英语词组sling是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

sling

1. noun

a monetary gift or tip. Wilkes records a slightly earlier (1948) variant 'sling back' AUSTRALIA, 1950.

in horse racing, a gratuity given the jockey and attendants by the owner after a win AUSTRIA, 1989.

a bribe or illegal payment AUSTRALIA, 1948.► beat it for the slingto fail to appear in court AUSTRALIA, 1975.► in the slingsaid of a woman experiencing her menstrual period US, 1954

2. verb

to throw something (or someone) in a specific direction; hence to pass something from one person to another. Common in C14 and C15, now dialect or colloquial UK, 2002.

(to discard or abandon) someone or something; to quit something UK, 1902.

to pay a tip to someone AUSTRALIA, 1875.

to pay a bribe to someone AUSTRALIA, 1939.

to sell illegal drugs US, 2001.

to engage in promiscuous sexual behaviour BAHAMAS, 1982.► sling hashto work as a waitress or short-order cook US, 1906.► sling inkto tattoo US, 1989.► sling your hookto go, to leave. A naval derivation, perhaps inspired by slinging grappling hooks preparatory to swinging across to another ship. Later use seems to be mainly imperative UK, 1874

See:

fling mud
fling/sling/throw mud
have got (one's) ass in a sling
sling (one's) hook
sling (something) at (someone or something)
sling at
sling beer
sling drinks
sling hash
sling mud
sling mud at
sling mud at (one)
sling off at (someone)
sling out
sling the cat
sling your hook
slings and arrows
the slings and arrows
throw mud

词组	sling
释义	sling 1. noun 1 a monetary gift or tip. Wilkes records a slightly earlier (1948) variant 'sling back' AUSTRALIA, 1950. 2 in horse racing, a gratuity given the jockey and attendants by the owner after a win AUSTRIA, 1989. 3 a bribe or illegal payment AUSTRALIA, 1948.► beat it for the slingto fail to appear in court AUSTRALIA, 1975.► in the slingsaid of a woman experiencing her menstrual period US, 1954 2. verb 1 to throw something (or someone) in a specific direction; hence to pass something from one person to another. Common in C14 and C15, now dialect or colloquial UK, 2002. 2 (to discard or abandon) someone or something; to quit something UK, 1902. 3 to pay a tip to someone AUSTRALIA, 1875. 4 to pay a bribe to someone AUSTRALIA, 1939. 5 to sell illegal drugs US, 2001. 6 to engage in promiscuous sexual behaviour BAHAMAS, 1982.► sling hashto work as a waitress or short-order cook US, 1906.► sling inkto tattoo US, 1989.► sling your hookto go, to leave. A naval derivation, perhaps inspired by slinging grappling hooks preparatory to swinging across to another ship. Later use seems to be mainly imperative UK, 1874 idiomsling► sling your hook See: fling mud fling/sling/throw mud have got (one's) ass in a sling sling (one's) hook sling (something) at (someone or something) sling at sling beer sling drinks sling hash sling mud sling mud at sling mud at (one) sling off at (someone) sling out sling the cat sling your hook slings and arrows the slings and arrows throw mud
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