| 单词 | chinks | 
| 释义 | chink1 of 5noun (1)   ˈchiŋk   1    : a small cleft, slit, or fissure  a chink in the fence   2    : a weak spot that may leave one vulnerable  his lawyers found a chink in the law   3    : a narrow beam of light shining through a chink   chink 2 of 5verb (1)  chinked; chinking; chinks    transitive verb   : to fill the chinks of (as by caulking)  chink a log cabin   chink 3 of 5noun (2)1   archaic   : coin, money   2    : a short sharp sound   chink 4 of 5verb (2)  chinked; chinking; chinks    intransitive verb   : to make a slight sharp metallic sound   transitive verb   : to cause to make a chink   Chink 5 of 5noun or adjective   ˈchiŋk    offensive       —used as an insulting and contemptuous term for a person of Chinese birth or descent   chinks 1 of 2 noun1  as in backs   a vulnerable point before the tournament she studied tapes of her chief rival, looking for the chink in her game   Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance     
 2  as in fissures   an irregular usually narrow break in a surface created by pressure plugged the chinks in the walls with mortar   Synonyms & Similar Words 
 chinks 2 of 2verbas in clinks   to make a repeated sharp light ringing sound in the breeze the flag's chain chinked against the flagpole   Synonyms & Similar Words 
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