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单词 nick
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nicknoun

uk/nɪk/us/nɪk/

nick noun (CUT)

[ C ] a small cut in a surface or an edge:

Apart from a few nicks in the varnish, the guitar is in very good condition.

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Cutting and stabbing

  • abrasion
  • bayonet
  • carve
  • carving
  • chisel
  • coppice
  • cut sth down
  • laceration
  • lance
  • mow
  • notch
  • prune
  • saw sth down
  • scratch
  • slash
  • slice
  • spike
  • trim
  • whittle
  • woodcarving

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nick noun (PRISON)

the nick [ S ] UK slang

prison:

He's been in the nick half his life.

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Prisons & parts of prisons

  • approved school
  • Bastille
  • boot camp
  • borstal
  • brig
  • clink
  • gaoler
  • halfway house
  • HMP
  • house of correction
  • jail
  • matron
  • prison camp
  • protective custody
  • remand centre
  • screw
  • seclusion room
  • slop
  • straightjacket
  • straitjacket

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nick noun (CONDITION)

[ U ] UK slang a stated condition, especially of health:

He's in pretty good nick for a man of his age.
The car really is in excellent nick.

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Conditions and characteristics

  • -ance
  • -ancy
  • ability
  • ambience
  • attribute
  • character
  • complexion
  • condition
  • detail
  • feature
  • hallmark
  • karma
  • lineament
  • local colour
  • middle name
  • mien
  • nature
  • resonate
  • smack
  • tenor

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Idiom(s)

in the nick of time

nickverb [ T ]

uk/nɪk/us/nɪk/

nick verb [ T ] (STEAL)

UK informal to steal something:

I've had my bike nicked again.
All right, who's nicked my ruler?

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Stealing

  • abscond
  • aggravated burglary
  • appropriate
  • armed robbery
  • break in/break into sth
  • duff
  • larceny
  • liberate
  • light-fingered
  • loot
  • looting
  • mug
  • relieve
  • rob
  • robbery
  • run off with sth
  • scrump
  • shoplifting
  • sting
  • whip

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nick verb [ T ] (CATCH)

UK slang If the police nick someone, they catch them for committing a crime:

They nicked him for driving at 70 in a 50 speed limit area.

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Arresting & charging

  • apprehend
  • apprehension
  • arrest
  • assist
  • attachment
  • charge
  • charge sheet
  • handcuffs
  • hold
  • house arrest
  • knock
  • lag
  • Miranda
  • pull sb in
  • run
  • run sb in
  • take sb in
  • the knock at/on the door idiom
  • tighten
  • tighten the net idiom

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nick verb [ T ] (CHARGE)

US informal to cheat someone or to charge someone too much money:

$50 for a meal like that - we were nicked!
If your bank account balance falls below the minimum, you'll be nicked for a $5 service charge.

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Cheating & tricking

  • a numbers game idiom
  • bad faith
  • bamboozle
  • bilk
  • blackmail
  • fleece
  • gag
  • honeyfuggle
  • hoodwink
  • impersonate
  • jape
  • jiggery-pokery
  • poison
  • scam
  • scammer
  • screw
  • sell sb a bill of goods idiom
  • send/give out (all) the wrong signals idiom
  • shaft
  • wool

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nick verb [ T ] (CUT)

to make a small cut in a surface or an edge:

Paintwork on the corner of a stairway tends to get nicked and scratched.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Cutting and stabbing

  • abrasion
  • bayonet
  • carve
  • carving
  • chisel
  • coppice
  • cut sth down
  • laceration
  • lance
  • mow
  • notch
  • prune
  • saw sth down
  • scratch
  • slash
  • slice
  • spike
  • trim
  • whittle
  • woodcarving

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