socks
socks — 名詞
1. a soft piece of knitted clothing that you wear on your foot inside a shoe. A soc
襪子
穿在腳上,由棉或毛製成的軟質衣物
a soft piece of knitted clothing that you wear on your foot inside a shoe. A sock covers your whole foot and the lower part of your leg, and is usually made of cotton or wool to keep your feet warm and comfortable.
Wei pulled on a clean pair of socks before putting on his running shoes.
Wei 穿上乾淨的襪子,然後套上跑鞋。
collocation: a pair of socks
The little girl's socks were covered in mud after she jumped in the puddle.
小女孩跳進水坑後,她的襪子沾滿了泥巴。
Kim bought three packs of thick wool socks for the winter hiking trip.
Kim 為了冬季登山旅行買了三包厚羊毛襪。
If your feet feel cold, try putting on an extra pair of socks before bed.
如果你覺得腳冷,試著在睡前多穿一雙襪子。
Fatima's grandmother knitted her a pair of blue socks for her birthday.
Fatima 的祖母織了一雙藍色襪子送給她當生日禮物。
- stocking
a longer, thinner leg covering that goes up to the thigh, typically worn with formal clothing rather than for sports or everyday use
- ankle sock
a very short sock that only reaches to the ankle, used for sports or with low-cut shoes
文法句型
a pair of socks
socks + plural verb
用法筆記
The plural 'socks' is the usual form when referring to a pair. 'Sock' (singular) is used when talking about one sock — for example, 'I found one sock under the bed, but the other was missing.'
常見錯誤
2. a hard strike delivered with a closed fist, especially in a fight — for example,
重擊
用力的一拳,尤指在打架時
a hard strike delivered with a closed fist, especially in a fight — for example, a sudden blow to someone's jaw or stomach.
The boxer landed a hard sock to his opponent's jaw in the final round.
拳擊手在最後一回合狠狠給了對手下巴一記重擊。
pattern: a sock + to + body part
Omar gave the thief a sharp sock on the arm before running to call the police.
Omar 在逃跑去報警之前,朝小偷的手臂用力打了一下。
The old fighter still talks about the powerful sock he got from the champion in 1998.
那位老拳手至今仍會提起 1998 年冠軍給他的那記猛烈重擊。
With one quick sock to the stomach, the wrestler sent his opponent to the floor.
摔角手朝對手的肚子迅速來了一拳,把他打倒在地。
文法句型
a sock + to + body part
用法筆記
Distinguish from sense 1 (FOOT CLOTHING): this meaning always refers to a physical blow, not an item of clothing. The context — fighting, boxing, or conflict — makes the meaning clear. This sense is less common than the clothing meaning.
socks — 動詞
1. to strike someone hard with a closed fist, often suddenly or in anger — for exam
猛打;揍
用拳頭用力打人
to strike someone hard with a closed fist, often suddenly or in anger — for example, socking someone in the face or stomach during a fight.
Diego socked the thief in the stomach when the man tried to grab his bag.
Diego 朝試圖搶他包包的小偷肚子猛打了一拳。
pattern: sock + person + in + body part
In the movie, the hero socks the villain right on the chin and the crowd cheers.
在那部老電影裡,男主角一拳揍在反派下巴上,觀眾歡聲雷動。
Angry at her brother, Amara socked him on the shoulder and stormed out of the room.
Amara 對弟弟很生氣,朝他肩膀揍了一拳,然後氣沖沖地走出房間。
The coach warned the player not to sock anyone during the match or he would be sent off.
教練警告那名球員不要在比賽中打人,否則會被罰出場。
Lucas had never socked anyone before, but the bully kept pushing until he lost his temper.
Lucas 從來沒打過人,但那惡霸一直推擠他,逼得他忍無可忍。
文法句型
sock + person + in/on + body part
sock + person + adverb
用法筆記
Base form: sock; third person singular: socks; past tense and past participle: socked. This verb is stronger and more informal than 'hit' or 'punch'. It typically appears in stories about fights rather than in news reporting or formal writing.
常見錯誤
2. in baseball, to hit the ball with very strong force, sending it a long distance
強擊
在棒球中將球用力擊遠
in baseball, to hit the ball with very strong force, sending it a long distance — for example, socking a home run or socking the ball into the outfield.
The batter socked the ball over the centre fence for a home run.
打者用力將球擊出中外野圍牆,形成一支全壘打。
domain: baseball
Emma socked a fastball deep into the outfield, scoring two runs for her team.
Emma 把一記快速球強擊到外野深處,為球隊拿下兩分。
The coach shouted at the rookie to sock the next pitch as hard as he could.
教練對菜鳥大喊,要他盡全力強力揮擊下一球。
Kwame had never socked a ball that far; the crowd jumped to their feet, cheering.
Kwame 從來沒把球打那麼遠過,觀眾全都站起來歡呼。
文法句型
sock + the ball + adverb/preposition
sock + a + hit type
用法筆記
Used only in baseball contexts. Base form: sock; third person singular: socks; past tense and past participle: socked. This sense is almost exclusively American English. In British or other varieties of English, this usage would not be understood outside of baseball fans.