英语词汇“hock”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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(hɒk)

Word forms: plural hocks

1. mass noun

Hock is a type of dry white wine from Germany.

[mainly British]

...a glass of hock.

2. countable noun

The hock of an animal, especially a horse, is the joint in its back leg that points backwards.

3. countable noun [usually noun NOUN]

A hock is a piece of meat from above the foot of an animal, especially a pig.

...ham hocks with garlic and mustard sauce.

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hock in British English 1

(hɒk)

noun

the joint at the tarsus of a horse or similar animal, pointing backwards and corresponding to the human ankle

the corresponding joint in domestic fowl

verb

3. another word for hamstring

Word origin

C16: short for hockshin, from Old English hōhsinu heel sinew

hock in British English 2

(hɒk)

noun

any of several white wines from the German Rhine

(not in technical usage) any dry white wine

Word origin

C17: short for obsolete hockamore Hochheimer

hock in British English 3

(hɒk) informal, mainly US and Canadian

verb

1. (transitive)

to pawn or pledge

noun

the state of being in pawn (esp in the phrase in hock)

3. in hock

Derived forms

hocker (ˈhocker)

noun

Word origin

C19: from Dutch hok prison, debt

hock in American English 1

(hɑk)

noun

the joint bending backward in the hind leg of a horse, ox, etc., corresponding to the human ankle

the corresponding joint in the leg of a fowl

verb transitive

to disable by cutting the tendons of the hock

Word origin

S Brit var. of Scot hough < ME hoh, heel < OE < Gmc *hanha, heel1, with loss of nasal as in soft, tooth

hock in American English 2

(hɑk)

noun

Chiefly British

any white Rhine wine, orig. that from Hochheim, Germany

Word origin

contr. of hockamore, altered < Ger Hochheimer

hock in American English 3

(hɑk)

verb transitive, noun

Slang

pawn1

Idioms:

in hock

Word origin

< Du hok, kennel, cage, prison

Examples of 'hock' in a sentence
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But then he sent me a photograph of his dinner: ham hock, new potatoes and various fancy veg.This time I'm adding ham hock.Spaghetti with pulled ham mustard cream sauce I'm a sucker for those double packs of pulled ham hock.Crush them lightly with a fork before serving alongside boiled ham hock. Ham hock is a steal, too.Place the ham hock in a saucepan with the onion, carrot, celery and parsley stalks.Now, foie gras and ham hock terrine is a dish one usually serves chilled, so that the foie gras can melt in your mouth.

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释义	Trends of hock View usage for: hock (hɒk) Word forms: plural hocks 1. mass noun Hock is a type of dry white wine from Germany. [mainly British] ...a glass of hock. 2. countable noun The hock of an animal, especially a horse, is the joint in its back leg that points backwards. 3. countable noun [usually noun NOUN] A hock is a piece of meat from above the foot of an animal, especially a pig. ...ham hocks with garlic and mustard sauce. 4. See in hock 5. See in hock to hock in British English 1 (hɒk) noun 1. the joint at the tarsus of a horse or similar animal, pointing backwards and corresponding to the human ankle 2. the corresponding joint in domestic fowl verb 3. another word for hamstring Word origin C16: short for hockshin, from Old English hōhsinu heel sinew hock in British English 2 (hɒk) noun 1. any of several white wines from the German Rhine 2. (not in technical usage) any dry white wine Word origin C17: short for obsolete hockamore Hochheimer hock in British English 3 (hɒk) informal, mainly US and Canadian verb 1. (transitive) to pawn or pledge noun 2. the state of being in pawn (esp in the phrase in hock) 3. in hock Derived forms hocker (ˈhocker) noun Word origin C19: from Dutch hok prison, debt hock in American English 1 (hɑk) noun 1. the joint bending backward in the hind leg of a horse, ox, etc., corresponding to the human ankle 2. the corresponding joint in the leg of a fowl verb transitive 3. to disable by cutting the tendons of the hock Word origin S Brit var. of Scot hough < ME hoh, heel < OE < Gmc hanha, heel1, with loss of nasal as in soft, tooth hock in American English 2 (hɑk) noun Chiefly British any white Rhine wine, orig. that from Hochheim, Germany Word origin contr. of hockamore, altered < Ger Hochheimer hock in American English 3 (hɑk) US verb transitive, noun Slang pawn1 Idioms:* in hock Word origin < Du hok, kennel, cage, prison Examples of 'hock' in a sentence hock But then he sent me a photograph of his dinner: ham hock, new potatoes and various fancy veg. Times, Sunday Times (2017) This time I'm adding ham hock. The Sun (2016) Spaghetti with pulled ham mustard cream sauce I'm a sucker for those double packs of pulled ham hock. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Crush them lightly with a fork before serving alongside boiled ham hock. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Ham hock is a steal, too. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Place the ham hock in a saucepan with the onion, carrot, celery and parsley stalks. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Now, foie gras and ham hock terrine is a dish one usually serves chilled, so that the foie gras can melt in your mouth. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Word lists with hock Wines
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