-同义词和反义词
词性:|verb|
例句1. the spaniel leapt to lick his face
例句2. she sat looking into the flames licking round the coal
例句3. they licked the home side 3-0
词组
|noun|
1.A light coating or quick application of something, especially paint.
‘she needed to give the kitchen a _lick_ of paint’
‘I said to the players after the game that it had come down to a _lick_ of paint.’
2.A quick movement of flame, water, etc.
‘a tiny _lick_ of flame flickered round the mouth of the flame-thrower’
‘Each small _lick_ of flame lights another blade of grass, quickly spreading until everything is a glowing inferno of destruction.’
3.A short phrase or solo in jazz or popular music.
‘cool guitar _licks_ ’
‘Several tracks also include chilled vocals, as well as some fiery jazz _licks_ from the clarinetist/sax player.’
4.A smart blow.
‘his mother gave him several _licks_ for daring to blaspheme’
‘Look like they took a helluva _lick_ , but they ain't dead.’
5.An act of licking something with the tongue.
‘Sammy gave his fingers a _lick_ ’
‘She looked up, gave me a little _lick_ , and all was well in my world.’
6.An extremely small amount of something abstract.
‘there's not a _lick_ of suspense in the entire plot’
‘And the threat levels are publicly known, so any terrorist with a _lick_ of sense will simply wait until the threat level goes down.’
|verb|
1.(of a flame, wave, or breeze) move lightly and quickly like a tongue.
‘the flames _licked_ around the wood’
‘With a ‘whoosh’, the dried wood and grasses caught fire, and the flames _licked_ around the pyre.’
2.Beat or thrash (someone)
‘she stands tall and could _lick_ any man in the place’
‘I hope that the brevity of this war does not convince Americans that we can _lick_ anybody on the block.’
3.Cut or knock someone or something down.
‘the boy was quiet, but if you cross he path, he _lick_ you down’
‘The Atlantic coast of the island is not that great for swimming, a bit too rough, and hence, one evening I did walk in waist high, but the waves were _licking_ me down so I didn't tarry.’
4.Overcome (a person or problem) decisively.
‘all right Mary, I know when I'm _licked_ ’
‘the Chancellor said that the government had inflation _licked_ ’
5.Pass the tongue over (something) in order to taste, moisten, or clean it.
‘he _licked_ the stamp and stuck it on the envelope’
‘I know dogs like to roll around in the dirt, but dogs also don't _lick_ themselves clean.’
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