sky
- IPA[skʌɪ]
英式
- the region of the atmosphere and outer space seen from the earth;heaven; heavenly power
- hit (a ball) high into the air;hang (a picture) very high on a wall, especially in an exhibition
verb: sky, 3rd person present: skies, gerund or present participle: skying, past tense: skied, past participle: skied
noun: sky, plural noun: skies
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名詞
- 1. the region of the atmosphere and outer space seen from the earth hundreds of stars were shining in the sky Dorcas had never seen so much sky
- ▪ heaven; heavenly power the just vengeance of incensed skies
動詞
- 1. informal hit (a ball) high into the air he skied his tee shot
- ▪ informal hang (a picture) very high on a wall, especially in an exhibition a painter's worst fear was that his picture would be skied
- so as to reach or extend very high: they were blown sky-high
- extending far upward: the sky-high ceilings rescue the rooms from being oppressively opulent
Oxford Dictionary
- so as to reach or extend very high: they were blown sky-high
- extending far upward: the sky-high ceilings rescue the rooms from being oppressively opulent
Oxford American Dictionary
- not yet practical or profitable: blue-sky research
- make impractical or as yet unachievable plans.
Oxford American Dictionary
- creative or visionary and unconstrained by practicalities: blue-sky thinking
Oxford Dictionary
- a sky dappled with rows of small white fleecy clouds, typically cirrocumulus, like the pattern ...
Oxford American Dictionary
- the sport of jumping from an aircraft and surfing through the air on a board before landing by ...
Oxford Dictionary
- a sky dappled with rows of small white fleecy (typically cirrocumulus) clouds, like the pattern ...
Oxford Dictionary
- a god or other deity, regarded as a simplistic, non-scientific explanation for the creation of ... many humans are simply incapable of operating in the world unless they think some sky fairy will reward or punish them
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美式
- the region of the atmosphere and outer space seen from the earth: hundreds of stars shining in the sky Jillson had never seen so much sky
- hit (a ball) high into the air: he skied his tee shot
Oxford American Dictionary