quoit

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishquoitquoit /kwɔɪt, kɔɪt/ noun 1 → quoits2 [countable] the ring that you throw in this game3 [countable] a small circle made of large vertical stones in ancient timesExamples from the Corpusquoit• Cesar threw half a dozen steering wheels, spinning like quoits, and then the saddle.• The Monday is the traditional day for the quoits match between local teams.Origin quoit (1300-1400) Probably from Old French coite “flat stone, quoit”, from Latin culcita; → QUILT

单词	quoit
释义	quoit From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishquoitquoit /kwɔɪt, kɔɪt/ noun 1 → quoits2 [countable] the ring that you throw in this game3 [countable] a small circle made of large vertical stones in ancient timesExamples from the Corpusquoit• Cesar threw half a dozen steering wheels, spinning like quoits, and then the saddle.• The Monday is the traditional day for the quoits match between local teams.Origin quoit (1300-1400) Probably from Old French coite “flat stone, quoit”, from Latin culcita; → QUILT
随便看	I’ll be hanged if I’ll be right with you/right there/right back I’ll believe it when I see it I’ll eat my hat I’ll give you that I’ll have somebody’s guts for garters I’ll have you know I’ll have/we’ll have I’ll knock your head/block off I’ll never forget something I’ll say this/that (much) for somebody I’ll say this/that much for somebody/something I’ll say! I’ll see what I can do I’ll show him/them etc I’ll tell you something/one thing/another thing I’ll thank you to do something I’ll wager I’ll warrant (you) I’ll wring somebody’s neck I’m a bit short I’m a Dutchman I’m afraid I’m all right Jack I’m buggered if ...