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

chin n., v., chinned, chin•ning.
n. [countable]

the lowest part of the face, below the mouth:He cut his chin shaving.

[~ + oneself (+ up)] to grasp an overhead bar and pull (oneself) upward until the chin is above or level with the bar.

Idioms

Idioms keep one's chin up, to maintain one's courage.

chin n., v., chinned, chin•ning.
n.

the lower extremity of the face, below the mouth.
the prominence of the lower jaw.
Informal Termschin-up.
Idioms keep one's chin up, to maintain a cheerful disposition in spite of difficulties, disappointments, etc. Also, chin up.
Idioms take it on the chin, [Informal.]
- to suffer defeat;
  fail completely.
- to endure suffering or punishment.

v.t.

Sport[Gymnastics.]
- to bring one's chin up to (a horizontal bar, from which one is hanging by the hands), by bending the elbows.
- to raise (oneself ) to this position.
to raise or hold to the chin, as a violin.
[Archaic.]to talk to;
chatter with.

v.i.

Sport[Gymnastics.]to chin oneself.
Slang Termsto talk;
chatter:We sat up all night chinning about our college days.

bef. 1000; Middle English; Old English cin(n); cognate with Dutch kin, German Kinn chin, Old Norse kinn, Gothic kinnus cheek, Latin gena, Greek génus chin, gnáthos jaw (see genial², -gnathous), Sanskrit hanus jaw

chin′less, adj.

Chin n.

Ancient History, World HistoryAlso, Tsin. any of three dynasties that ruled in China, a.d. 265–316 (the Western Chin), a.d. 317–420 (the Eastern Chin), and a.d. 936–46 (the Later Chin).
Ancient History, World Historya dynasty that ruled in China 1115–1234.

Also, Jin.
ch'in n.

Music and Dancea Chinese zither consisting of an oblong, slightly curved wooden box over which are stretched strings that are stopped with one hand and plucked with the other.

Chinese (Wade-Giles) ch'in^2, (Pinyin) qín

Ch'in n.

Ancient History, World Historya dynasty in ancient China, 221–206 b.c., marked by the emergence of a unified empire and the construction of much of the Great Wall of China.

Also, Qin.
Chin.,

China.
Chinese.

Also, Chin

chin /tʃɪn/ n

the protruding part of the lower jaw
the front part of the face below the lips
keep one's chin up ⇒ to keep cheerful under difficult circumstances
Sometimes shortened to: chin up!
take it on the chin ⇒ informal to face squarely up to a defeat, adversity, etc

vb (chins, chinning, chinned)

to raise one's chin to (a horizontal bar, etc) when hanging by the arms

Etymology: Old English cinn; related to Old Norse kinn, Old High German kinni, Latin gena cheek, Old Irish gin mouth, Sanskrit hanu

Chin. abbreviation for

China
Chinese

单词	chin
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 chin /tʃɪn/USA pronunciation n., v., chinned, chin•ning. n. [countable] the lowest part of the face, below the mouth:He cut his chin shaving. v. [~ + oneself (+ up)] to grasp an overhead bar and pull (oneself) upward until the chin is above or level with the bar. Idioms Idioms keep one's chin up, to maintain one's courage. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 chin (chin),USA pronunciation n., v., chinned, chin•ning. n. the lower extremity of the face, below the mouth. the prominence of the lower jaw. Informal Termschin-up. Idioms keep one's chin up, to maintain a cheerful disposition in spite of difficulties, disappointments, etc. Also, chin up. Idioms take it on the chin, [Informal.] to suffer defeat; fail completely. to endure suffering or punishment. v.t. Sport[Gymnastics.] to bring one's chin up to (a horizontal bar, from which one is hanging by the hands), by bending the elbows. to raise (oneself ) to this position. to raise or hold to the chin, as a violin. [Archaic.]to talk to; chatter with. v.i. Sport[Gymnastics.]to chin oneself. Slang Termsto talk; chatter:We sat up all night chinning about our college days. bef. 1000; Middle English; Old English cin(n); cognate with Dutch kin, German Kinn chin, Old Norse kinn, Gothic kinnus cheek, Latin gena, Greek génus chin, gnáthos jaw (see genial², -gnathous), Sanskrit hanus jaw chin′less, adj. Chin (jin),USA pronunciation n. Ancient History, World HistoryAlso, Tsin. any of three dynasties that ruled in China, a.d. 265–316 (the Western Chin), a.d. 317–420 (the Eastern Chin), and a.d. 936–46 (the Later Chin). Ancient History, World Historya dynasty that ruled in China 1115–1234. `Also, Jin.` ch'in (chin; Chin.* chēn),USA pronunciation* n. Music and Dancea Chinese zither consisting of an oblong, slightly curved wooden box over which are stretched strings that are stopped with one hand and plucked with the other. Chinese (Wade-Giles) ch'in^2, (Pinyin) qín Ch'in (chin; Chin.* chēn),USA pronunciation* n. Ancient History, World Historya dynasty in ancient China, 221–206 b.c., marked by the emergence of a unified empire and the construction of much of the Great Wall of China. `Also, Qin.` Chin., China. Chinese. `Also, Chin` Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: chin /tʃɪn/ n the protruding part of the lower jaw the front part of the face below the lips keep one's chin up ⇒ to keep cheerful under difficult circumstances Sometimes shortened to: chin up! take it on the chin ⇒ informal to face squarely up to a defeat, adversity, etc vb (chins, chinning, chinned) to raise one's chin to (a horizontal bar, etc) when hanging by the arms Etymology: Old English cinn; related to Old Norse kinn, Old High German kinni, Latin gena cheek, Old Irish gin mouth, Sanskrit hanu Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: Chin. abbreviation for China Chinese
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