nail
nail 英 [neɪl] 美 [nel]
vt. 钉 n. 钉子, 指甲
进行时:nailing 过去式:nailed 过去分词:nailed 第三人称单数:nails 名词复数:nails
- A nail is the pointed piece of metal that you pound with a hammer when you're building something. When you go to a nail salon, however, don't bring a pack of nails; bring your toes and fingers instead!
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- vt. 钉
- n. 钉子, 指甲
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1. Stop biting your nails!
别咬指甲!
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2. nail clippers
指甲钳
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3. The nail will not penetrate.
这枚钉子钉不进去。
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4. I knocked the nail out.
我把钉子敲了出来。
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5. Can you knock this nail into the wood?
你能把这钉子敲进木头里去吗?
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6. We must nail this lie.
我们一定要戳穿这个谎言。
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7. The police haven't been able to nail the killer.
警方还没有抓到杀人凶手。
- nail (n.) Old English negel "metal pin," nægl "fingernail (handnægl), toenail," from Proto-Germanic *naglaz (source also of Old Norse nagl "fingernail," nagli "metal nail;" Old Saxon and Old High German nagel, Old Frisian neil, Middle Dutch naghel, Dutch nagel, German Nagel "fingernail, small metal spike"), from PIE root *(o)nogh "nail" (source also of Greek onyx "claw, fingernail;" Latin unguis "nail, claw;" Old Church Slavonic noga "foot," noguti "nail, claw;" Lithuanian naga "hoof," nagutis "fingernail;" Old Irish ingen, Old Welsh eguin "nail, claw").
- nail (v.) Old English næglian "to fasten with nails," from Proto-Germanic *ganaglijan (source also of Old Saxon neglian, Old Norse negla, Old High German negilen, German nageln, Gothic ganagljan "to nail"), from the root of nail (n.). Related: Nailed; nailing. Meaning "to catch, seize" is first recorded 1766, probably from earlier sense "to keep fixed in a certain position" (1610s). Meaning "to succeed in hitting" is from 1886. To nail down "to fix down with nails" is from 1660s.
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