peck

英 [pek] 美[p?k]

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復(fù)數(shù):?pecks;第三人稱單數(shù):?pecks;過去式:?pecked;過去分詞:?pecked;現(xiàn)在分詞:?pecking;

peck 啄，輕吻

來自pick變體，詞義同撿拾引申為啄，輕吻。

peck (v.): c. 1300, possibly a variant of picken (see pick (v.)), or in part from Middle Low German pekken "to peck with the beak." Related: Pecked; pecking.
peck (n.1): late 13c., "dry measure of one-quarter bushel," of unknown origin; perhaps connected with Old French pek, picot (13c.), also of unknown origin (Barnhart says these were borrowed from English). Chiefly of oats for horses; original sense may be "allowance" rather than a fixed measure, thus perhaps from peck (v.).
peck (n.2): "act of pecking," 1610s, from peck (v.). It is attested earlier in thieves' slang (1560s) with a sense of "food, grub."

2. They turn on their own kind and peck each other to death.: 它們開始攻擊同類，拼命地互相啄著。

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