can't

contraction of cannot
Not to be confused with:cant – insincere; the private language of the underworld; phraseology peculiar to a particular class or profession: the cant of the fashion industry; whining or singsong speech, esp. of beggars; hypocrisy, sham, pretense, humbugrecant – withdraw or disavow; revoke, rescind, deny: He recanted his confession.

can't

C0074600 (kănt) Contraction of cannot.

can't

(kɑːnt) contraction ofcannot

cant¹

(kænt)

n. 1. insincere or hypocritical statements, esp. pious platitudes. 2. the private language of the underworld. 3. the words and phrases peculiar to a particular class, profession, etc. 4. whining or singsong speech. v.i. 5. to talk piously or hypocritically. 6. to beg in a whining or singsong tone. [1495–1505; < Latin base cant- in cantus song, canticus singsong, etc.; see chant]

cant²

(kænt)

n. 1. a salient angle. 2. a sudden movement that tilts or overturns a thing. 3. a slanting or tilted position. 4. an oblique line or surface, as one formed by cutting off the corner of a square or cube. 5. bank ¹ (def. 5). 6. a sudden pitch or toss. 7. Also called flitch. a partly trimmed log. adj. 8. oblique or slanting. v.t. 9. to bevel; form an oblique surface upon. 10. to put in an oblique position; tilt; tip. 11. to throw with a sudden jerk. v.i. 12. to take or have an inclined position; tilt; turn. [1325–75; Middle English: side, border < Anglo-French cant, Old French chant] cant′ic, adj.

can't

(kænt, kɑnt) contraction of cannot. usage: See can¹, cannot.

单词	can't
释义	can't can't contraction of cannot Not to be confused with:cant – insincere; the private language of the underworld; phraseology peculiar to a particular class or profession: the cant of the fashion industry; whining or singsong speech, esp. of beggars; hypocrisy, sham, pretense, humbugrecant – withdraw or disavow; revoke, rescind, deny: He recanted his confession. can't C0074600 (kănt) Contraction of cannot. can't (kɑːnt) contraction ofcannot cant¹ (kænt) n. 1. insincere or hypocritical statements, esp. pious platitudes. 2. the private language of the underworld. 3. the words and phrases peculiar to a particular class, profession, etc. 4. whining or singsong speech. v.i. 5. to talk piously or hypocritically. 6. to beg in a whining or singsong tone. [1495–1505; < Latin base cant- in cantus song, canticus singsong, etc.; see chant] cant² (kænt) n. 1. a salient angle. 2. a sudden movement that tilts or overturns a thing. 3. a slanting or tilted position. 4. an oblique line or surface, as one formed by cutting off the corner of a square or cube. 5. bank ¹ (def. 5). 6. a sudden pitch or toss. 7. Also called flitch. a partly trimmed log. adj. 8. oblique or slanting. v.t. 9. to bevel; form an oblique surface upon. 10. to put in an oblique position; tilt; tip. 11. to throw with a sudden jerk. v.i. 12. to take or have an inclined position; tilt; turn. [1325–75; Middle English: side, border < Anglo-French cant, Old French chant] cant′ic, adj. can't (kænt, kɑnt) contraction of cannot. usage: See can¹, cannot. can't [can't] See the expressions listed at not able, as well as those listed below. See can See canThesaurusSeecan
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