wick
wick — 名詞
- wicksingular
- wicksplural
1. the strand inside a candle or lamp that carries fuel upward to the flame so it c
燈芯
蠟燭或油燈中引火的繩線
the strand inside a candle or lamp that carries fuel upward to the flame so it can keep burning
Niran trimmed the wick of his candle before lighting it so the flame burned cleanly.
Niran 在點蠟燭前修剪了燈芯,讓火焰燒得更乾淨。
trim the wick — cutting the burnt tip for a cleaner flame
The oil lamp's wick had run dry, so the flame sputtered and went out.
油燈的燈芯已經燒乾,因此火焰閃爍了幾下就熄滅了。
wick + run dry (no more fuel to draw up)
Gabriel cut a fresh wick from a cotton cord for the candle he was making.
Gabriel 用一條棉繩為他正在製作的蠟燭切出一段新燈芯。
Saira noticed the wick was too long, which made the candle smoke heavily.
Saira 發現燈芯太長,導致蠟燭冒了很多煙。
An old hurricane lamp needs its wick adjusted each time the oil is refilled.
舊式颶風燈每次加油後都需要調整燈芯的位置。
文法句型
the wick of [candle/lamp]
trim/light the wick
用法筆記
Frequently paired with verbs like trim, light, cut, or adjust that describe preparing or maintaining the candle or lamp.
常見錯誤
wick — 動詞
- wickpresent simple I / you / we / they
- wicks3rd person singular
- wicking-ing form
- wickedpast simple
1. to pull liquid away from a surface or through a material by capillary action — f
吸收排走
透過毛細作用將液體吸離表面
to pull liquid away from a surface or through a material by capillary action — for example, a sports shirt wicking sweat off the skin to keep the wearer dry
This running shirt wicks sweat away from the skin to keep athletes dry.
這款跑步衫能將汗水從皮膚上吸收排走,讓運動員保持乾爽。
wick + sweat + away from [body part]
This special fabric wicks moisture from the body much better than cotton does.
這種特殊布料吸收身體濕氣的效果遠比棉布好。
Pedro used a paper towel to wick the spilled water off the wooden tabletop.
Pedro 用紙巾把潑灑在木桌上的水吸走。
The company's new hiking socks wick rainwater away from the feet inside the boot.
該公司新款登山襪能將靴子內腳邊的雨水吸收排走。
Yuna's yoga mat has a microfiber top layer that wicks sweat as she practises.
Yuna 的瑜珈墊表層是超細纖維材質,可以在她練習時吸收汗水。
文法句型
wick + noun + away/off/from
wick moisture/sweat away
用法筆記
Common in product descriptions for sportswear, camping gear, and household cleaning materials. The verb almost always appears with a directional particle such as away, off, or from — it rarely stands alone without one.