crick

英 [krɪk]

美 [krɪk]

n.  (颈或背部的)痛性痉挛
v.  引起痉挛

复数：cricks　过去分词：cricked　现在分词：cricking　过去式：cricked　第三人称单数：cricks　

BNC.25119 / COCA.30238

牛津词典

noun

• （颈或背部的）痛性痉挛
  a sudden painful stiff feeling in the muscles of your neck or back

柯林斯词典

• (颈部或背部的)痛性痉挛
  If you have acrickin your neck or in your back, you have a pain there caused by muscles becoming stiff.

英英释义

noun

• a painful muscle spasm especially in the neck or back (`rick' and `wrick' are British)
  Synonym:kinkrickwrick

verb

• twist (a body part) into a strained position
  1. crick your neck

双语例句

• Crick's going to know that you were up here.
  克理克会知道你来过这里。
• I suggested to him that we should take Mrs Crick's kind present to the children of the man who can earn nothing just now because of his attacks of delirium tremens;
  我向你的父亲提议，把克里克太太好意送来的礼物送给一个人的孩子们了，那人得了震颤性谵妄病，不能挣钱了；
• James Watson and Francis Crick worked at Cambridge University in England.
  詹姆士？沃森和弗朗西施？克里克在英国剑桥大学工作。
• 'Crick didn't exactly say that he would no longer require you.
  克里克并没有肯定说不需要你。
• Or he would ask her at night, when he accompanied her on some mission invented by Mrs Crick to give him the opportunity.
  有时候克里克太太想法给他在晚上派一些差事，让他有机会和苔丝在一起，他也会在这种时候问她。
• Crick and his colleagues argued that transposable elements were common in our genome not because they did something essential for us, but because they could exploit us for their own replication.
  克里克和他的同事们指出，转座因子之所以在我们的基因组中十分常见，不是因为它们有什么必不可少的功能，而是因为它们可以利用我们来完成它们自身的复制。
• Today, James Watson and Francis Crick are investigating new areas of science.
  现今，詹姆士？沃森和弗朗西斯？克里克正在对科学中的一个新领域进行研究。
• In the fourth part I give comments on Crick? s theory.
  第四部分对克里克的理论进行评价。
• Nick stokes: and I got one from Francis crick. what's going on, greg?
  尼克斯托克斯：并且我从弗朗西丝克利克那儿得到一张。接下来该怎么办，格里格？
• Harold Crick: I realize I just can't do it.
  凯润·艾菲：我意识到我不能那样做。