单词 | king of birds |
释义 | king /king/noun
Denoting most important ORIGIN: OE cyning, from cynn a tribe, with sfx -ing; cf ety of kin1 kingˈdom noun
kingˈdomed adjective (Shakespeare) Provided with or constituted like a kingdom kingˈdomless adjective kingˈhood noun
kingˈless adjective kingˈlet noun Either of two species of N American bird of the genus Regulus, allied to the goldcrest and firecrest kingˈlihood noun kingˈlike adjective kingˈliness noun kingˈling noun A petty king kingˈly adjective
In the manner of a king Kings noun The title of two historical books of the Old Testament kingˈship noun The state, office or dignity of a king kingˈ-apple noun A large red variety of apple kingˈ-archon noun The second of the nine archons in Athens, successor to the abolished kings in religious functions kingˈbird noun An American flycatcher kingˈbolt or kingˈ-rod noun
King Charles's head noun A matter that persists in obtruding itself as did King Charles's head in the thoughts of Mr Dick in Dickens's David Copperfield King Charles spaniel see under spaniel king cobra noun A large Asiatic species of cobra king crab noun
kingˈcraft noun (obsolete) The art of governing kingˈ-crow noun A kind of drongo kingˈcup noun
kingdom come noun (informal)
King Edward noun A popular English variety of potato kingˈfish noun
kingˈfisher noun
kingˈ-hit noun (Aust sl) A knockout blow (also transitive verb) King James Bible or King James Version noun The Authorized Version kingˈklip noun (S Afr) Any of several marine food-fishes King Log noun A do-nothing king, as opposed to King Stork, one who devours his frog-subjects (from Aesop's fable) kingˈmaker noun A person who has the power to create kings or other high officials king mob noun The vulgar multitude king-of-armsˈ (sometimes king-at-armsˈ) noun A principal herald (those of England having the designations Garter, Clarencieux, and Norroy and Ulster (includes N Ireland), of Scotland, Lyon) king of beasts noun The lion king of birds noun The eagle king of kings noun
king of metals noun Gold king of terrors noun Death king of the castle noun (orig from a children's game) the most important, powerful person in a group king of the forest noun The oak king of the herrings noun
king pair noun (cricket) An instance of getting out to one's first ball in both innings of a match king penguin noun A large penguin, smaller than the emperor kingˈpin noun
kingˈpost noun A perpendicular beam in the frame of a roof rising from the tie-beam to the ridge king prawn noun A large prawn, esp of the genus Penaeus, found around Australia king salmon noun The largest Pacific salmon, the quinnat King's Bench see Queen's Bench under queen king's bounty see under bounty king'sˈ-chair or king's-cushˈion noun A seat formed by two people clasping wrists King's Counsel see Queen's Counsel under queen king's English or queen's English noun Correct standard speech king's evil noun A scrofulous disease formerly supposed to be healed by the touch of the monarch King's Guide see Queen's Guide under queen king's highway noun The public thoroughfare king'sˈ-hood noun The second stomach of a ruminant, sometimes humorously for the human stomach king'side noun In chess, the side of the board where the king stands at the beginning of play kingˈ-size or kingˈ-sized adjective Of large or larger-than-standard size king'sˈ-man noun
king snake noun Any non-venomous N American snake of the genus Lampropeltis, which feeds on small animals and other snakes king's peace (or queen's peace) noun
King's Proctor (or Queen's Proctor) noun A legal officer chiefly concerned with establishing collusion in divorce cases King's Regulations see Queen's Regulations under queen King's Scout see Queen's Scout under queen king'sˈ-spear noun An asphodel King's Speech see Queen's Speech under queen King Stork see King Log above. king's-yellˈow noun Orpiment as a pigment king-vulˈture noun A large brilliantly-coloured tropical American vulture kingˈwood noun
king it To play king, act as superior to, or in authority over, others take the king's shilling see under shilling three kings of Cologne The three Wise Men of the East, Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar turn King's evidence see under evident |
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