单词 | bark |
释义 | bark1 /bärk/noun
ORIGIN: OE beorcan barkˈer noun
barkˈing adjective (slang) Barking mad barking deer noun The muntjac barking iron noun (slang) A pistol barking mad adjective (slang) Crazy, raving mad bark up the wrong tree To act, speak, proceed, etc under a misapprehension, mistakenly to take inappropriate action chief barker The title of the president of the Variety Club of Great Britain his bark is worse than his bite His words may be bad-tempered or fierce, but his actual deeds are not so bad bark2 /bärk/noun
To form a bark ORIGIN: ON börkr; Dan bark barkˈen transitive verb and intransitive verb To dry up into a barky crust adjective (poetic)Made or composed of bark barkˈless adjective barkˈy adjective barkˈ-bed noun A hotbed of spent bark barkˈ-beetle noun Any beetle of the family Scolytidae, tunnellers in and under bark barkˈ-bound adjective Prevented from growing by failure to shed the bark barkˈ-cloth noun A thin papery kind of cloth made by soaking and beating the inner bark of some trees, esp tapa barkˈ-louse noun Any of various aphids that infest the bark of trees barque or bark /bärk/noun
ORIGIN: Fr barque, from LL barca; poss from Gr bāris a Nile barge barquˈentine or barkˈentine /-ən-tēn/ noun A three-masted vessel, with the foremast square-rigged, and the mainmast and mizzenmast fore-and-aft-rigged |
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