fig是什么意思

短语搭配

(1)fig leaf无花果树叶；遮羞布

(2)fig wasp无花果小蜂；榕小蜂

(3)not give a fig毫不在乎

(4)not care a fig毫不在乎

(5)fig parrot无花果鹦鹉

(6)Hottentot fig可食龙船海棠

双语例句

(1)The fig trees here was planted last spring.

这里的无花果树是去年春天栽下的。

(2)She loved to eat figs when she was a child.

她小时候很喜欢吃无花果。

(3)There is a ten-year-old weeping fig by the river.

河边有一棵长了十多年的垂叶榕。

(4)A fig is a soft sweet fruit that grows in hot countries.

无花果是一种柔软的甜水果 生长在炎热的国家

(5)The results are represented in fig.3 below.

结果如下面的图3所示。

(6)Did you say pig, or fig?

你是说猪，还是无花果？

(7)Through the wide fig trees, there was the sky.

阔大的无花果树之外，是超出于这一切之上的天空。

(8)Although he was a "fig", to be a life after all.

他虽然是个“无花果”，毕竟也是一条生命。

(9)The pair play in long grass in the shade of bamboo, fig and wild banana trees.

两人在竹子、无花果树和野生香蕉树的树荫下的长草中玩耍。

同义词

n. 无花果；无花果树；少许，一些；无价值的东西；服装

vt. 打扮；使马跑快

同根词

词根 fig

(1)figeater n. 无花果虫

释义

n.

a soft pear-shaped fruit with sweet dark flesh and many small seeds, eaten fresh or dried

无花果。

(亦 作fig tree)the deciduous Old World tree or shrub which bears this fruit

无花果树。

used in names of other plants of this genus, e.g. strangling fig, weeping fig

［用 于无花果属或榕属其他植物的名称中，如strangling fig,weeping fig］ 。

n.

smart clothes, especially those appropriate to a particular occasion or profession

（尤指适合特殊场合或职业穿的）漂亮服装，盛装

a soldier walking up the street in full fig.

一个穿着盛装、沿街走来的士兵。

v.

archaic dress up (someone) to look smart

〈古〉 打扮（某人）

landsmen are figged out as fine as Lord Harry.

新水手们个个打扮得像哈里勋爵一样体面。

短语

not give （或　care）　a fig　not have the slightest concern about　毫不在乎 Elaine didn't give a fig for Joe's comfort or his state of mind.　伊莱恩毫不在乎乔的舒适与否或他会怎么想

类似拼写词

fig n. 无花果；无花果树；漂亮服装；盛装

pig n. 猪；生铁块；生铅锭；清管器；野猪；小猪；猪肉；猪一样（贪婪、肮脏、讨厌）的人

fit adj. 合适的；适合的；健康的；正确的；恰当的；好看的；迷人的；能胜任的；合格的；社会准则所允许的

big adj. 大的；巨大的；重要的；重大的；大方的；大度的；大规模的；长大的；雄心勃勃的；大受欢迎的

fix v. 固定；缚紧；钉牢；确定；决定；维修；修理；安排；打点；组织；定影；操纵…的结果；干扰…的结果；注射麻醉药；阉割

词源

"Middle English: from Old French figue, from Provençal fig（u）a, based on Latin ficus.late 17th cent. （as a verb）: variant of obsolete feague ‘liven up' （earlier　‘whip’）; perhaps related to German fegen ‘sweep, thrash'; compare with FAKE1. An early sense of the verb was　‘fill the head with nonsense'; later （early 19th cent.） 　‘cause （a horse） to be lively and carry its tail well （by applying ginger to its anus）’; hence　‘smarten up’."

(1)Aw, you brought cookies for everyone? Oh, yes. Fig Newtons.

你还给大家带了饼干。对，"无花果牛顿"饼干。《The Big Bang Theory Season 8》《生活大爆炸 第八季》

(2)It had a fig vine. Any tree girdled by a creeper is either dead or close to it. These are things a wolf must know.

那树上有无花果藤，凡是被匍匐枝缠绕的树，不是死了，就是快死了，这些都是狼必须要知道的。《The Jungle Book》《奇幻森林》