hackle
hackle 英 ['hæk(ə)l]
n. 针排；颈羽；手工梳麻台 vt. 梳理；乱砍
进行时:hackling 过去式:hackled 过去分词:hackled 第三人称单数:hackles 名词复数:hackles
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- n. 针排；颈羽；手工梳麻台
- vt. 梳理；乱砍
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1. Like to learn martial arts, initially makes a hackle can scare people, but was bound to fail.
就好像学武功的人，一开始挥剑乱砍的确能吓到人，但终归是要失败告终的。
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2. So this article wants to hand out with ambiguities in this poem, hackle emotional skeleton and idealistic patriotism, show the special value of it.
所以本文试图从梳理诗中歧义入手，理清诗人的情感脉络及爱国思想特质，展示此诗独特的价值。
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3. The first part includes the study background, the document material hackle and the literature review. And the significance and innovation of the study are also indicated in this part.
第一部分，阐明研究问题的背景；对相关文献进行梳理，并评述了相关研究状况；指出本研究的意义和创新之处。
- hackle (n.) Old English hacele "coat, cloak, vestment, mantle" (cognate with Old High German hachul, Gothic hakuls "cloak;" Old Norse hekla "hooded frock"), of uncertain origin. The same word with a sense of "bird plumage" is first recorded early 15c., though this might be from unrelated Middle English hackle "flax comb" (see heckle (n.)) on supposed resemblance of comb to ruffled feathers, or from an unrecorded continental Germanic word. Metaphoric extension found in phrases such as raise (one's) hackles (as a cock does when angry) is by 1881.
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