| 单词 |
knacker |
| 释义 |
knack·er /ˈnækə $ -ər/ verb [transitive] British English spoken informal 1 TIREDto become extremely tired 使精疲力竭 SYN exhaustknacker yourself (out) Slow down – you’ll knacker yourself out! 慢点，你会累坏的！2. knacker your elbow/hand etc spoken informal HURT/CAUSE PAINto hurt your elbow etc so that you cannot use it 使胳膊肘/手等受伤致残Origin knacker (1800-1900) knacker “horse-killer”; KNACKERS' YARDknack·er verbChineseSyllable |
| 随便看 |
- be tipped with sth
- Betjeman, Sir John
- betjeman,-sir-john
- bet lynch
- bet-lynch
- betlynch
- be toast
- be to be
- be to be found
- be to be heard
- be to be seen
- be to be seen/found/heard etc
- be to do
- be to do something
- be to do sth
- be togged out
- be togged up
- betoken
- betokened
- betokening
- betokens
- be to liking
- be too big for your boots
- be too clever by half
- be too late
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