foiling 的 2 个定义
- Archaic. a defeat; check; repulse.
foiling 近义词
contrast
foiling 的近义词 7 个
circumvent, nip in the bud
foiling 的近义词 46 个
- counter
- curb
- elude
- frustrate
- hinder
- nullify
- prevent
- thwart
- baffle
- balk
- beat
- bilk
- bollix
- buffalo
- check
- checkmate
- crab
- cramp
- crimp
- dash
- defeat
- disappoint
- disconcert
- ditch
- dodge
- duck
- faze
- juke
- outwit
- rattle
- restrain
- shake
- skip
- stop
- stymie
- foul up
- get around
- give the run-around
- give the slip
- hang up
- run circles around
- run rings around
- shake off
- shuffle off
- throw monkey wrench in
- upset the apple cart
foiling 的反义词 18 个
更多foiling例句
- Later, Melenda would send me off with a warm slice of her homemade rum cake wrapped in aluminum foil.
- Typically, they’re refreshing, tart, and often physically chilled, making an ideal foil to the highly spiced meat.
- The new design is “tabless,” which means the rolled-up foils inside each cell won’t need a metal tab running its length in order to enable charging and discharging.
- He’s turned the group into a boogeyman of sorts, and it serves as a perfect foil for a president and a conservative movement looking to cast the overwhelmingly peaceful participants in protests over police brutality as a group of violent thugs.
- Line an open box with aluminum foil, and use it to reflect sunlight into the box.
- Frank no longer has his convenient foil from The Lay of the Land, his Tibetan associate Mike Mahoney.
- But his lumbering lurch toward the Ted Cruz tin-foil-hat convention should instead be an object lesson for Republicans to come.
- If McConnell really thinks that, then why not foil their scheme by voting yes?
- French and Crown one rib rack and season with salt and pepper, cover exposed bones with foil, cook in oven at 350 for 2.5 hours.
- The image really serves as a foil to the victim on the tape.
- A small palm tree was set in the midst of the arena,—the trunk bronze, the leaves one sheen of gold-foil.
- Out of the panic at Big Shanty two men emerged, determined, if possible, to foil the unknown captors of their train.
- General Hancock's head-quarters' flag,—the tree-foil of the Second Corps,—was waving on the ridge southwest of the house.
- For two ounces of liquid I should recommend a sheet of stout silver foil, about two inches long and half an inch broad.
- "You bet they're the real thing," said Tough McCarty, slipping off the foil.