of self-pitying hatred, but they never laugh at their imperfections.
自恋者也许会否定他们的错误或者鞭笞自己,让自己淹没在一堆令人自我怜悯的仇恨泡沫中,可是绝对不会嘲笑自己的不完善。
8 During Muharram, a period of mourning to mark the death of Imam Hussein, a grandson of the Prophet Mohammed, Shi'ites hold long processions where they flagellate, beat or cut themselves to show their grief.
9 At Saturday’s rally in Islamabad thousands of Shiite Muslims were seen beating their chests with their hands and flagellating themselves with knives attached to chains.
10 A crumpled and flagellated Christ, his lacerated back exposing bloody ribs, stares straight out to meet a viewer’s appalled gaze, even as a cherub fluttering above him covers his eyes in squeamish horror.
11 Stripping to the waist and falling to her knees, she ritually flagellates herself.
12 This went on for quite a while, and Neanderdad mentally flagellated himself for his foul mouth.
13 These are rotating, helical appendages which act as propellers, so flagellate bacteria are more mobile than those lacking such equipment.
14 Relating to or caused by a flagellate organism.
鞭毛虫原生生物的一个属。
15 Spirochete bacteria have been hypothesized to have given rise to microtubules, and a flagellated prokaryote may have contributed the raw materials for eukaryotic flagella and cilia.
16 But we don't need to flagellate ourselves with with guilt just because we happened to be born male identified.”
17 Hawkins danced the challenging title role, the penitent who flagellates himself to attain fuller belief and enlightenment.
18 The first scene traces a “whirling mass of vapors” as it becomes sediment and ocean, where flagellates and plankton evolve to grow tails and mouths and fins.
19 What the party shouldn’t do, though, is waste time flagellating its leadership for failing to find the magic message that would have saved the country from a Trumpian takeover.
20 Betsy Ross, when she sewed those few yards, Never dreamed it would be in the cards That her stripes and bright stars Would be used to give scars And to flagellate Capitol guards.
1 斥责
reprehensive roger exprobration sneap rating snap rocket jaw slap reprimand snub reproof scorcher earful scolding reprobation panning tonguing reprehension setdown scold chide reprove rate skin jump row rap jawbone reprobate lambaste rollick reprehend give the rough side of tong the back of hand give a bad account of a kick in the pants blast away roar up
2 鞭笞
flogging whip rod hit scourge flail knout caning flagellation flagellant lash whipping lashing licking flog the birch cane
3 鞭打
cut switch rod whip stripe slash cane lash tanning whipping lacing thrashing lashing flogging flagellation taws paddywhack warm hide tan lick thrash scourge flog whap whop sjambok kurbash strap beating whiplash towel paddle Curry thong whup larrup hiding welt baste trounce belabour swinge lace whang duff up stick dusting caning dressing-down jacketing flail fan cat trim slate lambast lam wale lambaste taw knout tawse scutch strap-oil discipline warming dressing bashing licking what-for fladge beat whale feeze yerk
4 痛斥
barb diatribe lashing Philippic inveigh revile whip denounce bombard scourge berate canvass excoriate execrate
5 鞭毛状的
6 鞭毛虫
9 笞