英[wedʒ]美[wedʒ]
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来自Proto-Germanic*wagjaz，楔子，来自PIE*wegh，移动，运送，词源同way，wehicle。用于指楔子，拼写受dge影响，比较bridge，judge，knowledge.来自Proto-Germanic*wagjaz，楔子，来自PIE*wegh，移动，运送，词源同way，vehicle.用于指楔子，拼写受dge影响，比较bridge，judge，knowledge.
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小知识
A wedge is a block of wood that keeps a door propped open, or a problem that pulls people apart, like the jealousy that drove a wedge between two friends.
Wedge means “triangle-shaped.” Pieces of pie are wedges. So are tortilla chips. In some parts of the country, a sandwich on a long roll is called a wedge, or a wedgie, while in other places, it's a hoagie or sub. As a verb, wedge means to squeeze something into a tight space, like the way you might wedge your history textbook into your already stuffed backpack.
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词组短语
wedge in挤入；插入；wedge angle楔角；研磨角；尖角