chink

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishchinkchink1 /tʃɪŋk/ noun 1 [countable]HOLE a small hole in a wall, or between two things that join together, that lets light or air through SYN crackchink in The sun came through a chink in the curtains.2 [countable]SOUND British English a high ringing sound made by metal or glass objects hitting each other SYN clink the chink of coins3 → a chink in somebody’s armourchinkchink2 verb [intransitive, transitive] British English SOUNDif glass or metal objects chink, or if you chink them, they make a high ringing sound when they knock together SYN clink They chinked their glasses and drank a toast to the couple.→ See Verb tableChinkChink noun [countable] taboo SANINSULTa very offensive word for someone from China. Do not use this word.Origin Chink (1800-1900) Chinese chink1 1. (1500-1600) Probably from chin “crack” ((11-16 centuries)), from Old English cine2. (1500-1600) From the sound

单词	chink
释义	chink From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishchinkchink1 /tʃɪŋk/ noun 1 [countable]HOLE a small hole in a wall, or between two things that join together, that lets light or air through SYN crackchink in The sun came through a chink in the curtains.2 [countable]SOUND British English a high ringing sound made by metal or glass objects hitting each other SYN clink the chink of coins3 → a chink in somebody’s armourchinkchink2 verb [intransitive, transitive] British English SOUNDif glass or metal objects chink, or if you chink them, they make a high ringing sound when they knock together SYN clink They chinked their glasses and drank a toast to the couple.→ See Verb tableChinkChink noun [countable] taboo SANINSULTa very offensive word for someone from China. Do not use this word.Origin Chink (1800-1900) Chinese chink1 1. (1500-1600) Probably from chin “crack” ((11-16 centuries)), from Old English cine2. (1500-1600) From the sound
随便看	run out of patience run out of patience with run out of steam run out on run out on somebody run out the clock the clock run out the clock/kill the clock run out the kill the clock run over run past run past run rate run rife run rings around run rings around somebody run riot run round run somebody a bath run somebody close run somebody to something run somebody/something to earth run somebody/something to ground run somebody/something ↔ in run somebody’s life run something by somebody