tucker

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小知识

As a noun, a tucker is either someone who sews tiny pleats in fabric or an old-fashioned fabric insert in the neck of a dress. As an informal verb, tucker means “exhaust or tire.”

If you're a tucker, you're a sewer or a stitcher. And if you wear an antique dress, it may have a tucker made of lace or linen that's sewn into its neckline. These days, you're more likely to hear tucker used as a verb. A long day at the zoo may tucker out your four-year-old cousin. Experts believe that this New England slang might stem from tucker, an informal verb used to mean “exhaust a dog.”

实用短语

1. chris tucker

   克里斯·塔克,基斯德加

2. mark tucker

   杜嘉祺,图克尔,官兼总裁杜嘉褀,官杜嘉褀

3. tucker tooley

   塔克·图利

4. john tucker must die

   恋爱刺客,约翰·塔克必死,爱情杀手,恋刺客

5. tucker grinnan

   顾德廉,格里安

6. nancy tucker

   南希·塔克,标签,唐耐心教授

7. tanya tucker

   谭妮雅塔克,表演者

8. kuhn-tucker

   库恩,塔克,条件,定理

9. tucker carlson

   卡尔森,塔克·卡尔逊

同根词

词根：tuck

tuck食物；船尾突出部；缝摺；抱膝式跳水；活力；鼓声

tuck缝褶裥；缩拢；舒服地裹在里面；大口吃

tuck卷起；挤进；用某物舒适地裹住；使有褶裥；收拢；大口吃；使隐藏