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单词 wing
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From either right wing or left wing populists.He also eats raw chicken wings and is as fit as a flea.So we did one wing at a time and then converted the fort into a museum to open to visitors.She has previously criticised populist politicians playing to Right wing voters.We do have the extreme right wing, which is milking all of this for its worth.Right-wing There are many good wings in the home countries but few that are outstanding.Schlupp can play on the wing or at full-back.This caused 48 Conservatives on the right wing to vote against the sanctions.Official advice in Canada also tells people to copy the bird, including the way that it extends its wings from the sideto maintain balance.Our job was to give them the wings to fly.There is so much more to playing on the wing than scoring tries.The disaffected right wing of the party is restless.Watch for the white leading edge of the wings in flight.That would have reduced the risk on one wing.They were now on the wing for the first time.Better to wait and see if the bird has wings.The new hatch gets a slim chrome grille with aircraft wings.The sound of their wings has become part of the pattern of existence.With the horse on either wing of each.Sometimes this becomes a complete wing that is virtually a house within a house.The protruding wing tip feathers seemed to confirm that they were eagles.Warm up the chicken wings and cauliflower purée.On the left wing were more cavalry.He was subjected to a barrage of abuse this time from the right wing.The beautiful adults have the pleasure of wings and flight.The centre is pleasantly extended by 19th-century wings on both sides in matchingred brick.You'll find very few presenters who are prepared to switch wings in this way.If the stage had wings, this would be less intrusive.On the other hand, they might find their wings and fly.A true wing back and provided the pass for the opening goal.A truly outrageous manoeuvre was rendered all the more so when he flew home on a wing.During the warm season a few individuals... throw off their covering and appear as perfect insects provided with wings.Tiny scales on the upper side of their wings reflect the light, making the metallic blue of the wings shine.Who plays on the wings?

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wing

parts of an aircraft, parts of an aircraft

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wing

British English: wing /wɪŋ/ NOUN
bird The wings of a bird or insect are the parts of its body that it uses for flying.
The bird flapped its wings.
  • American English: wing
  • Arabic: جَنَاح
  • Brazilian Portuguese: asa
  • Chinese: 翅膀
  • Croatian: krilo
  • Czech: křídlo
  • Danish: vinge
  • Dutch: vleugel
  • European Spanish: ala
  • Finnish: siipi
  • French: aile
  • German: Flügel
  • Greek: φτερό
  • Italian: ala
  • Japanese:
  • Korean: 날개
  • Norwegian: vinge
  • Polish: skrzydło
  • European Portuguese: asa
  • Romanian: aripă
  • Russian: крыло
  • Latin American Spanish: ala
  • Swedish: vinge
  • Thai: ปีก
  • Turkish: kanat
  • Ukrainian: крило
  • Vietnamese: cánh
British English: wing NOUN
aeroplane The wings of an aeroplane are the long flat parts sticking out of its side which support it while it is flying.
The plane made one pass, dipped its wings, then circled back.
  • American English: wing
  • Brazilian Portuguese: asa
  • Chinese: 机翼
  • European Spanish: ala
  • French: aile
  • German: Flügel
  • Italian: ala
  • Japanese:
  • Korean: 비행기 날개
  • European Portuguese: asa
  • Latin American Spanish: ala

All related terms of 'wing'

Chinese translation of 'wing'

wing

(wɪŋ)

n (c)

    1. [of bird, insect] 翅膀 (chìbǎng) (个(個), , , duì)
    2. [of aeroplane] 机(機)翼 (jīyì) (个(個), , , duì)
  1. [of building] 侧(側)楼(樓) (cèlóu) (, zuò)
  2. [of organization] 派系 (pàixì)
  3. (Brit) [of car] 挡(擋)泥板 (dǎngníbǎn)
    = fender

Derived Forms

the wings n pl (Theat) 舞台(臺)的侧(側)面 (wǔtái de cèmiàn)
(noun) 
Definition
one of the limbs or organs of a bird, bat, or insect that are used for flying
The bird flapped its wings furiously.
Synonyms
organ of flight
pinion (poetic)
pennon (poetic)
(noun) 
Definition
a projecting part of a building
We were given an office in the empty west wing of the building.
Synonyms
annexe
They are planning to set up a museum in an annexe to the theatre.
part
He works in a different part of the company.
side
the right side of your face
section
She was in the dairy section of the supermarket.
extension
the new extension to London's National Gallery
adjunct
ell (US)
(noun) 
Definition
a faction or group within a political party or other organization
the liberal wing of the Democratic party
Synonyms
faction
A peace agreement will be signed by the leaders of the country's warring factions.
grouping
There were two main political groupings pressing for independence.
group
a radical group within the Communist Party
set
the popular watering hole for the literary set
side
Both sides appealed for a new ceasefire.
arm
the research arm of Congress
section
camp
Voters have not yet moved en masse to the Conservative camp.
branch
The local branch is handling the accounts.
circle
a small circle of friends
lobby
Agricultural interests are some of the most powerful lobbies there.
segment
caucus
the Black Caucus of minority congressmen
clique
The country is run by a small clique of wealthy families.
coterie
The songs he recorded were written by a small coterie of dedicated writers.
schism
cabal
He had been chosen by a cabal of fellow senators.
(verb) 
Definition
to fly
Several birds broke cover and went winging over the lake.
Synonyms
fly
The bird flew away.
soar
Buzzards soar overhead at a great height.
glide
the albatross which glides effortlessly behind the yacht
take wing
(verb) 
Definition
to move through the air
He was soon winging his way home to rejoin his family.
Synonyms
hurry
the President's attempt to hurry the process of independence
fly
I flew downstairs.
race
They raced away out of sight.
speed
The engine noise rises only slightly as I speed along.
streak
A meteorite streaked across the sky.
zoom
A police car zoomed by.
hasten
She hastened along the landing to her room.
hurtle
A pretty young girl came hurtling down the stairs.
(verb) 
Definition
to shoot or wound in the wing or arm
He shot at the bird but only managed to wing it.
Synonyms
wound
The driver of the bus was wounded by shrapnel.
hit
She hit him hard across his left arm.
nick
clip
graze

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of arm
Definition
a subdivision or section of an organization
the research arm of Congress
Synonyms
branch,
part,
office,
department,
division,
section,
wing,
sector,
extension,
detachment,
offshoot,
subdivision,
subsection
in the sense of branch
Definition
one of a number of shops, offices, or groups that belongs to a central organization
The local branch is handling the accounts.
Synonyms
office,
department,
unit,
wing,
chapter,
bureau,
local office
in the sense of cabal
Definition
a small group of political plotters
He had been chosen by a cabal of fellow senators.
Synonyms
clique,
set,
party,
league,
camp,
coalition,
faction,
caucus,
junta,
coterie,
schism,
confederacy,
conclave

Synonyms of 'wing'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of camp
Definition
a group that supports a particular doctrine
Voters have not yet moved en masse to the Conservative camp.
Synonyms
faction,
group,
set,
party,
division,
section,
sector,
minority,
gang,
lobby,
bloc,
contingent,
pressure group,
junta,
clique,
coterie,
schism,
splinter group,
public-interest group (US, Canadian)
in the sense of caucus
Definition
a local committee or faction of a political party
the Black Caucus of minority congressmen
Synonyms
group,
division,
section,
camp,
sector,
lobby,
bloc,
contingent,
pressure group,
junta,
public-interest group (US, Canadian)
in the sense of circle
Definition
a group of people sharing an interest, activity, or upbringing
a small circle of friends
Synonyms
group,
company,
set,
school,
club,
order,
class,
society,
crowd,
assembly,
fellowship,
fraternity,
clique,
coterie
in the sense of clique
Definition
a small exclusive group of friends or associates
The country is run by a small clique of wealthy families.
Synonyms
group,
set,
crowd,
pack,
circle,
crew (informal),
gang,
faction,
mob,
clan,
posse (informal),
coterie,
schism,
cabal
in the sense of coterie
Definition
a small exclusive group of friends or people with common interests
The songs he recorded were written by a small coterie of dedicated writers.
Synonyms
clique,
group,
set,
camp,
circle,
gang,
outfit (informal),
posse (informal),
cabal
in the sense of extension
Definition
a room or rooms added to an existing building
the new extension to London's National Gallery
Synonyms
annexe,
wing,
addition,
supplement,
branch,
appendix,
add-on,
adjunct,
appendage,
ell,
addendum
in the sense of glide
Definition
to float on currents of air
the albatross which glides effortlessly behind the yacht
Synonyms
float,
fly,
soar,
skim
in the sense of group
Definition
a number of people or things considered as a unit
a radical group within the Communist Party
Synonyms
faction,
set,
camp,
clique,
coterie,
schism,
cabal
in the sense of grouping
Definition
a set of people or organizations who act or work together to achieve a shared aim
There were two main political groupings pressing for independence.
Synonyms
organization,
group,
body,
association,
league,
circle
in the sense of hasten
She hastened along the landing to her room.
Synonyms
rush,
run,
race,
fly,
speed,
tear (along),
dash,
hurry (up),
barrel (along) (informal),
sprint,
bolt,
beetle,
scuttle,
scurry,
haste,
burn rubber (informal),
step on it (informal),
make haste,
get your skates on (informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of hit
Definition
to strike or touch (a person or thing) forcefully
She hit him hard across his left arm.
Synonyms
strike,
beat,
knock,
punch,
belt (informal),
deck (slang),
bang,
batter,
clip (informal),
slap,
bash (informal),
sock (slang),
chin (slang),
smack,
thump,
clout (informal),
cuff,
flog,
whack,
clobber (slang),
smite (archaic),
wallop (informal),
swat,
tonk (slang),
lay one on (slang),
beat or knock seven bells out of (informal)
in the sense of hurtle
Definition
to move very quickly or violently
A pretty young girl came hurtling down the stairs.
Synonyms
rush,
charge,
race,
shoot,
fly,
speed,
tear,
crash,
plunge,
barrel (along) (informal),
scramble,
spurt,
stampede,
scoot,
burn rubber (informal),
rush headlong,
go hell for leather (informal)
in the sense of lobby
Definition
a group which attempts to influence legislators on behalf of a particular interest
Agricultural interests are some of the most powerful lobbies there.
Synonyms
pressure group,
group,
camp,
faction,
lobbyists,
interest group,
special-interest group,
ginger group,
public-interest group (US, Canadian)
in the sense of part
He works in a different part of the company.
Synonyms
branch,
department,
division,
office,
section,
wing,
subdivision,
subsection
in the sense of race
Definition
to travel as fast as possible
They raced away out of sight.
Synonyms
run,
fly,
career,
speed,
tear,
dash,
hurry,
barrel (along) (informal),
dart,
gallop,
zoom,
hare (British, informal),
hasten,
burn rubber (informal),
go like a bomb (British, New Zealand, informal),
run like mad (informal)
in the sense of section
She was in the dairy section of the supermarket.
Synonyms
department,
part,
division,
wing,
sector,
branch
in the sense of set
Definition
a group of people who associate with each other or have similar interests
the popular watering hole for the literary set
Synonyms
group,
company,
crowd,
circle,
class,
band,
crew (informal),
gang,
outfit (informal),
faction,
sect,
posse (informal),
clique,
coterie,
schism
in the sense of side
Definition
either of two parts into which an object, surface, or area can be divided
the right side of your face
Synonyms
half,
part
in the sense of side
Definition
one of two or more contesting groups or teams
Both sides appealed for a new ceasefire.
Synonyms
party,
camp,
faction,
cause
in the sense of soar
Definition
to rise or fly upwards into the air
Buzzards soar overhead at a great height.
Synonyms
fly,
rise,
wing,
climb,
ascend,
fly up

Additional synonyms

in the sense of speed
Definition
to move or go somewhere quickly
The engine noise rises only slightly as I speed along.
Synonyms
race,
rush,
hurry,
zoom,
career,
bomb (along),
tear,
flash,
belt (along) (slang),
barrel (along) (informal, US, Canadian),
sprint,
gallop,
hasten,
press on,
quicken,
lose no time,
get a move on (informal),
burn rubber (informal),
bowl along,
put your foot down (informal),
step on it (informal),
make haste,
go hell for leather (informal),
exceed the speed limit,
go like a bomb (British, New Zealand, informal),
go like the wind,
go like a bat out of hell
in the sense of streak
Definition
to move quickly in a straight line
A meteorite streaked across the sky.
Synonyms
speed,
fly,
tear,
sweep,
flash,
barrel (along) (informal, US, Canadian),
whistle,
sprint,
dart,
zoom,
whizz (informal),
hurtle,
burn rubber (informal),
move like greased lightning (informal)
in the sense of zoom
Definition
to move very rapidly
A police car zoomed by.
Synonyms
speed,
shoot,
fly,
tear,
rush,
flash,
dash,
barrel (along) (informal, US, Canadian),
buzz,
streak,
hare (British, informal),
zip (informal),
whizz (informal),
hurtle,
pelt,
burn rubber (informal)
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