knot的第三人称单数

1. 节疤，节瘤，疙瘩
2. 结合
3. 结，绳结，结节
4. 硬块，瘤
5. 花结
6. 蝴蝶结
7. 【海】节（=海里/小时）
8. 一小群，一小队
9. 难题，麻烦事

1. 使密切结合
2. 捆扎，包扎，束紧，系牢
3. （把…）打结，把...连结，成结
4. 纠集
5. （使）纠缠，缠住，（使）纠结，缠结
6. 形成硬块
7. 打发髻
8. 滚蛋，见鬼去，别烦人
9. （使）痉挛，紧缩
10. 结成穗，作花结

1. [C]结 a fastening formed by tying together the ends of a piece or pieces of string, rope, wire, etc.
2. [C]一小群人 a small group of people close together
3. [C]硬节,节瘤 a hard mass in wood where a branch has come off a tree
4. [C]节,海里/小时 a measure of the speed of a ship, about 1853 meters per hour

1. vt. & vi. (使)打结,缠结 make a knot or join together with a knot

1.（用绳索、布或其他材料打的）结
If you tie aknot in a piece of string, rope, cloth, or other material, you pass one end or part of it through a loop and pull it tight.

knot的翻译

e.g. One lace had broken and been tied in aknot.
一条带子已经断了，打了个结。

2.把（绳索、布或其他材料）打成结
If youknot a piece of string, rope, cloth, or other material, you pass one end or part of it through a loop and pull it tight.

knot在线翻译

e.g. He knotted the laces securely together...
他把带子紧紧地系在一起。
e.g. He knotted the bandanna around his neck.
他在脖子上系了一条印花大围巾。

3.(挤在一起的)一群
Aknot of people is a group of people who are standing very close together.

e.g. A littleknot of men stood clapping.
一小群人站在那儿鼓掌。

4.（通常由害怕或激动引起的胃的）痉挛，郁结
If you feel aknot in your stomach, you get an uncomfortable tight feeling in your stomach, usually because you are afraid or excited.

e.g. There was aknot of tension in his stomach.
他紧张得心揪得紧紧的。

5.（因害怕或激动而）痉挛，紧缩，使痉挛
If your stomachknots or if somethingknots it, it feels tight because you are afraid or excited.

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e.g. I felt my stomachknot with apprehension...
我很担忧，心都揪紧了。
e.g. The old dread knotted her stomach.
从前那些可怕的经历让她的心都揪紧了。

6.（通常因担心或愤怒而肌肉等）紧张，紧绷
If part of your face or your musclesknot, they become tense, usually because you are worried or angry.

e.g. His forehead knotted in a frown.
他眉头紧锁。
e.g. ...his knotted muscles.
他紧绷的肌肉

7.（树枝上的）节子，节疤
Aknot in a piece of wood is a small hard area where a branch grew.

8.节（船、飞行器和风的速度计量单位）
Aknot is a unit of speed. The speed of ships, aircraft, and winds is measured in knots.

e.g. They travel at speeds of up to 30 knots.
他们以高达30节的速度行进。
e.g. ...thirteenknot winds.
13节的风

9.（使）感到迷惑不解；（使）急切
If youtie yourself in knots, you get very confused and anxious.

e.g. The press agent tied himself in knots trying to apologise.
那个广告宣传人员急于道歉。

10.结合；结婚
If you say that two peopletie the knot, you mean that they get married.

knot什么意思

e.g. Len tied theknot with Kate five years ago.
莱恩5年前和凯特结婚了。

1. He made a knot in the rope.
   他在绳子上打了个结。
2. She loosened the knot.
   她把结解开了。
3. A knot of people stood talking outside the door.
   一群人站在门外聊天。
4. People were standing about in knots, waiting for the news.
   人们三五成群地站着等候消息。
5. A knot sometimes forms in a tired muscle.
   疲乏的肌肉上有时会起硬块。
6. There is a knot in the plank.
   木板上有个节疤。
7. The steamer makes 20 knots an hour.
   这艘轮船的时速是20海里。
8. The ship was going at a good rate of knots.
   这艘船在高速航行。

1. My thread has knotted.
   我的线打结了。
2. The wire is too stiff to knot easily.
   这根金属线太硬,不易打结。
3. My hair knots easily.
   我的头发爱打结。

1. She knotted the parcel firmly.
   她把那个小包扎得很紧。
2. Knot the end of the thread before you begin sewing.
   先将线打好结您再开始缝纫。
3. The girl knots her hair with a ribbon.
   那个女孩用丝带扎头。
4. He knotted a rope round his waist before he jumped into the water.
   他跳水之前,把一根绳子系在了腰上。
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5. His muscles were knotted with rage.
   他气得连肌肉都暴突出来了。

• One knot in a thread will stay the Needle's Passage as well as five hundred.

  出自：R. Bolton

• Can you tie knots what can't come untied?

  出自：R. Crompton

• Gleaming black hair, gathered in a heavy knot at the back.

  出自：J. L. Waten

• The knot of his tie is inches down.

  出自：J. Heller

• His..head adorned by a white handkerchief, tied in a knot at each corner.

  出自：F. Donaldson

• I tied it in a firm knot.

  出自：J. Crace

• She would..comb out the knots for me. Where did you get this pretty hair?ssgranny knotss, sslove-knotss, ssMatthew Walker knotss, ssreef-knotss, ssslip-knotss, etc.

  出自：K. Gibbons

• Perplexity knotted the Virginian's brows.

  出自：O. Wister

• ☆ 直接源自古英语的cnotta，意为节。