licked
v. 舔( lick的過去式和過去分詞 ); <口>打敗; (波浪)輕拍; (火焰)吞卷
When people or animals lick something, they move their tongue across its surface.
She folded up her letter, licking the envelope flap with relish...
她把信摺好,用力舔了舔信封的折口。
The dog rose awkwardly to his feet and licked the man's hand excitedly.
那隻狗笨拙地站起來,興奮地舔著那個男人的手。
If you lick someone or something, you easily defeat them in a fight or competition.
He might be able to lick us all in a fair fight...
如果公平較量,他也許能將我們所有人都輕易打敗。
The Chancellor's upbeat message that the Government had licked inflation for good was marred by more job losses.
總理樂觀地聲稱政府已經一勞永逸地解決了通貨膨脹問題,但更多人的失業卻令這一訊息大為減色。
When flames of a large fire lick somewhere or something, the fire begins to reach that place or thing and the flames touch it lightly and briefly.
The fire came roaring through the kitchen ceiling and sent its red tongues licking into the entrance hall...
大火蔓燒過廚房的天花板咆哮而來,紅色的火舌朝門廳內捲去。
The apex of the flames licked the crimson sky.
火焰的舌尖舔卷著緋紅色的天空。
A lick of something is a small amount of it.
It could do with a lick of paint to brighten up its premises.
可用少量油彩使四下顯得更亮堂。
A lick is a short piece of music which is part of a song and is played on a guitar. A lick is also a short section in a piece of jazz, which the musician invents while they are playing.
...the screeching licks of heavy metal guitar.
用重金屬吉他演奏的尖厲過門
to lick your lips
1. having been got the better of;
The apex of the flames licked the crimson sky.
火焰的舌尖舔卷著緋紅色的天空。
He licked his fingers.
他舔了一下自己的手指。
The flames of the fire licked the sides of the fireplace.
火焰卷燒著壁爐的邊緣.
Children licked their lips when they saw the sweets.
孩子們看到糖果時垂涎欲滴.
The flames licked against the building.
火焰吞卷著那棟樓.