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- n. 木板；板条；政纲条款
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1. a plank of wood
一块木板条
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2. a wooden plank
一条木板
- plank (n.) late 13c. (c. 1200 as a surname), from Old North French planke, variant of Old French planche "plank, slab, little wooden bridge" (12c.), from Late Latin planca "broad slab, board," probably from Latin plancus "flat, flat-footed," from a nasalized variant of PIE root *plak- (1) "to be flat." Technically, timber sawed to measure 2 to 6 inches thick, 9 inches or more wide, and 8 feet or more long. Political sense of "item of a party platform" is U.S. coinage from 1848. To walk the plank, supposedly a pirate punishment, is first attested 1789 and most early references are to slave-traders disposing of excess human cargo in crossing the ocean.
plank / plæŋk ; NAmE plæŋk / noun 1 a long narrow flat piece of wood that is used for making floors, etc. 木板；板条 ◆ a plank of wood 一块木板条 ◆ a wooden plank 一条木板 2 a main point in the policy of an organization, especially a political party （政党等的）政策准则，政纲的核心 ◆ The central plankof the bill was rural development. 这一法案的核心是农村发展。 IDIOMsee thick adj. , walk v. plank planks planked planking plank / plæŋk ; NAmE plæŋk /
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