bark
noun /bɑːk/
/bɑːrk/
[uncountable, countable]Idioms - enlarge imagethe outer layer of a tree
树皮 - The bark peels off in summer.
树皮在夏季脱落。 - The people strip the bark and use it in medicines.
这些人剥下树皮入药。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- rough
- tree
- birch
- …
- peel off
- remove
- strip
- …
- peel off
- chippings
- chips
- mulch
- …
- The bark peels off in summer.
- the short loud sound made by dogs and some other animals
(狗等的)吠声,嗥叫声 - The dog gave a loud bark.
那条狗大声地吠叫。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- loud
- noisy
- give
- The dog gave a loud bark.
- a short loud sound made by a gun or a voice
枪声;短促响亮的人声 - a bark of laughter
一声大笑
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- short
- harsh
- sharp
- …
- give
- a bark of laughter
- a bark of laughter
词源noun senses 2 to 3 Old English beorc (noun), beorcan (verb), of Germanic origin; possibly related to break. noun sense 1 Middle English: from Old Norse bǫrkr; perhaps related to birch.
Idioms
somebody’s bark is worse than their bite
- (informal) used to say that somebody is not really as angry or as aggressive as they sound
嘴硬心软;说话强硬,其实并不伤人;貌似凶狠