单词 | ringbark |
释义 | ringbark in British English (ˈrɪŋˌbɑːk) verb (transitive) another term for ring1 (sense 24) ring in British English 1 (rɪŋ) noun 1. a circular band usually of a precious metal, esp gold, often set with gems and worn upon the finger as an adornment or as a token of engagement or marriage 2. any object or mark that is circular in shape 3. a circular path or course to run around in a ring 4. a group of people or things standing or arranged so as to form a circle a ring of spectators 5. an enclosed space, usually circular in shape, where circus acts are performed 6. a square apron or raised platform, marked off by ropes, in which contestants box or wrestle 7. the ring 8. the field of competition or rivalry 9. throw one's hat in the ring 10. a group of people usually operating illegally and covertly a drug ring a paedophile ring 11. (esp at country fairs) an enclosure, often circular, where horses, cattle, and other livestock are paraded and auctioned 12. an area reserved for betting at a racecourse 13. a circular strip of bark cut from a tree or branch, esp in order to kill it 14. a single turn in a spiral 15. geometry the area of space lying between two concentric circles 16. mathematics a set that is subject to two binary operations, addition and multiplication, such that the set is an Abelian group under addition and is closed under multiplication, this latter operation being associative 17. botany short for annual ring 18. Also called: closed chain chemistry a closed loop of atoms in a molecule 19. astronomy any of the thin circular bands of small bodies orbiting a giant planet, esp Saturn See also Saturn2 (sense 1)20. run rings around verbWord forms: rings, ringing or ringed (transitive) 21. to surround with, or as if with, or form a ring; encircle 22. to mark (a bird) with a ring or clip for subsequent identification 23. to fit a ring in the nose of (a bull, pig, etc) so that it can be led easily 24. Also: ringbark a. to cut away a circular strip of bark from (a tree or branch) in order to kill it b. to cut a narrow or partial ring from (the trunk of a tree) in order to check or prevent vigorous growth 25. Australian and New Zealand to be the fastest shearer in (a shearing shed), esp in the phrase ring the shed) Word origin Old English hring; related to Old Norse hringr |
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