-ics

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English-ics-ics /ɪks/ suffix [in nouns] 1 STUDYthe scientific study or use of something linguistics (=the study of language) electronics (=the study or making of electronic equipment)2 DOthe actions typically done by someone with particular skills athletics (=running, jumping, throwing etc) acrobatics3 used to make nouns out of words ending in -ical or -ic the acoustics (=sound qualities) of the hallExamples from the Corpus-ics• geneticsOrigin -ics -ic + -s (translating Greek -ika (plural))

单词	-ics
释义	-ics From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English-ics-ics /ɪks/ suffix [in nouns] 1 STUDYthe scientific study or use of something linguistics (=the study of language) electronics (=the study or making of electronic equipment)2 DOthe actions typically done by someone with particular skills athletics (=running, jumping, throwing etc) acrobatics3 used to make nouns out of words ending in -ical or -ic the acoustics (=sound qualities) of the hallExamples from the Corpus-ics• geneticsOrigin -ics -ic + -s (translating Greek -ika (plural))
随便看	put your heads together put your house in order put your mind to put your money on put your money where your mouth is put your neck on the block put your neck on the line put your neck on the line for put your oar in put your own house in order put your shirt on put your shoulder to the wheel put your skates on put your thoughts etc into words put your trust in put yourself down put yourself neck on the line put yourself neck on the line for put yourself/your neck on the line (for somebody) put-up job put-upon put/add the finishing touches (to something) put/bet/stake your shirt on something put/bring an end to something put/bring something into effect