英语词汇wing的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

wing /wɪŋ/ noun 1. one of the parts of a bird’s or insect’s body that it uses for flyingverbsflap its wings (=move them) The ducks woke up and flapped their wings.beat its wings (=move them in a regular way while flying) The female beats her wings at up to 500 times a second.flutter its wings (=move them quickly) I heard some birds fluttering their wings outside the window.spread/open its wings The young bird spread its wings and attempted to fly.stretch its wings (=open them completely) The cage was so small the birds could not even stretch their wings.fold its wings The birds fold their wings and dive into the sea in search of fish.wings flap I could hear the swan’s huge wings flapping overhead.wings beat Their great wings beat slowly.adjectivesoutstretched wings The eagle descended on outstretched wings.2. a group within an organization, especially a political partyadjectivesthe left wing (=that supports socialist policies) She is known to be on the left wing of British politics.the right wing (=that supports companies and business, a strong army etc) The right wing of the party want to increase military spending.the extreme/radical wing (=having opinions that seem unreasonable to many people) He belonged to the extreme wing of the communist party.the liberal wing (=which wants to give people more freedom) The liberal wing is likely to welcome the changes.the conservative wing (=which wants to keep the situation as it has been in the past) The conservative wing of our membership might object to these plans.the political wing (=of a group that also has an unofficial military part) The government held talks with the political wing of the IRA (Irish Republican Army).the armed/paramilitary wing The armed wing of the organization has threatened to carry out more attacks.This meaning of wing is often used in the adjectives left-wing and right-wing: right- wing politicians When he was young he was very left-wing.prepositionson the ... wing He’s always been on the party’s more liberal wing.the ... wing of sth There will be protests from the conservative wing of the organization.

词组	wing
释义	wing /wɪŋ/ noun 1. one of the parts of a bird’s or insect’s body that it uses for flyingverbsflap its wings (=move them) The ducks woke up and flapped their wings.beat its wings (=move them in a regular way while flying) The female beats her wings at up to 500 times a second.flutter its wings (=move them quickly) I heard some birds fluttering their wings outside the window.spread/open its wings The young bird spread its wings and attempted to fly.stretch its wings (=open them completely) The cage was so small the birds could not even stretch their wings.fold its wings The birds fold their wings and dive into the sea in search of fish.wings flap I could hear the swan’s huge wings flapping overhead.wings beat Their great wings beat slowly.adjectivesoutstretched wings The eagle descended on outstretched wings.2. a group within an organization, especially a political partyadjectivesthe left wing (=that supports socialist policies) She is known to be on the left wing of British politics.the right wing (=that supports companies and business, a strong army etc) The right wing of the party want to increase military spending.the extreme/radical wing (=having opinions that seem unreasonable to many people) He belonged to the extreme wing of the communist party.the liberal wing (=which wants to give people more freedom) The liberal wing is likely to welcome the changes.the conservative wing (=which wants to keep the situation as it has been in the past) The conservative wing of our membership might object to these plans.the political wing (=of a group that also has an unofficial military part) The government held talks with the political wing of the IRA (Irish Republican Army).the armed/paramilitary wing The armed wing of the organization has threatened to carry out more attacks.This meaning of wing is often used in the adjectives left-wing and right-wing: right- wing politicians When he was young he was very left-wing.prepositionson the ... wing He’s always been on the party’s more liberal wing.the ... wing of sth There will be protests from the conservative wing of the organization.
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