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单词 false rib
释义

false /föls/

adjective
  1. Wrong
  2. Erroneous
  3. Deceptive or deceiving
  4. Untruthful
  5. Unfaithful (old)
  6. Untrue
  7. Not genuine or real, counterfeit
  8. Improperly so called
  9. (of teeth, etc) artificial, as opposed to natural
  10. Out of tune
adverb
  1. Incorrectly
  2. Untruly
  3. Dishonestly
  4. Faithlessly
noun (obsolete)
  1. Falsehood
  2. Untruth
transitive verb (obsolete)
  1. To deceive, be false to
  2. To feign
  3. To falsify
ORIGIN: OFr fals (Mod faux), from L falsus, pap of fallere to deceive

falseˈhood noun

  1. The state or quality of being false
  2. Lack of truth
  3. Deceitfulness (obsolete)
  4. False appearance (obsolete)
  5. An untrue statement
  6. The act of lying
  7. A lie

falseˈly adverb

falseˈness noun

falsˈer noun

  1. A falsifier, counterfeiter (obsolete)
  2. A deceiver, a liar (Spenser)

falˈsies noun (informal)

Pads of rubber or other material inserted into a brassière to enlarge or improve the shape of the breasts

falsˈish adjective

Somewhat false

falsˈism noun

A self-evident falsity

falsˈity noun

  1. The quality of being false
  2. A false assertion

false acacia noun

One of the shrubs and trees of the N American genus Robinia, to which the locust tree also belongs

false alarm noun

A warning of danger which turns out to have been unnecessary

false-beddˈed adjective

false bedding noun (geology)

Irregular lamination running obliquely to the general stratification, due to deposition in banks by varying currents

false bottom noun

(eg in a suitcase) a partition cutting off and hiding a space between it and the true bottom

false card noun

A card played to deceive

false-cardˈ intransitive verb

false conception noun

A uterine growth consisting of non-fetal material

false dawn noun

A deceptive appearance simulating dawn (also figurative)

false face noun

A mask

falseˈ-faced adjective (Shakespeare)

Hypocritical

false friend noun

A term in a foreign language that does not mean what it appears to, eg in Italian, pretendere does not mean ‘to pretend’

false fruit noun

A pseudocarp

false gallop noun (archaic)

A canter

falseˈ-heartˈed adjective

Treacherous or deceitful

false hem noun

A strip of fabric added to the bottom of a garment, etc in order to deepen the hem

false imprisonment noun

Illegal detention by force or influence

false leg noun

The abdominal leg of an insect larva, a proleg

false memory syndrome noun

A condition of erroneous memory sometimes attributed to adults who recall childhood experiences, esp of sexual abuse, under hypnosis or other medical inducement (abbrev FMS)

false move noun

An ill-judged or careless act

false pregnancy noun

A psychological disorder in which many of the symptoms of pregnancy are simulated, pseudocyesis (see under pseud-)

false pretences plural noun

Deception

false quantity noun

Pronunciation or use of a long vowel as short or short as long

false relation noun (music)

Occurrence in different parts together or in succession of a tone and a chromatic derivative

false rib noun

One that does not reach the breastbone

false shame noun

Shame felt for something which is not shameful

false start noun

  1. A start to a race that is declared invalid, esp because a competitor has started before the official signal (sport)
  2. An unsuccessful attempt to begin an activity

false step noun

  1. A stumble
  2. A false move

false teeth noun

Artificial teeth, dentures

false topaz noun

Citrine (qv under citron)

false vampire noun

Any of various bats wrongly supposed to be blood-suckers

falseˈwork noun

A temporary framework used to support a building, etc during construction

play someone false

To act falsely or treacherously towards a person

put in a false position

To bring anyone into a position in which he or she will be misunderstood

rib1 /rib/

noun
  1. Any of the bones that curve round and forward from the backbone
  2. A piece of meat containing one or more ribs
  3. A curved member of the side of a ship running from keel to deck
  4. A strengthening bar
  5. A rodlike structure supporting or strengthening a membrane, such as one of the greater veins of a leaf, a nervure in an insect's wing, a member supporting the fabric of an aeroplane wing or of an umbrella
  6. A bar of a grate (Scot)
  7. The shaft of a feather
  8. Any of the parallel supports of a bridge
  9. The side of a guitar, violin, etc
  10. A framing timber
  11. A purlin
  12. A vein of ore in a rock
  13. A raised band
  14. A prominence running in a line
  15. A ridge
  16. One of the raised lines on the spine of a book where the stitching runs across (bookbinding)
  17. A ridge raised in knitting, by alternating plain and purl stitches, or a similar ridge raised in weaving
  18. The pattern of ribs so formed (also called ribbing)
  19. A moulding or projecting band on a ceiling
  20. A wife (from Bible, Genesis 2.21–23; facetious)
transitive verb (ribbˈing; ribbed)
  1. To provide, form, cover or enclose with ribs
  2. To plough with spaces between the furrows (ribˈ-plough)
ORIGIN: OE ribb rib, ribbe ribwort; Ger Rippe rib

ribbed adjective

  1. Having ribs
  2. Ridged

ribbˈing noun

An arrangement of ribs

ribbˈy adjective

  1. Having many or prominent ribs
  2. Nasty, seedy, squalid (slang)

ribˈless adjective

ribˈlet noun

A small, narrow or shallow rib

ribˈlike adjective

rib bone noun

A rib

ribˈcage noun

The enclosing wall of the chest formed by the ribs, etc

rib eye or ribˈeye noun

A choice cut of beefsteak, cut from the rib

ribˈ-grass noun

The ribwort plantain

ribˈ-roast transitive verb (obsolete)

To beat soundly

ribˈ-roaster noun (archaic)

A severe blow on the ribs

rib-roastˈing noun (archaic).

ribˈ-tickler noun

A very funny joke or story

ribˈ-tickling adjective

Very funny, inclining one to laugh uproariously

ribˈ-vaulting noun

ribˈwork noun

ribˈwort (or ribwort plantain) noun

A common weed (Plantago lanceolata) with narrow, strongly ribbed leaves and short brown heads

false rib

One joined indirectly to the breastbone or (floating rib) not at all

true rib

One joined directly by its cartilage

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