tongue

tongue /tʌɳ/
  • danh từ
    • cái lưỡi
    • cách ăn nói, miệng lưỡi
    • tiếng, ngôn ngữ
      • one's mother tongue: tiếng mẹ đẻ
    • vật hình lưỡi; kim (của cái cân); ngọn (lửa); doi (đất); ghi (xe lửa); lưỡi gà (kèn)
    • to be all tongue
      • chỉ nói thôi, nói luôn mồm
    • to find one's tongue
      • dè dặt (ngượng ngùng, lúng túng, im lặng...) mãi mới nói
    • to give (throw) tongue
      • nói to
    • sủa
    • to have lost one's tongue
      • rụt rè ít nói
    • to have one's tongue in one's cheek
      • (xem) cheek
    • to have a quick (ready) tongue
      • lém miệng; mau miệng
    • to hold one's tongue
      • nín lặng, không nói gì
    • to keep a civil tongue in one's head
      • (xem) civil
    • much tongue and little judgment
      • nói nhiều nghĩ ít
    • to wag one's tongue
      • (xem) wag
    • a tongue debate
      • một cuộc đấu khẩu, một cuộc tranh luận
    • tongue valiant
      • bạo nói
    • what a tongue!
      • ăn nói lạ chứ!
  • động từ
    • ngắt âm (sáo, kèn...) bằng lưỡi
 cái đục chạm
 chốt
  • feather tongue: chốt lăng trụ (gỗ)
  • loose tongue: chốt lỏng
    •  cọc ván
     ghép mộng xoi
     kim chỉ
     lắp ghép mộng
     lưỡi
  • adherent tongue: lưỡi dính
  • bald tongue: lưỡi chọc
  • black tongue: lưỡi đen
  • coated tongue: lưỡi bựa
  • deep vein of tongue: tĩnh mạch lưỡi sâu
  • dorsal vein of tongue: tĩnh mạch lưng lưỡi
  • dotted tongue: lưỡi lấm chấm
  • fissured tongue: lưỡi nứt nẻ
  • gap at the joint of the heel of tongue: khe hở mối nối gót lưỡi ghi
  • lobulated tongue: lưỡi phân thùy
  • muscle of tongue: cơ lưỡi
  • seat belt tongue plate: đĩa lưỡi dây an toàn
  • stippled tongue: lưỡi đốm trắng
  • tip of switch tongue: mũi lưỡi ghi (bộ ghi)
  • tongue depressor: cái đè lưỡi
  • tongue like basin: bồn dạng lưỡi
  • tongue rail: ray lưỡi ghi
  • transverse muscle of tongue: cơ ngang lưỡi
  • vertical muscle of tongue: cơ thẳng đứng của lưỡi
    •  lười gà
     lưỡi ghi
  • gap at the joint of the heel of tongue: khe hở mối nối gót lưỡi ghi
  • tip of switch tongue: mũi lưỡi ghi (bộ ghi)
  • tongue rail: ray lưỡi ghi
    •  lưỡi rung
     ngọn (lửa)
     ngọn lửa
     mộng xoi
  • groove and tongue: ghép mộng xoi
    •  then
  • loose tongue: then lỏng (xây dựng gỗ)
  • slip tongue joint: mối nối then trượt
    •  ván cừ
  • groove and tongue: làm ván cừ
  • tongue and groove siding: sự ghép ván cừ
    •  vấu
  • tongue wood: vấu gỗ
    •  vòng kẹp
    Lĩnh vực: xây dựng
     chốt (ngầm)
     ghép bằng mộng xoi
     ngõng (trục)
     mộng rìa
  • groove and tongue: mộng rìa và rãnh rìa
    • groove and tongue
     xoi rãnh
    joint tongue
     mộng thợ mộc
    loose tongue joint
     mối nối ghép mộng
    loose tongue miter
     mối nối ghép mộng ở góc
    slip tongue joint
     mối ghép mộng lưỡi-rãnh
    slip tongue joint
     mối nối ghép mộng
    tongue and groove
     ghép mộng
     chế biến lưỡi
  • tongue trimming table: bàn chế biến lưỡi
    •  lưỡi
  • jellied tongue: lưỡi nấu đông
  • jellied tongue loaf: bánh mì thịt lưỡi lợn
  • lambs' tongue: lưỡi cừu
  • long cut tongue: lưỡi cắt dài
  • lunch tongue: đồ ăn từ lưỡi
  • neat's tongue: lưỡi bò
  • rough tongue: lưỡi chưa chế biến
  • tongue head cheese: fomat lưỡi đông
  • tongue loaf: bánh mì thịt lưỡi lợn
  • tongue paste: patê lưỡi
  • tongue root: gốc lưỡi
  • tongue sausage: giò lưỡi
  • tongue trimming table: bàn chế biến lưỡi
  • tongue trimmings: đầu mẩu lưỡi lợn
    •  lưỡi đóng hộp

    [tʌɳ]

    o   lưỡi thiết bị hút

    o   lưỡi; ngọn lửa

    §   glacier tongue : lưỡi băng

    Xem thêm: lingua, glossa, clapper, natural language, knife, spit, clapper



    tongue

    Từ điển Collocation

    tongue noun

    1 soft part inside the mouth

    ADJ. forked | loose, sharp (both figurative) Everyone knows now, thanks to Ken's loose tongue (= he could not keep the secret). She could tear a character to pieces in three minutes with her sharp tongue.

    VERB + TONGUE poke/put/stick out It's very rude to stick your tongue out at people. | run He ran his tongue nervously over his lips. | click/cluck | bite, hold (both figurative) She was dying to say something sarcastic to him, but bit her tongue and stayed silent. | free, loosen (both figurative) The wine had loosened his tongue. | roll/slip/trip off It's not a name that exactly trips off the tongue (= is easy to say).

    TONGUE + VERB hang out The dog lay in a patch of shade with its tongue hanging out. | flick, flicker The snake's tongue flicked out of its mouth. | lick sth His tongue licked dry lips. | wag (figurative) This is a small island and tongues are beginning to wag (= people are beginning to gossip). | find (figurative) Before she could find her tongue (= speak) the door had closed behind him. | watch (figurative) You just watch your tongue (= be careful what you say)!

    PHRASES be on the tip of your tongue (figurative) It was on the tip of her tongue to refuse. | get your tongue around/round sth (figurative) He was having trouble getting his tongue around my name. | a tongue of fire/flame (figurative) Tongues of flame licked up the walls.

    2 a language

    ADJ. mother, native She speaks English and Danish, though her native tongue is German. | foreign | strange

    PREP. in a/the ~ She could hear men whispering in a foreign tongue.

    PHRASES speak in tongues (= to speak in unknown languages, especially at a religious ceremony)

    Từ điển WordNet

      n.

    • a mobile mass of muscular tissue covered with mucous membrane and located in the oral cavity; lingua, glossa, clapper
    • a human written or spoken language used by a community; opposed to e.g. a computer language; natural language
    • any long thin projection that is transient; knife

      tongues of flame licked at the walls

      rifles exploded quick knives of fire into the dark

    • a manner of speaking

      he spoke with a thick tongue

      she has a glib tongue

    • a narrow strip of land that juts out into the sea; spit
    • the tongue of certain animals used as meat
    • the flap of material under the laces of a shoe or boot
    • metal striker that hangs inside a bell and makes a sound by hitting the side; clapper

      v.

    • articulate by tonguing, as when playing wind instruments
    • lick or explore with the tongue

    English Synonym and Antonym Dictionary

    tongues
    syn.: language speech talk