英语词汇“blood knot”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

blood knot n. (originally) a multiple overhand knot of a kind formerly tied at the end of whips (or ropes used for whipping), to increase the pain of the blows inflicted; (now also) Fishing and Surgery a knot used to tie two ropes or lines together.In quot. 1791 in figurative context.

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1791 Short Rev. Mr. Pitt's Admin. 47 No longer whipped by the blood-knots of poverty and want.

1863 London Rev. 24 Oct. 435/2 The novice proceeds by stages from tickling herself with a few strands of whipcord to goring her shoulders with hempen thongs full of blood knots.

1873 H. S. Thomas Rod in India xiii. 165 Tie a simple whip knot or common knot in it, such as is commonly tied at the end of a whip; a single knot, not a blood knot.

1901 ‘L. Malet’ Hist. Richard Calmady iii. viii. 233 Blood-knots in the whip-lash.

1935 E. Taverner & J. Moore Angler's Week-end Bk. 189 Under his critical eye, I joined the two lines with a blood knot. ‘I guessed you were a fisherman,’ he said.

1990 T. Griggs Quickening i. 15 One nurse there, her old man a sailor, used to tie him up in blood knots and monkey's fists, and Grampy still got out of them.

2005 K. M. Baumgarten & R. W. Wright Arthroscopic Knot Tying 72 The blood knot is a popular fishing knot that has been adapted to be used in laparoscopic surgery.

单词	blood knot
释义	> as lemmas blood knot blood knot n. (originally) a multiple overhand knot of a kind formerly tied at the end of whips (or ropes used for whipping), to increase the pain of the blows inflicted; (now also) Fishing and Surgery a knot used to tie two ropes or lines together.In quot. 1791 in figurative context. ΘΚΠ society > authority > punishment > corporal punishment > instrument or place of corporal punishment > [noun] > rope > knot in blood knot1791 1791 Short Rev. Mr. Pitt's Admin. 47 No longer whipped by the blood-knots of poverty and want. 1863 London Rev. 24 Oct. 435/2 The novice proceeds by stages from tickling herself with a few strands of whipcord to goring her shoulders with hempen thongs full of blood knots. 1873 H. S. Thomas Rod in India xiii. 165 Tie a simple whip knot or common knot in it, such as is commonly tied at the end of a whip; a single knot, not a blood knot. 1901 ‘L. Malet’ Hist. Richard Calmady iii. viii. 233 Blood-knots in the whip-lash. 1935 E. Taverner & J. Moore Angler's Week-end Bk. 189 Under his critical eye, I joined the two lines with a blood knot. ‘I guessed you were a fisherman,’ he said. 1990 T. Griggs Quickening i. 15 One nurse there, her old man a sailor, used to tie him up in blood knots and monkey's fists, and Grampy still got out of them. 2005 K. M. Baumgarten & R. W. Wright Arthroscopic Knot Tying 72 The blood knot is a popular fishing knot that has been adapted to be used in laparoscopic surgery. extracted from bloodn.int. < as lemmas
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