| 释义 |
thole
I. \ˈthōl\ verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Etymology: Middle English tholen, from Old English tholian — more at tolerate
chiefly dialect : to endure especially with patience or in silence : suffer, bear
II. noun
also thow·el \ˈthōəl\
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English tholle peg, from Old English thol peg, thole for an oar; akin to Middle Low German dolle thole for an oar, Old Norse thollr peg, Greek tylos callus, knob, Sanskrit tavīti he is strong — more at thumb
: peg, pin; specifically : a wooden or metal pin set in pairs in the gunwale of a boat to serve in place of an oarlock |