| 释义 |
dunch
I. \ˈdənch, ˈdu̇nch\ transitive verb
(-ed/-ing/-es)
Etymology: Middle English dunchen; probably akin to Icelandic, Swedish & Norwegian dunka to strike, Old Norse dynkr noise, dynr din — more at din
dialect chiefly Britain : to nudge or bump especially with the elbow
II. \ˈdənch\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: Middle English dunche, from dunchen, v.
chiefly Scotland : blow, push
III. \ˈdənch, ˈdu̇nch\ adjective
Etymology: origin unknown
1. dialect England : hard-of-hearing
2. dialect England : slow in recognition or comprehension |