英语词汇“by head and ears”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

(c) by (the) head and ears: (with reference to pulling, dragging, etc.) roughly, violently; unceremoniously. Also figurative. Cf. by (the) head and shoulders at Phrases 3o(a)(i), to pull (also drag, draw, pluck, etc.) by the ears at ear n.¹ Phrases 1c(c).

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the world > action or operation > behaviour > bad behaviour > violent behaviour > [phrase] > by violence or force

strong handOE

by forcec1320

through, with, of forcec1320

by or with strifec1330

by way of feat1362

by (also with, by) fine forcea1375

by mighta1425

by force and armsa1481

by way of deed1535

by (the) head and shoulders1571

by (the) head and ears1590

sting and ling1816

1590 ‘Pasquil’ First Pt. Pasquils Apol. sig. C^v They haue all vowed to hale thee out of thy trenches by the head and eares.

1650 J. Price Cloudie Clergie 7 Such treacherous, if not traiterous persons as these were, should be pluck't away even by head and ears.

1783 Weekly Entertainer 3 Feb. 110 An enthusiast..lugs in the gospel by head and ears, in season and out of season.

1873 Punch 17 May 200 An..utterly irrelevant story, lugged in by head and ears.

1911 Cosmopolitan Mag. June 11 Governor Davidson, who—dragged in by head and ears—made but a limp witness before the legislative committee.

1983 I. Avsey tr. F. Dostoevsky Village of Stepanchikovo i. ix. 128 ‘Drag him here by the head and ears!’ Uncle shouted, stamping his foot.

单词	by head and ears
释义	> as lemmas by (the) head and ears (c) by (the) head and ears: (with reference to pulling, dragging, etc.) roughly, violently; unceremoniously. Also figurative. Cf. by (the) head and shoulders at Phrases 3o(a)(i), to pull (also drag, draw, pluck, etc.) by the ears at ear n.¹ Phrases 1c(c). ΘΚΠ the world > action or operation > behaviour > bad behaviour > violent behaviour > [phrase] > by violence or force strong handOE by forcec1320 through, with, of forcec1320 by or with strifec1330 by way of feat1362 by (also with, by) fine forcea1375 by mighta1425 by force and armsa1481 by way of deed1535 by (the) head and shoulders1571 by (the) head and ears1590 sting and ling1816 1590 ‘Pasquil’ First Pt. Pasquils Apol. sig. C^v They haue all vowed to hale thee out of thy trenches by the head and eares. 1650 J. Price Cloudie Clergie 7 Such treacherous, if not traiterous persons as these were, should be pluck't away even by head and ears. 1783 Weekly Entertainer 3 Feb. 110 An enthusiast..lugs in the gospel by head and ears, in season and out of season. 1873 Punch 17 May 200 An..utterly irrelevant story, lugged in by head and ears. 1911 Cosmopolitan Mag. June 11 Governor Davidson, who—dragged in by head and ears—made but a limp witness before the legislative committee. 1983 I. Avsey tr. F. Dostoevsky Village of Stepanchikovo i. ix. 128 ‘Drag him here by the head and ears!’ Uncle shouted, stamping his foot. extracted from headn.¹ < as lemmas
随便看	to keep a calm sough to keep a chapel to keep a clean sheet to keep a clean tongue to keep a coil to keep a cool head to keep a corner to keep a dirty roller to keep a dog and bark oneself to keep a etc head to keep a etc quarter to keep a fuss with to keep a good table to keep a hatch before the door to keep a house to keep a level head to keep a lock on to keep a lock on something to keep a lookout to keep a low profile to keep a mediocrity to keep a neat, tidy, etc, house to keep a newspaper to keep a noise to keep a person at staff's end

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