stalk
stalk1
noun
stalked
adjective
adjective
stalk-like
adjective
stalky
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adjective
语源
stalk2
verb
stalker
noun
语源
noun
- the main stem of a herbaceous plant
（草本植物的）茎，秆
he chewed a stalk of grass.
他咬着一根草。
■the slender attachment or support of a leaf, flower, or fruit
（叶、花或果实的）梗；柄；茎
the acorns grow on stalks.
橡子长在茎梗上。
■a similar support for a sessile animal, or for an organ in an animal
（座生动物的）肉柄，肉茎
■a slender support or stem of something
柄
drinking glasses with long stalks.
高脚玻璃酒杯。
■(in a vehicle) a lever on the steering column controlling the indicators, lights, etc
（车辆）（转向柱上控制指示仪、灯光等的）手柄
stalked
adjective
- [in combination]rough-stalked meadow grass.
茎干粗糙的蓝草。
adjective
stalk-like
adjective
stalky
( )
adjective
语源
- Middle English: probably a diminutive of dialect stale 'rung of a ladder, long handle'
stalk2
verb
- [with obj.]pursue or approach stealthily
悄悄地追踪（或靠近）
a cat stalking a bird.
悄悄靠近鸟儿的猫。
■harass or persecute (someone) with unwanted and obsessive attention
存心骚扰（或迫害)，故意骚扰（或迫害）
for five years she was stalked by a man who would taunt and threaten her.
五年来她一直受到一个男子的骚扰，该男子经常辱骂并威胁她。
■(chiefly poetic/literary)move silently or threateningly through (a place)
(主诗／文)（悄悄地或威风凛凛地）穿过
the tiger stalks the jungle.
那老虎潜步穿过丛林。
fear stalked the camp.
恐惧笼罩着营地。 - [no obj., with adverbial of direction]stride somewhere in a proud, stiff, or angry manner
（骄傲地，生硬地，生气地）阔步走，大踏步地走
without another word she turned and stalked out.
她没再说一句话，转过身昂首阔步地走了。
- a stealthy pursuit of someone or something
潜随，悄悄追踪 - a stiff, striding gait
高视阔步
stalker
noun
语源
- late Old English -stealcian (in bistealcian 'walk cautiously or stealthily'), of Germanic origin; related to steal
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