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单词 sling ink
释义

ink /ingk/

noun
  1. A black or coloured liquid used in writing, printing, etc
  2. A dark liquid ejected by cuttlefishes, etc
transitive verb

To mark, daub, cover, blacken or colour with ink

ORIGIN: OFr enque (Fr encre), from LL encaustum the purple-red ink used by the later Roman emperors, from Gr enkauston, from enkaiein to burn in; see encaustic

inkˈer noun

  1. Someone who inks
  2. A pad or roller for inking type, etc

inkˈiness noun

inkˈy adjective (inkˈier; inkˈiest)

  1. Consisting of or resembling ink
  2. Very black
  3. Blackened with ink
  4. Drunk (esp Aust sl; also inked)

inkˈ-bag or inkˈ-sac noun

A sac in some cuttlefishes, containing a black viscid fluid

inkˈberry noun

(the fruit of) any of various N American shrubs, esp Ilex glabra of the holly family and Phytolacca americana, pokeweed

inkˈ-blot noun (psychology)

A standardized blot of ink used in the Rorschach test to identify personality traits and disorders

ink-blot test same as Rorschach test

inkˈ-bottle noun

A bottle for holding ink

inkˈ-cap noun

Any mushroom of the genus Coprinus, such as C. comatus, the shaggy ink-cap

inkˈ-eraser noun

An eraser of india-rubber treated with fine sand, used for rubbing out ink marks

inkˈ-feed noun

The passage by which ink is fed to the nib of a fountain pen

inkˈ-fish noun

A cuttlefish or squid

inkˈholder noun

  1. A container for ink
  2. The reservoir of a fountain pen

inkˈhorn noun

  1. Formerly an ink-holder, made of horn
  2. A portable case for ink, etc

adjective

Pedantic, bookish, obscure

inkˈhorn-mate noun (Shakespeare; derogatory)

A bookish person, a scribbler

inkˈing-rollˈer noun

A roller covered with a substance for inking printing type

inkˈing-taˈble noun

A table or flat surface used for supplying the inking-roller with ink during the process of printing

ink-jet printer noun

A printer which produces characters on paper by squirting a fine jet of ink that is vibrated, electrically charged and deflected by electrostatic fields

inkˈpad noun

A pad of inked cloth used in rubber-stamping, fingerprinting, etc

ink pencil noun

A copying pencil, a pencil made from a substance whose marks when moistened look like ink and can be copied by a printing press

ink plant noun

A European shrub (Coriaria myrtifolia) or a related species native to New Zealand (C. thymifolia)

inkˈpot noun

An ink-bottle, or pot for dipping a pen in

inkˈ-slinger or US inkˈ-jerker noun (derog sl)

  1. A professional author or journalist
  2. A scribbler
  3. A controversialist

inkˈspot noun

A small ink stain

inkˈ-stained adjective

inkˈstand noun

A stand or tray for ink bottles and (usu) pens

inkˈstone noun

A kind of stone containing sulphate of iron, used in making ink

inkˈwell noun

A container for ink fitted into, or standing on, a desk, etc

China ink, Chinese ink or Indian ink, (US) India ink

  1. (sometimes without caps) a mixture of lamp black and size or glue, usu kept in solid form and rubbed down in water for use
  2. A liquid suspension of the solid ink

ink in

  1. To fill in (eg a pencil drawing) in ink
  2. To apply ink to (a printing roller)

invisible or sympathetic ink

A kind of ink that remains invisible on the paper until it is heated

marking-ink see under mark1

printing ink see under print

sling ink (derog sl)

  1. To write
  2. To earn one's living by writing
  3. To engage in controversy

sling1 /sling/

noun
  1. A strap or pocket with a string attached to each end, for hurling a stone
  2. A catapult
  3. A ballista
  4. A loop for hoisting, lowering, or carrying a weight
  5. A hanging support for an injured arm or foot
  6. A strap attached to something for carrying it
  7. An act of throwing
  8. A sweep or swing
  9. A bribe (Aust inf)
transitive verb (pat and pap slung)
  1. To throw with a sling
  2. To hang loosely
  3. To put up (a hammock, etc)
  4. To move or swing by means of a rope
  5. To hurl, toss or fling (informal)
  6. To pass, give, etc (slang)
intransitive verb
  1. To discharge, eg stones, from a sling
  2. To bound along with swinging steps
ORIGIN: Prob from several sources; cf ON slyngva to fling, OE slingan to wind, twist, LGer sling noose

slingˈer noun

slingˈback or slingback shoe noun

One without a covering for the heel, supported by a strap fastening round the heel

sling fruit noun

A fruit that ejects its seeds by elastic tissue

slingˈshot noun (esp N American)

A catapult

slingˈstone noun

A stone for throwing from a sling

sling ink (slang)

To write for the press

sling off at (Aust and NZ informal)

To jeer at

sling one's hook (slang)

To go away, remove oneself
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