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pecker

/pek-er/US // ˈpɛk ər //UK // (ˈpɛkə) //

啄木鸟,鸡鸡,阴茎

Related Words

uncounted未统计的,未计算在内的,不计其数,未计算的myriad五花八门,五花八门的,五花八门的事物,万千untold不为人知的,不可告人的,不可告人,无尽的endless无尽的,无休止的,无止境的,无穷无尽snout鼻嘴,喙,鼻头,鼻口muzzle枪口,炮口,钳制,枪口上proboscis探针,长鼻镜,长鼻器,鼻镜projection投影,预测,投射,预估nozzle喷嘴,喷头,喷口,嘴bill账单,帐单,钞票,法案prow鞭策,鞭打,鞭笞,鞭炮声nib笔尖,笔芯,筆尖,笔头neb内布,涅布mandible下颌骨,下颚,下颔骨,下肢heap堆积,堆,成堆,成堆的immeasurable不可估量的,无可估量的,无可估量,不可估量incalculable不可估量的,不可估量,不计其数,难以估量的infinite无限,无限的,无限大,无穷无尽legion军团,大军团,工团,工会limitless无边无际,无限的,无限,无穷无尽

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person or thing that pecks.
    • : a bird's bill.
    • : a woodpecker.
    • : Slang: Vulgar. penis.
    • : British Slang. one's spirits or courage.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as incountless
Synonyms
endless无尽的,无休止的,无止境的,无穷无尽myriad五花八门,五花八门的,五花八门的事物,万千uncounted未统计的,未计算在内的,不计其数,未计算的untold不为人知的,不可告人的,不可告人,无尽的bags of袋子的,袋子里的,袋中的,袋装的gobs大块头,大嘴,大桶,大块的heap堆积,堆,成堆,成堆的immeasurable不可估量的,无可估量的,无可估量,不可估量incalculable不可估量的,不可估量,不计其数,难以估量的infinite无限,无限的,无限大,无穷无尽innumerous不计其数的,不计其数,不计其数的人,不胜枚举jillion亿元,亿元人民币legion军团,大军团,工团,工会limitless无边无际,无限的,无限,无穷无尽loads负载,负荷,加载,装载lots of很多,大量的,许多,很多的many许多,很多,众多,许多人measureless不计量,不计量的,不计其数,无度mess混乱,混乱的局面,杂乱无章,乱七八糟的东西mint薄荷糖,薄荷,薄荷币,薄荷糖浆mucho多,多多,很多,许多multitudinous芸芸众生,万千,众多的,众多numberless无数,无数的,无数字,无数个oodles面条,面食,麪条passel of一系列的,一群人,一批批的,一群peck啄啄,啄食,啄,啄木鸟pile一堆,堆积,堆积物,堆raft筏子,筏运,筏子上,筏式scads铲子,铲车,铲运机,铲运车slew摆动,摆动的,摆动身体,摆动的方式stack一堆,一叠,一大堆,堆放tidy sum整数,整理好的金额,整齐划一,整齐划一的金额umpteen十足的,巨大的,十足,十几uncountable不可数,不可数的,不可胜数,不可计数wad瓦德,瓦特,菘蓝,菘蓝的whole slew一连串,一系列,一系列的,一连串的zillion十亿,十万,十亿人,十亿美元
as inbeak
Synonyms
snout鼻嘴,喙,鼻头,鼻口bill账单,帐单,钞票,法案mandible下颌骨,下颚,下颔骨,下肢muzzle枪口,炮口,钳制,枪口上neb内布,涅布nib笔尖,笔芯,筆尖,笔头nozzle喷嘴,喷头,喷口,嘴proboscis探针,长鼻镜,长鼻器,鼻镜projection投影,预测,投射,预估prow鞭策,鞭打,鞭笞,鞭炮声
as inbill
Synonyms
mandible下颌骨,下颚,下颔骨,下肢neb内布,涅布nib笔尖,笔芯,筆尖,笔头projection投影,预测,投射,预估

Examples

  • The first thing he did was to kill a red-headed wood-pecker which he declared to be the most beautiful bird he had ever seen.

  • Suddenly from behind him a red-headed bird flew to the dead tree-trunk and alighted near the hole: he recognised the wood-pecker.

  • Properly a parrot; applied in England to the green wood-pecker (Gecinus viridis).

  • John he married a Pecker girl, and got his match too; she was the only living soul he ever was afraid of.

  • But that's entry nous, dont cher know; keep my pecker hup proper out 'ere.

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