crooking

crooking

美 [krʊk] 　英 [krʊk]

• v.弯曲；弄曲；用钩钩；钩取
• n.坏蛋；(河道等的)弯曲(部)；钩；壶钩
• adj.骗人的；同“crooked”
• 网络翘曲；驼背翘曲

词形变化

复数：crooks  现在分词：crooking  过去式：crooked  

同义词

英汉解释

n.	1. 〈俚〉骗子,盗贼,恶棍,坏蛋 2. (河道等的)弯曲(部) 3. 钩;壶钩;锅钩;曲把拐杖 4. 诡计,狡计 5. 【乐】弯曲管,调管
adj.	1. 不正当的,骗人的,歹徒的 2. 同“crooked”
v.	1. 弄曲,弄弯,弄成钩状 2. 用钩钩;钩取;〈美俚〉偷 3. 弯曲

英英解释

n.	1. someone who is dishonest, especially someone who uses their position of power for their own personal advantage; a criminal, especially one who steals money 2. the place where something bends inward 3. a long stick that is curved at one end, used by shepherds for controlling their sheep
adj.	1. Same as crooked
v.	1. to bend a part of your body inward, especially your finger

例句

Vestal looked up to see Belfred crooking a finger from the half darkness of the hall.

薇思德一抬头，看见白菲瑞达在半明半暗的门厅里弯弯手指招她过去。

The boy turned back and the man in the corner was crooking his finger and nodding to him.

男孩转过身来，只见屋角的那个男人正勾着手指朝自己点头。

a river crooking through the valley

从山谷弯曲流过的一条河