单词 | ring dotterel |
释义 | ring1 /ring/noun
ORIGIN: OE hring; ON hringr; Ger Ring, Dan and Swed ring ringed adjective
ringer /ringˈər/ noun
ringetteˈ noun A team sport, similar to ice hockey, in which skaters attempt to send a rubber ring into the opponents' goal ringˈing noun and adjective ringˈless adjective ringˈlet noun
ringˈleted adjective ringˈster noun A member of a ring, esp in a political or price-fixing sense ringˈwise adverb ringˈ-arˈmature noun One with a ring-shaped core ringˈ-bark transitive verb To strip a ring of bark from ring binder noun A loose-leaf binder with metal rings along the inside spine which open to hold perforated sheets of paper ringˈbit noun A horse's bit with rings at the ends ringˈbolt noun A bolt with a ring through a hole at one end ringˈbone noun
ringˈ-canal noun
ringˈ-carrier noun (Shakespeare) A go-between ring circuit noun (electronics) An electrical supply system in which a number of power-points are connected to the main supply by a series of wires, forming a closed circuit ringˈ-compound noun A chemical compound with a closed chain ringˈ-cross noun A circle with crossed diameters ring dance noun A round dance ring dial noun A portable sundial ring dotterel noun The ringed plover ringˈdove noun The wood pigeon, from the broken white ring or line on its neck ringˈ-dropping noun A sharper's trick of pretending to find a dropped ring and selling it ring dyke noun (geology) A dyke with more or less circular outcrop ringed plover noun A ring-necked plover of various kinds ringˈ-fence noun
transitive verb
ringˈ-fencing noun ring finger noun The third finger, esp of the left hand, on which the wedding ring is worn ring flash noun (photography) A circular flash tube fitting round the lens to produce a light without shadows ring fort noun (archaeology) A type of defended dwelling-site of the Iron Age and later, enclosed within a strong circular wall ring gauge noun
ringˈleader noun A person who takes the lead in mischief or trouble ring main noun (electronics) An electrical supply system in which the power-points and the mains are connected in a ring circuit ringˈman noun
ring mark noun A ring-shaped mark ringˈmaster noun A person in charge of performances in a circus-ring ring money noun Money in the form of rings ringˈ-necked /-nekt/ adjective Having the neck marked with a ring ring network noun (computing) One forming a closed loop of connected terminals ring ouzel or ousel see under ouzel ringˈ-porous adjective Having annual rings marked by large pores ring pull noun The tongue of metal and the ring attached to it, which one pulls from or on the top of a can of beer, lemonade, etc to open it ring road noun A road or boulevard encircling a town or its inner part ring roller noun A type of roller consisting of a number of closely-packed wheels on an axle, the rims of the wheels narrowing to form a wedge shape (also Cambridge roller) ring rot noun A disease of potatoes caused by the bacterium Clavibacter michiganensis, characterized by the browning and decay of the ring of vascular bundles in the tubers ringˈ-rusty adjective (of a boxer, etc) impaired by lack of recent competition ringˈ-shake noun A defect in timber, separation along the annual rings ringˈside noun The seating area immediately next to a circus-ring, etc ringˈsider noun A spectator at prize-fights ringside seat or ringside view noun (figurative) (a position which allows one to have) a very clear view ringˈ-small adjective Small enough to pass through a ring of standard size noun Stones of such a size ring snake noun
ring spanner noun A spanner in the form of a notched ring in which diametrically opposite notches fit over the nut ringˈstand noun
ring stopper noun A rope for securing an anchor-ring to the cathead ringˈ-straked (Bible) or ringˈ-streaked adjective Streaked in rings ringˈtail noun
ringˈ-tail or ringˈ-tailed /-tāld/ adjective
ring taw noun A game of marbles, with rings marked on the ground ringˈ-time noun (Shakespeare) Time for giving rings ring walk noun An encircling walk ring wall noun An enclosing wall ringˈway noun A ring road ringˈ-winding noun Winding that threads a ring ringˈwork noun Work executed in rings, such as circular fortifications ringˈworm noun A skin disease characterized by ring-shaped patches, caused by fungi hold or keep the ring To watch a fight and keep others from interfering make or run rings round To be markedly superior to ride or tilt at the ring To practise the sport of riding rapidly and catching a hanging ring on a spear ring the shed (Aust) To win a sheep-shearing competition throw one's hat into the ring (informal)
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