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pop one's cork

/kawrk/US // kɔrk //UK // (kɔːk) //

开瓶,开瓶器,开瓶酒,开瓶装酒

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n.名词 noun
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    • : the outer bark of an oak, Quercus suber, of Mediterranean countries, used for making stoppers for bottles, floats, etc.
    • : Also called cork oak. the tree itself.
    • : something made of cork.
    • : a piece of cork, rubber, or the like used as a stopper, as for a bottle.
    • : Angling. a small float to buoy up a fishing line or to indicate that a fish is biting.
    • : Also called phellem, suber. Botany. an outer tissue of bark produced by and exterior to the phellogen.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to provide or fit with cork or a cork.
    • : to stop with or as if with a cork.
    • : to blacken with burnt cork.

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Examples

  • When I first pulled the cork, my initial impression was of green under-ripeness, but that disappeared within about 15 minutes.

  • Tyler Reith of Greenhome Solutions recommended cork for its thermal, vibrational, and acoustic-insulating properties.

  • If Frank Lloyd Wright had a van today, you can bet there’d be cork in it.

  • As for the floor insulation, we ordered cork rolls from Manton.

  • Enter Workvivo, a Cork, Ireland-based employee experience startup that is backed by Zoom founder Eric Yuan and Tiger Global that has steadily grown over 200% over the past year.

  • In fact, Viagra was originally developed in County Cork, Ireland with the intention of improving blood flow to the heart.

  • The floors were softened by cork tiles, the walls by Philippine mahogany paneling.

  • Eyebrows Cressida: Imagine eyebrows drawn on a balloon with a blackened cork.

  • The two move from Vermont, where Fred worked in corporate training, to County Cork.

  • Their nanny is from Cork, Ireland, and she is amazing and hilarious.

  • And the deep grave weltering below you, and only a ring of cork and oilskin to keep you out of that cold home.

  • But no sooner was she full than the discharging tubes freed her, and she rose again and again, buoyant as a cork.

  • Perrott went to Cork, where the sessions were well attended and where he executed sixty more persons.

  • He married the eldest daughter of the Earl of Cork, by whom he had a son and a daughter.

  • Cork and Cloyne were united in the fifteenth century, and Dominic Tirrey was appointed in 1536.