英：[θaɪ]
美：[θaɪ]
thigh如何读
thigh英汉释义
n.(名词)
- [C]股，大腿 the part of the human leg between the knee and the hip
thigh是什么意思
n. (名词)
- 大腿骨
- 【解】大腿
- 股
- 【虫】股节
- 腿部
- 胯股
- 股骨
- 食用的鸡腿
- 横裆
thigh变形
复数:thighs
thigh英英释义
noun
the proximal segment of the vertebrate hind or lower limb extending from the hip to the knee
the segment of the leg immediately distal to the thigh in a bird or in a quadruped in which the true thigh is obscured
the femur of an insect
something resembling or covering a thigh
thigh词组
thigh bone股骨；腿节
thigh词源中文解释
古英语 þeoh， þeh，源自原始日耳曼语 *theuham（也包括古弗里西亚语 thiach，古荷兰语 thio，荷兰语 dij，古诺尔斯语 þjo，古高地德语 dioh），可能字面意思是“腿的粗壮或肥厚部分”，源自 PIE *teuk-，源自 *teue- “膨胀”根源。
thigh_体育行业词汇
股
thigh_动物学行业词汇
大腿
thigh_医学行业词汇
股，大腿：下肢居髋膝之间的部分
thigh_解剖学行业词汇
股，又称：股(Femur（拉）)
thigh词源英文解释
Middle English, from Old English thēoh; akin to Old High German dioh thigh, Lithuanian taukai, plural, fat
The first known use of thigh was before the 12th century
thigh儿童词典英英释义
thingnoun
a matter of concern : affair
many things to do
plural state of affairs
things are improving
situation sense 3
look at this thing another way
event sense 1a, circumstance
the flood was a terrible thing
something one does well or likes to do
do your thing
deed entry 1 sense 1, act
do great things
a product of work or activity
likes to build things
the aim of effort or activity
the thing is to get well
a particular objectespecially: a lifeless object
how do you work this thing?
plural belongings
pack your things
an article of clothing
not a thing to wear
detail entry 1 sense 1b
checks every little thing
a material or substance of a particular kind
avoid starchy things
idea sense 2, notion
says the first thing that comes to mind
individual entry 2
poor little thing
a piece of news or information
couldn't get a thing out of him
the proper or fashionable way of behaving, talking, or dressing—used with the
it is the thing to wear
a usually mild fear or obsession
has a thing about snakes
something (as an activity) that makes a strong appeal to the individual
allowed to do their own thing
thinepronoun
thy one : thy ones
thin1 of 2adjective
having little extent from one surface to its opposite
thin paper
having widely scattered units
thin hair
having too little flesh
a tall thin boy
less dense than normal
thin air
lacking substance or strength thin excuses
thin broth
somewhat weak or shrill
a thin voice
thin2 of 2verb
to make or become thin
to reduce in number especially to prevent crowding
thin young carrots in the garden
thimblenoun
a cap or cover used in sewing to protect the finger that pushes the needle
thigmotropismnoun
a tropism in which contact especially with a solid or rigid surface is the stimulus directing the movement of an organism
thigmotropismnoun
a tropism in which contact especially with a solid or rigid surface is the stimulus directing the movement of an organism
thigmotaxisnoun
a taxis in which contact especially with a solid or rigid surface is the stimulus directing the movement of an organism
thighnoun
the part of the leg that extends from the hip to the knee
femurnoun
the long bone of the hind or lower limb extending from the hip to the knee called alsothighbone
the segment of an insect's leg that is third from the body
thighnoun
the part of the leg that extends from the hip to the knee
thigh医学词典英英释义
thighnoun
the proximal segment of the vertebrate hind or lower limb extending from the hip to the knee and supported by a single large bone compare femur sense 1
the segment of the leg immediately distal to the thigh in a bird or in a quadruped in which the true thigh is obscured
the femur of an insect
thigh 例句
1 “Then the blind man is deceived, and the woman is an enchantress!” said Hamlet, slapping his thighs for emphasis.
2 I was sweating through my top and all along the backs of my thighs.
3 Moons he said full and yellow as harvest moons her hips thighs.
4 Yossariun kissed her ears and her closed eyes romantically and rubbed the backs of her thighs.
尤索林痴情地亲了亲地的耳朵和闭着的双眸,然后用手抚摸着她大腿的后部.
5 I rolled under his legs and stabbed him in the back of his thigh.
6 She stood on him, placed one foot gingerly on the back of a thigh, and then the other.
7 “Name of Meshe, to laugh at a child’s death,” said a fat old man in purple sitting heavily down beside me, his leggings bunched around his thighs like skirts, his face heavy with disgust.
8 Hamstrings are supporting muscles at the back of the thigh.
腿筋是位于大腿后侧起支撑作用的肌肉。
9 The dagger had sliced a nasty gash across the back of her thigh.
10 Rasheed rolled over to face her, gently scratched her thigh with the crooked nail of his index finger.
11 The whole leg has been taken off from the thigh.
12 One burrowed through his breeches into the desiccated flesh of his thigh, to emerge again from his shoulder.
13 He lay on his belly, and Ifemelu straddled him, massaging his back and neck and thighs with her fingers, her knuckles, her elbows.
14 One afternoon I was wheeling my barrow toward the pond when something sharp sank into my thigh.
15 Adeline drew a pair of imaginary guns from imaginary thigh holsters and posed, fingers pulling imaginary triggers, making little pew! pew! pew! sounds with her red mouth.
16 The little boy stood barefoot, one arm wrapped around the man’s thigh, his shaved head resting against his father’s hip.
17 Girls always have them on their thighs, Ammu used to say.
18 David Trezeguet strained the flexor muscles in his left thigh during the match with Pescara.
在上轮联赛中,特雷泽盖左大腿屈肌拉伤.
19 This is the look: boxy and flared at the top, with a long skinny stem of thighs and legs coming out the bottom.
20 She put a hand down to her thigh where a dog had literally torn away a mouthful.
thigh 同义词
thigh 短语相关
hip and thigh
thigh bone
thigh-slapper
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