crook
🇺🇸
/krʊk/
🇬🇧
/krʊk/
noun
R
a person who is not honest
The police caught the crook who had been stealing from people's homes.
警察抓到了那個一直在偷人們家裡財物的騙子。
R
the bend in your arm when your elbow
He rested the book in the crook of his arm.
他把書放在了他胳膊的肘彎處。
R
a shepherd's stick with a curved end
The shepherd used his crook to guide the sheep into the pen.
牧羊人用他的曲柄杖引導羊群進入羊圈。
verb
R
to bend your finger or arm
She crooked her finger, signaling him to come closer.
她彎曲了手指，示意他靠近一些。
adjective
R
sick
I'm feeling a bit crook today, so I think I'll stay home from school.
我今天感覺有點不舒服，所以我想我會在家休息，不去上學了。
R
bad or not good
The weather has been crook all week.
這一週的天氣一直很差。
R
dishonest or illegal
The whole deal seemed crook to me, so I didn't go through with it.
整個交易在我來看有點可疑，所以我沒有繼續進行。
translation
騙子, 臂彎, 牧羊杖
彎曲
生病的, 壞的, 不誠實的
詞形變化
3rd Present
crooks
Past
crooked
Perfect
crooked
Progressive
crooking
Plural
crooks