neck中文什么意思

短语和例子
neck1n.
1.颈,脖子；(衣)领；颈肉(尤指羊颈肉)；(器物的)颈状部；【化学】短管。
2.海峡；地峡,狭路。
+更多解释...3.【建筑】颈弯饰。
4.【地质学；地理学】岩颈。
短语和例子
a stiff neck 固执(的人),顽固。 bend one's neck 俯首听命,屈从。 break one's neck 折断颈骨(致死)。 break the neck of 做完(工作等的)最难部分。 fall upon sb.'s neck 搂住人家的脖子(拥抱)。 escape with one's neck 好容易逃脱性命。 get [catch, take] it in the neck 〔俚语〕大受攻击[处罚、责骂]；〔美俚〕受罚,遭不幸,遭殃。 harden the neck 变顽固,变刚愎。 neck and crop 迅速地,急剧地；立即,马上；完全,彻底,整个地。 neck and neck (赛跑时)并驾齐驱,不分上下；〔美国〕平等的。 neck of the woods 〔美国〕 1. 森林区新村落。 2. 近邻,附近地方，周围〔此义和树林等无关〕。 neck oil 〔美俚〕酒。 neck or nothing [nought] 拼命(It is neck or nothing. 孤注一掷)。 on [over] the neck of 紧紧跟在…的后头。 risk one's neck 拼着性命。 save one's neck 免受绞刑,得免一死；〔和否定连用〕无论如何不…。 speak [talk] through (the back of) one's neck 说糊涂透顶的话；吹牛,说话尖锐。 tread on the neck of 压服,压制,虐待。 win by a neck (赛马时)以一颈之差得胜；勉强得胜。vt.
1.割颈杀死(家禽等)。
2.缩小…的口径使成颈状。
3.〔美俚〕与…互相搂住脖子亲嘴；拥抱。vi.
1.〔美俚〕接吻,拥抱。
2.缩小。n.
〔英国〕(地中谷物的)最后一捆。

• by a neck:    差一点胜或输; 以微弱差距
• neck in:    边缘向内弯曲; 缩幅
• neck the:    内克半岛

例句与用法

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1. Why do you always stick your neck out ?
   你为什么总是挺而走险呢？
2. His shot beat the goalkeeper neck and crop .
   他的射门干脆地击败了守门员。
3. My forehead, ears and neck were in agony .
   我的前额，耳朵和脖子十分疼痛。
4. The lion buried its teeth in the antelope 's neck .
   那狮子咬住羚羊的脖子。
5. The skin of his neck was loose and wrinkled .
   他的脖子上的皮肤松驰，皱巴。

英文释义

名词

1. an opening in a garment for the neck of the wearer; a part of the garment near the wearer''s neck
   同义词：neck opening
2. a narrow part of an artifact that resembles a neck in position or form; "the banjo had a long neck"; "the bottle had a wide neck"
3. the part of an organism (human or animal) that connects the head to the rest of the body; "he admired her long graceful neck"; "the horse won by a neck"
   同义词：cervix
4. a cut of meat from the neck of an animal
5. a narrow elongated projecting strip of land

动词

1. kiss, embrace, or fondle with sexual passion; "The couple were necking in the back seat of the car"
   同义词：make out

百科释义

The neck is the part of the body, on many terrestrial or secondarily aquatic vertebrates, that distinguishes the head from the torso or trunk. The adjective (from Latin) signifying "of the neck" is cervical (though this more frequently used to describe the cervix).