英语词汇“pugging”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

pug•ging n.

Buildingthe act of a person who pugs.
Buildingcoarse mortar or the like for deadening sound.

pug² + -ing¹ 1815–25

Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers::

pugging /ˈpʌɡɪŋ/ n

material such as clay, mortar, sawdust, sand, etc, inserted between wooden flooring and ceiling to reduce the transmission of sound
Also called: pug

pug¹ n. [countable]

Dog and Cat Breedsone of a breed of small, squarely built dogs with a deeply wrinkled face, tightly curled tail, and a short, smooth, usually silver or brown-yellow coat with a black mask.
a pug nose.

pug¹ n.

Dog and Cat Breedsone of a breed of small, short-haired dogs having a tightly curled tail, a deeply wrinkled face, and a smooth coat that is black or silver and fawn with black markings.
AnatomySee pug nose.

origin, originally uncertain 1560–70

pug′gi•ness, n.
pug′gish, pug′gy, adj.

pug² v.t., pugged, pug•ging.

to knead (clay or the like) with water to make it plastic, as for brickmaking.
Buildingto fill or stop with clay or the like.
Buildingto pack or cover with mortar or the like, as to deaden sound.
Buildingto mix with water so as to form a paste.

origin, originally uncertain 1800–10

pug³ n. [Slang.]

Slang Termsa boxer;
pugilist.

short for pugilist 1855–60

pug⁴ n., v., pugged, pug•ging.
n.

Zoologya footprint, esp. of a game animal.

v.t.

Zoologyto track (esp. game) by following footprints or another spoor.

Hindi pag footprint
1860–65

pug /pʌɡ/ n

Also called: carlin a small compact breed of dog with a smooth coat, lightly curled tail, and a short wrinkled nose

Etymology: 16th Century: of uncertain origin

ˈpuggish adj

pug /pʌɡ/ vb (pugs, pugging, pugged)(transitive)

to mix or knead (clay) with water to form a malleable mass or paste, often in a pug mill
to fill or stop with clay or a similar substance

Etymology: 19th Century: of uncertain origin

pug /pʌɡ/ n

a slang name for boxer

Etymology: 20th Century: shortened from pugilist

单词	pugging
释义	WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 pug•ging (pug′ing),USA pronunciation n. Buildingthe act of a person who pugs. Buildingcoarse mortar or the like for deadening sound. pug² + -ing¹ 1815–25 Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: pugging /ˈpʌɡɪŋ/ n material such as clay, mortar, sawdust, sand, etc, inserted between wooden flooring and ceiling to reduce the transmission of sound Also called: pug WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 pug¹ /pʌg/USA pronunciation n. [countable] Dog and Cat Breedsone of a breed of small, squarely built dogs with a deeply wrinkled face, tightly curled tail, and a short, smooth, usually silver or brown-yellow coat with a black mask. a pug nose. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 pug¹ (pug),USA pronunciation n. Dog and Cat Breedsone of a breed of small, short-haired dogs having a tightly curled tail, a deeply wrinkled face, and a smooth coat that is black or silver and fawn with black markings. AnatomySee pug nose. origin, originally uncertain 1560–70 pug′gi•ness, n. pug′gish, pug′gy, adj. pug² (pug),USA pronunciation v.t., pugged, pug•ging. to knead (clay or the like) with water to make it plastic, as for brickmaking. Buildingto fill or stop with clay or the like. Buildingto pack or cover with mortar or the like, as to deaden sound. Buildingto mix with water so as to form a paste. origin, originally uncertain 1800–10 pug³ (pug),USA pronunciation n. [Slang.] Slang Termsa boxer; pugilist. short for pugilist 1855–60 pug⁴ (pug),USA pronunciation n., v., pugged, pug•ging. n. Zoologya footprint, esp. of a game animal. v.t. Zoologyto track (esp. game) by following footprints or another spoor. Hindi pag footprint 1860–65 Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: pug /pʌɡ/ n Also called: carlin a small compact breed of dog with a smooth coat, lightly curled tail, and a short wrinkled nose Etymology: 16th Century: of uncertain origin ˈpuggish adj pug /pʌɡ/ vb (pugs, pugging, pugged)(transitive) to mix or knead (clay) with water to form a malleable mass or paste, often in a pug mill to fill or stop with clay or a similar substance Etymology: 19th Century: of uncertain origin pug /pʌɡ/ n a slang name for boxer Etymology: 20th Century: shortened from pugilist
随便看	lithomarge lithometeor lithophane lithophile lithophone lithophyte lithopone lithoprint lithoprinter lithops lithos lithosere lithosol lithosphere lithostratigraphy lithotomist lithotomy lithotripsy lithotripter lithotrite lithotritist lithotrity lithuania lithuanian lithuresis