| 释义 |
▪ I. dook1|duːk|
[Etym. unknown.]
A wooden plug driven into a brick or stone wall, in order to hold a nail.
1808–18in Jamieson. In mod. Dicts.
▪ II. dook2 Sc.
The shaft of a coal mine.
1887Scott. Leader 4 June 7 He was chainman in the main coal dook. 1895N. Brit. Daily Mail 7 Aug. 4 The bodies of the unfortunate men may be found at the bottom of the dook, which is now full of water.
▪ III. dook
obs. and Sc. form of duck v. |