pluck 音标拼音: [pl'ʌk]
n . 勇气,猛拉,动物内脏
vt . 摘,猛拉,拔,拉,扯,采,拆毁
vi . 拉,拽
勇气,猛拉,动物内脏摘,猛拉,拔,拉,扯,采,拆毁拉,拽
pluck n 1 :
the trait of showing courage and determination in spite of possible loss or injury [
synonym : {
gutsiness }, {
pluck },
{
pluckiness }] [
ant : {
gutlessness }]
2 :
the act of pulling and releasing a taut cord v 1 :
pull or pull out sharply ; "
pluck the flowers off the bush "
[
synonym : {
pluck }, {
tweak }, {
pull off }, {
pick off }]
2 :
sell something to or obtain something from by energetic and especially underhanded activity [
synonym : {
hustle }, {
pluck },
{
roll }]
3 :
rip off ;
ask an unreasonable price [
synonym : {
overcharge },
{
soak }, {
surcharge }, {
gazump }, {
fleece }, {
plume }, {
pluck },
{
rob }, {
hook }] [
ant : {
undercharge }]
4 :
pull lightly but sharply with a plucking motion ; "
he plucked the strings of his mandolin " [
synonym : {
pluck }, {
plunk }, {
pick }]
5 :
strip of feathers ; "
pull a chicken "; "
pluck the capon " [
synonym :
{
pluck }, {
pull }, {
tear }, {
deplume }, {
deplumate }, {
displume }]
6 :
look for and gather ; "
pick mushrooms "; "
pick flowers " [
synonym :
{
pick }, {
pluck }, {
cull }]
Pluck \
Pluck \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Plucked };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Plucking }.] [
AS .
pluccian ;
akin to LG . &
D .
plukken ,
G .
pfl ["
u ]
cken ,
Icel .
plokka ,
plukka ,
Dan .
plukke ,
Sw .
plocka .
?
27 .]
1 .
To pull ;
to draw .
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Its own nature . . .
plucks on its own dissolution .
--
Je ?.
Taylor .
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2 .
Especially ,
to pull with sudden force or effort ,
or to pull off or out from something ,
with a twitch ;
to twitch ;
also ,
to gather ,
to pick ;
as ,
to pluck feathers from a fowl ;
to pluck hair or wool from a skin ;
to pluck grapes .
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I come to pluck your berries harsh and crude .
--
Milton .
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E '
en children followed ,
with endearing wile ,
And plucked his gown to share the good man '
s smile .
--
Goldsmith .
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3 .
To strip of ,
or as of ,
feathers ;
as ,
to pluck a fowl .
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They which pass by the way do pluck her . --
Ps .
lxxx .?
2 .
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4 . (
Eng .
Universities )
To reject at an examination for degrees . --
C .
Bront ['
e ].
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{
To pluck away },
to pull away ,
or to separate by pulling ;
to tear away .
{
To pluck down },
to pull down ;
to demolish ;
to reduce to a lower state .
{
to pluck off },
to pull or tear off ;
as ,
to pluck off the skin .
{
to pluck up }.
(
a )
To tear up by the roots or from the foundation ;
to eradicate ;
to exterminate ;
to destroy ;
as ,
to pluck up a plant ;
to pluck up a nation . --
Jer .
xii .
17 .
(
b )
To gather up ;
to summon ;
as ,
to pluck up courage .
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Pluck \
Pluck \,
v .
i .
To make a motion of pulling or twitching ; --
usually with at ;
as ,
to pluck at one '
s gown .
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Pluck \
Pluck \,
n .
1 .
The act of plucking ;
a pull ;
a twitch .
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2 . [
Prob .
so called as being plucked out after the animal is killed ;
or cf .
Gael . &
Ir .
pluc a lump ,
a knot ,
a bunch .]
The heart ,
liver ,
and lights of an animal .
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3 .
Spirit ;
courage ;
indomitable resolution ;
fortitude .
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Decay of English spirit ,
decay of manly pluck .
--
Thackeray .
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4 .
The act of plucking ,
or the state of being plucked ,
at college .
See {
Pluck },
v .
t .,
4 .
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5 . (
Zool .)
The lyrie . [
Prov .
Eng .]
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Lyrie \
Ly "
rie \ (
l [
imac ]"
r [
i ^]),
n . [
Icel .
hl [=
y ]
ri a sort of fish .] (
Zool .)
A European fish ({
Peristethus cataphractum }),
having the body covered with bony plates ,
and having three spines projecting in front of the nose ; --
called also {
noble }, {
pluck },
{
pogge }, {
sea poacher },
and {
armed bullhead }.
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1913 Webster ]
177 Moby Thesaurus words for "
pluck ":
accumulate ,
amass ,
assemble ,
avulse ,
backbone ,
bare ,
bleed ,
bleed white ,
bob ,
boldness ,
bottle ,
bottom ,
bravery ,
bring in ,
bring together ,
bust ,
catch at ,
chutzpah ,
collect ,
courage ,
crop ,
crop herbs ,
cull ,
cut ,
cut out ,
dauntlessness ,
denudate ,
denude ,
deplume ,
deracinate ,
despoil ,
determination ,
dig ,
dig out ,
dig up ,
disentangle ,
displume ,
divest ,
drain ,
draw ,
draw out ,
dredge ,
dredge up ,
dry ,
eradicate ,
evolve ,
evulse ,
excavate ,
excise ,
exhaust ,
expose ,
exsect ,
extract ,
extricate ,
fail ,
flay ,
fleece ,
flick ,
flip ,
flirt ,
flounce ,
flunk ,
flunk out ,
fortitude ,
gameness ,
gather ,
gather in ,
get in ,
get out ,
get together ,
glean ,
gouge out ,
grab ,
grabble ,
grit ,
grub ,
grub up ,
guts ,
gutsiness ,
guttiness ,
hardiness ,
harvest ,
hay ,
heart ,
heart of oak ,
hitch ,
impoverish ,
intestinal fortitude ,
intrepidity ,
jerk ,
jig ,
jigger ,
jigget ,
jiggle ,
jog ,
joggle ,
lay bare ,
lay open ,
mettle ,
mettlesomeness ,
milk ,
mine ,
mow ,
moxie ,
nerve ,
nut ,
pick ,
pick clean ,
pick out ,
pick up ,
pith ,
pluck out ,
pluck up ,
pluckiness ,
plunk ,
pull ,
pull out ,
pull up ,
quarry ,
rake out ,
rake up ,
reap ,
reap and carry ,
remove ,
resolution ,
resolve ,
rip out ,
root out ,
root up ,
round up ,
sand ,
scare up ,
scrape together ,
scrape up ,
shear ,
skin ,
snake ,
snatch ,
spirit ,
spunk ,
spunkiness ,
stamina ,
start ,
steadfastness ,
stout heart ,
stoutness ,
strip ,
strip bare ,
strum ,
sturdiness ,
suck dry ,
sudden pull ,
sweep the strings ,
take out ,
take up ,
tear out ,
thrum ,
toughness ,
true grit ,
twang ,
tweak ,
twitch ,
uncloak ,
uncover ,
unearth ,
unravel ,
unsheathe ,
unveil ,
uproot ,
vellicate ,
wash out ,
weed out ,
withdraw ,
wrench ,
wrest out ,
yank ,
yerk
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