词汇 | nod |
释义 | nod /nɑd/ n. The act of bowing the head. (常用单数)点头。 A quick inclination of the head. 颔首。 Inclining the head as a sign of authority. 点头示意;命令。 at the ruler's nod 经元首之首肯。 A hanging downward or bending forward, as of the top of a tree, flowers, etc. (树枝,花枝之)低垂;弯曲。 phrases A nod is as good as a wink (to a blind man (horse; bat; beggar))。 【口】使个眼色就知道要如何做。 at nod 在...控制下。 give (get) the nod 【口】允许;(得到)承认。 on the nod 【口】一致赞同(无须表决);凭信用(赊购)。 the land of Nod 【圣】睡乡。 (过去式: nodded; 过去完成式: nodded; 现在进行式: nodding) v.t. & v.i. To incline or bend the top with a quick, forward motion. 顶部低垂。 Flowers nod in the breeze. 风行花偃。 To bend the head in token of assent or as a salute. 颔首示诺;颔首为礼。 They nodded their agreement. 他们点头表示同意。 To be drowsy; bend the head f orward sleepily. 打盹;瞌睡。 Being extremely tired, he frequently nodded. 由于太过疲倦,他频频打瞌睡。 To make an error because of momentary abstraction. 一时不当心犯错。 phrases nod one's head 点头同意。 Even Homer sometimes nods. 智者千虑也有一失。 have a nodding acquaintance with 点头之交。 derivatives n. nodder. |
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