| 释义 |
louk
I. \ˈlük\ verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Etymology: Middle English lowken, luken to weed, pull out, from Old English lūcan to pull up (a weed); akin to Middle Low German lūken to pull, Old High German liochan to pluck, pull out, Old Norse lok weeds, Latin lugēre to mourn — more at lugubrious
dialect England : weed
II. \ˈlau̇k\ transitive verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Etymology: origin unknown
dialect England : beat, whip, strike
III. noun
(-s)
dialect England : blow V 1a |