pinkie

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpinkiepink‧ie, pinky /ˈpɪŋki/ noun [countable] especially American EnglishHBH your smallest finger SYN little fingerExamples from the Corpuspinkie• Suddenly a huge, hairy, knuckled hand bearing a diamond pinkie ring and a fiver appeared between me and my sewing.• Which she held stiff-fingered with her pinkie up.• Around the locks, such as Mansell, a few small fish taken in clearer water to bread punch or pinkie.• He wore a small, perfect-sized pinkie ring on his left hand.Origin pinkie (1800-1900) Probably from Dutch pinkje, from pink “little finger”

单词	pinkie
释义	pinkie From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpinkiepink‧ie, pinky /ˈpɪŋki/ noun [countable] especially American EnglishHBH your smallest finger SYN little fingerExamples from the Corpuspinkie• Suddenly a huge, hairy, knuckled hand bearing a diamond pinkie ring and a fiver appeared between me and my sewing.• Which she held stiff-fingered with her pinkie up.• Around the locks, such as Mansell, a few small fish taken in clearer water to bread punch or pinkie.• He wore a small, perfect-sized pinkie ring on his left hand.Origin pinkie (1800-1900) Probably from Dutch pinkje, from pink “little finger”
随便看	nothing gained nothing goes way nothing happens nothing less than nothing less than something nothing like nothing much nothing nowhere in particular nothing of the kind nothing of the kind nothing of the sort nothing of the sort nothing of the sort/kind nothing one can touch nothing one in particular nothing particular nothing personal nothing special nothing succeeds like success nothing suspicious nothing to it nothing to speak of nothing to worry about nothing to write home about nothing untoward