| 词汇 | wing |
| 释义 | wing (verb) wing 16 ENTRIES FOUND: wing (noun) wing (verb) winged (adjective) wing chair (noun) wing collar (noun) wing commander (noun) wing mirror (noun) wing nut (noun) buffalo wing (noun) left wing (noun) left-wing (adjective) right wing (noun) right-wing (adjective) water wings (noun) prayer (noun) spread (verb) 1 wing /ˈwɪŋ/ noun plural wings 1 wing /ˈwɪŋ/ noun plural wings Learner's definition of WING 1 [count] a : a part of an animal's body that is used for flying or gliding翼；翅膀 a bird's wing鸟的翅膀 bat/insect wings蝙蝠/昆虫翅膀 — see picture at bird b : the wing of a bird and especially a chicken eaten as food禽类翅膀；（尤指供食用的）鸡翅 — often plural常用复数 We ordered some wings.我们点了些鸡翅。 — see also buffalo wing 2 [count] : one of usually two long, flat parts of an airplane that extend from the sides and make it possible for the airplane to fly机翼 — see picture at airplane; see also water wings 3 [count] : a particular section of a large building（大型建筑物的）翼部，侧厅 In the library's north wing, you'll find the current periodicals.在图书馆的北翼楼，你能看到最新的期刊。 She works in the pediatric wing of the hospital.她在医院的儿科楼上班。 The guest room is in the east wing.客房在东翼楼。 4 the wings : the areas on the sides of a stage where performers wait before going onto the stage（舞台的）侧面，侧翼 She was standing in the wings, waiting for her cue.她站在舞台侧面候场。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 The issue has been lurking/waiting in the wings [=it has been waiting to be dealt with] for several years.这个问题已经悬而未决好几年了。 5 [count] a : a particular part of a large organization or group（大型组织或团体中的）派，翼 The conservative wing of the party opposed the legislation.该政党中的保守派反对此项立法。 the political wing of the organization组织中的政治派别 b : a group of military airplanes空军联队 the 107th Fighter Wing107战斗机联队 6 [count] sports : a person who plays on the offense in a position that is towards the sides of the playing area in sports like hockey and soccer（冰球、足球等运动中的）边锋，侧翼队员 The left/right wing passed the ball to the center.左/右边锋把球传给了中锋。 — called also winger 7 [count] British : fender 1 clip someone's wings : to limit someone's ability to do or say things限制某人（做或说的）能力 They clipped his wings by withholding funding for his projects.他们拒绝为他的项目提供资金，以此限制他工作的开展。 get your wings chiefly US, informal 1 : to officially become a pilot : to receive the license that allows you to fly an airplane, helicopter, etc.正式成为一名飞行员；获得飞行执照 The pilots all got their wings at the end of training.培训结束时，所有飞行员都拿到了飞行执照。 2 : to gain experience in something获得经验 He got his wings as a volunteer by doing work in a soup kitchen.在救济站做志愿者让他获得了不少经验。 on a wing and a prayer informal : without much chance of success成功机会微乎其微 She took the job on a wing and a prayer.她接受了那项工作，但没怎么指望能顺利完成。 on the wing : in flight在飞行中 The birds were on the wing. [=were flying]鸟儿在飞翔。 spread your wings : to become more independent and confident : to try doing new things展翅高飞（更自信地尝试新鲜事物） He's known as a comic actor, but he's spreading his wings and trying a serious role in his new movie.他是个公认的喜剧演员，现在开始多方面施展才能，在一部新电影中尝试一个严肃的角色。 College gave her a chance to spread her wings.大学给她一个变得更加独立和自信的机会。 take (someone) under your wing : to help, teach, or take care of (someone who is younger or has less experience than you)帮助；教导；关照 He took the rookie pitcher under his wing.他对那名新投手言传身教。 She took me under her wing and showed me how things were done.她很关照我，并亲自给我做示范。 take wing : to begin to fly展翅飞翔 The ducks took wing and flew away.鸭子扑棱着翅膀飞走了。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 Let your imagination take wing and explore the possibilities.放飞你的想象力，探索各种可能性。 — winglike /ˈwɪŋˌlaɪk/ adjective [more winglike; most winglike] an animal with winglike appendages附带长有翼状器官的动物 2 wing /ˈwɪŋ/ verb wings; winged; winging 2 wing /ˈwɪŋ/ verb wings; winged; winging Learner's definition of WING 1 : to travel to a place by flying there飞往 [no object] The team winged to Moscow for the finals.球队飞到莫斯科参加决赛。 winging across the country飞越这个国家 [+ object] She winged her way to Paris [=she flew to Paris] for the weekend.她飞到巴黎度周末。 2 [+ object] US, informal : to throw (something) forcefully用力扔（某物） She winged the ball over to first base.她用力把球投向了一垒。 3 [+ object] US, informal : to touch or hit (someone or something) especially in the arm or wing while moving past : graze擦伤（尤指手臂或翅膀） The soldier was winged by a stray bullet.这名士兵被流弹擦伤了。 wing it informal : to do or try to do something without much practice or preparation临时应付；即兴而为 I hadn't practiced the part, so I got up there and winged it.我没排练过那个角色，只好上场即兴发挥。 We weren't sure what we were doing. We were just winging it.我们也不确定到底在做什么。我们只是即兴而为。 |
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