necked信息详情
adj.收缩的；变窄的
v.变细；与…亲嘴；宰杀（neck的过去分词）
-necked───adj.收缩的；变窄的；v.变细；与…亲嘴；宰杀（neck的过去分词）
snecked───斯内克
decked───adj.分层的；装了甲板的；铺面的；装饰的
gecked───n.鄙视的表情；卑鄙的人；vi.戏弄；n.(Geck)人名；(德)格克；(匈)盖克；(东南亚国家华语)玉
kecked───vi.想吐；作呕；极为讨厌；n.(Keck)人名；(英、德)凯克
necker───n.内克尔（姓氏）；内克尔岛（英属维京群岛）
nicked───adj.带切口的；v.割进；刻痕于（nick的过去分词）
nocked───n.帆的前部上端；箭尾端搭弦处；vt.作凹痕于；将弦搭上；n.(Nock)人名；(英、德)诺克
pecked───vi.啄食；扔石头；吹毛求疵；vt.啄食；扔；n.许多；配克（容量单位，等于2加仑）；啄痕；快速轻吻
A five-month-old red-necked wallaby joey pokes her head out of her mother's pouch at Taronga zoo, Sydney, Australia───澳大利亚悉尼塔瑞噶野生动物园中，一只五个月大的红颈小袋鼠从妈妈的育儿袋里探出头来。
super long neck of a dino would "reduce the overall cost of foraging by 80 percent, compared with a minimally necked individual".───超长脖子的恐龙，“与最短颈生物相比，能够节省觅食代价的80%”。
The spike might have helped in extracting meat from snails, a popular Roman food, and the spatula invoking sauce out of narrow-necked bottles.───长钉可以用来挑出蜗牛肉，这是一种流行的罗马食物，而抹刀可以从窄颈瓶中提取调味酱。
the London Wildlife Trust said the ring-necked variety was "as British as curry" .───伦敦野生生物基金会表示环颈鹦鹉如咖喱之于英国一样“太不本土”了。
But I will not go with you, because you are a stiff- necked people and I might destroy you on the way.───我自己不同你们上去，因为你们是硬着颈项的百姓，恐怕我在路上把你们灭绝。
A five-month-old red necked wallaby joey pokes her head out of her mother's pouch at Taronga zoo, Sydney, Australia.───澳大利亚悉尼塔瑞噶野生动物园中，一只五个月大的红颈小袋鼠幼兽将头探出妈妈的口袋中。
He knew how stiff necked we should be, he understood that our hearts were evil, and yet he made the choice.───祂明白我们的心是罪恶的，但祂还是选择了我们。
The animal would have been a primitive sauropod -- a long-necked, four-legged grazer similar to the better known brachiosaurus.───这只恐龙很可能是原始的蜥脚类亚目动物--长颈、四条腿的食草动物，类似于我们较为熟悉的腕足类恐龙。
Awkward and stiff-necked he might be, but Howard was undemanding of his children.───霍华德或许不太好相处，也有些顽固，但对孩子们并不苛求。
The back of my neck throbbed painfully.
Somebody's going to break their neck on these steps.
She had a gold chain around her neck.
He broke his neck in the fall.
I'll wring your neck if you don't behave!
One misfortune comes on the neck of another.
He had the thickest neck I'd ever seen.
The neck of a shirt gets dirty easily.
One mischief [misfortune] comes on the neck of another.