| 释义 |
hake
I. \ˈhāk\ noun
(plural hake also hakes)
Etymology: Middle English
1. : any of several fishes (the genus Merluccius) that are related to the cods but often regarded as forming a separate family and several of which are of importance as food fishes
2. : any of various marine fishes of Urophycis and related genera (family Gadidae) resembling the cod and having narrow filamentous pelvic fins placed under the throat — called also codling; compare silver hake, squirrel hake, stockfish, white hake
3. : northern whiting
II. intransitive verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
: to fish for hake
III. intransitive verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Etymology: Middle English haken
1. chiefly Scotland : to wander around idly : loaf
2. chiefly Scotland : to trudge or tramp — often used with about or around
IV. noun
(-s)
: a person in the habit of haking
V. \ˈ(h)āk\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Icelandic haki hook — more at hook
1. dialect England : hook; especially : pothook 1
2. dialect England : a clevis of a plow
VI. noun
or haik \ˈhāk\
(-s)
Etymology: probably by alteration
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