英语词汇nick怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ nick /ˈnɪk/ noun

plural nicks

¹ nick

/ˈnɪk/

noun

plural nicks

Learner's definition of NICK

[count]

a : a small broken area that appears on something after something else hits or cuts it缺口；划痕

There is a nick [=chip] in the cup.这个杯子有个缺口。
There are a couple of nicks on the painting.这幅画上有几处划痕。

b : a small cut on your skin（皮肤上的）小口子

His face was covered with nicks and cuts after shaving.刮完胡子后，他脸上满是小口子。

the nick British slang : a prison or police station监狱；警察局

She spent a night in the nick.她在警局待了一晚。

[noncount] British, informal : the condition that someone or something is in状况

I watched the team practice, and all the players looked in good nick. [=in good shape]我看了球队的训练，所有队员看上去都状态良好。
an economy in bad nick低迷的经济

in the nick of time

informal

: just before the last moment when something can be changed or something bad will happen最后一刻；紧急关头

He decided to go just in the nick of time.他在最后一刻决定要走。
The ambulance arrived in the nick of time.救护车在最后一刻赶到。

² nick /ˈnɪk/ verb

nicks; nicked; nicking

² nick

/ˈnɪk/

verb

nicks; nicked; nicking

Learner's definition of NICK

[+ object]

a : to cut or damage a small part of the surface of (something) : to put a nick in (something)在…上面划痕；使…有缺口；使…有破损

Something nicked [=chipped] the painting.这幅画被什么东西划破了。

b : to make a small cut on (someone)划伤；使…有伤口

He nicked himself shaving.他刮胡子的时候把自己脸给划伤了。
He was nicked on the shoulder by a bullet.他的肩膀被子弹射伤。

British slang

a : to catch and arrest (someone)逮捕

She was nicked for the theft.她因盗窃被捕。

b : to steal (something)偷窃

I nicked a couple of cars when I was younger.我年少时曾偷过几辆车。

单词	nick
释义	nick (verb) nick 4 ENTRIES FOUND: nick (noun) nick (verb) Old Nick (noun) time (noun) ¹ nick /ˈnɪk/ noun plural nicks ¹ nick /ˈnɪk/ noun plural nicks Learner's definition of NICK 1 [count] a : a small broken area that appears on something after something else hits or cuts it缺口；划痕 There is a nick [=chip] in the cup.这个杯子有个缺口。 There are a couple of nicks on the painting.这幅画上有几处划痕。 b : a small cut on your skin（皮肤上的）小口子 His face was covered with nicks and cuts after shaving.刮完胡子后，他脸上满是小口子。 2 the nick British slang : a prison or police station监狱；警察局 She spent a night in the nick.她在警局待了一晚。 3 [noncount] British, informal : the condition that someone or something is in状况 I watched the team practice, and all the players looked in good nick. [=in good shape]我看了球队的训练，所有队员看上去都状态良好。 an economy in bad nick低迷的经济 in the nick of time informal : just before the last moment when something can be changed or something bad will happen最后一刻；紧急关头 He decided to go just in the nick of time.他在最后一刻决定要走。 The ambulance arrived in the nick of time.救护车在最后一刻赶到。 ² nick /ˈnɪk/ verb nicks; nicked; nicking ² nick /ˈnɪk/ verb nicks; nicked; nicking Learner's definition of NICK [+ object] 1 a : to cut or damage a small part of the surface of (something) : to put a nick in (something)在…上面划痕；使…有缺口；使…有破损 Something nicked [=chipped] the painting.这幅画被什么东西划破了。 b : to make a small cut on (someone)划伤；使…有伤口 He nicked himself shaving.他刮胡子的时候把自己脸给划伤了。 He was nicked on the shoulder by a bullet.他的肩膀被子弹射伤。 2 British slang a : to catch and arrest (someone)逮捕 She was nicked for the theft.她因盗窃被捕。 b : to steal (something)偷窃 I nicked a couple of cars when I was younger.我年少时曾偷过几辆车。
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