awl

awl怎么读

英式音标：[ɔ:l]

美式音标：[ɔl]

awl基本解释

n. 锥子；尖钻

awl的意思释义

n.

钻，锥；锥子；

英英释义

n.a pointed tool for marking surfaces or for punching small holes

awl用法及例句

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

He works with a file, a chisel, and an awl.

他工作起来又用锉刀，又用凿子，又用锥子。

I accidentally broke the upper end of the awl.

我一不小心把这个锥桯子折断了。

\"But of course,\"the captain said. \"To begin with, I use an awl.\"

“好吧，”上尉说道，“首先，我用的工具是钻子。”

例句参考

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awl词源

awl

awl: [OE] The Old English form, æl, came from a hypothetical Germanic base *āl-, which had a probable relative in Sanskrit ārā. The compound bradawl was formed in the 19th century using the term brad ‘thin flat nail’, which came originally from Old Norse broddr ‘spike’. Awls, tools for making holes to take nails, are part of the shoemaker’s traditional set of implements: hence the apparently quite recent, early 20thcentury rhyming slang cobbler’s awls (cobblers for short) for ‘balls’.

awl (n.)

Old English æl \"awl, piercer,\" from Proto-Germanic *ælo (cognates: Old Norse alr, Dutch aal, Middle Low German al, Old High German äla, German Ahle), which is of uncertain origin. Earliest references are to piercing of the ears, though later it was associated with shoemakers. Through misdivision, frequently written 15c.-17c. as nawl (for an awl; see N).

awl相关例句

1.Mrs. Saddletree saw the house freed of her importunate visitors, and the little boy reclaimed from the pastimes of the wind to the exercise of the awl.

萨德尔特里太太看到那些讨厌的客人走光了，小男孩从隔壁胡同里玩够了，回来重新拿起了锥子。

2.It was fun to play with an awl.

玩钻子是件很有趣的事。