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English word bark meaning contact

Concise English-Chinese Dictionary

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bark

[bB:k]

n. <

bark, barking

bark, snarl, bark at a tree

American Heritage Dictionary [double entendre]

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bark

bark 1

AHD:[b?rk]

D.J.[b$8k]

K.K.[b$k]

n. (noun)

(1)

The harsh, abrupt sound uttered by a dog.

Bark: a harsh, short bark

(2)

A sound, such as a cough, that is similar to a dog's bark.

Barking: a sound that resembles a dog's bark, such as a cough

v . (verb)

barked, bark.ing, barks

v.intr. (intransitive verb)

(1)

To utter the harsh, abrupt sound of a dog.

Barking, howling: to make a harsh, short barking sound

(2)

To make a sound similar to a bark:

Bark: to make a sound like a dog's bark:

"The birds bark softly, sounding almost like young pups. "(Charleston SC News and Courier)

"The birds bark softly, sounding almost like young pups" (Charleston SC News and Courier)

(3)

To speak sharply ; snap:

To speak harshly; sharply:

"It is power that can often be misused-as when an obscure lieutenant colonel can bark at a Pentagon general, commanding him to do something questionable 'because the White House wants it done'" (John Hughes). Hughes)

"Often misused is power - as when an obscure lieutenant colonel can bark at a Pentagon general, commanding him to do something questionable 'because the White House wants it done' " (John Hughes)

(4)

To work as a barker, as at a carnival.

To yell and shout to solicit customers: as a solicitor in a traveling troupe of entertainers

v.tr. (transitive verb)

To utter in a loud, harsh voice:

To shout out in a loud, harsh voice:

The quarterback barked out the signals.

idiom

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bark up the wrong tree

To misdirect one's energies or attention. energies or attention.

To misdirect one's energies or attention.

To find the wrong target: energies or attention focused in the wrong place

Etymology

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(1)

From Middle English berken [to bark]

(2)

From Old English beorcan

Basic Etymology

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bark

bark 2

AHD:[b?rk]

D.J.[b$8k]

K.K.[b$k]

n. (noun)

(1)

The tough outer covering of the woody stems and roots of trees, shrubs, and other woody plants. It includes all tissues outside the vascular cambium.

Bark, stem bark: The tough outer covering of the roots and stems of trees, shrubs, and other woody plants, including all tissues outside the vascular cambium

(2)

A specific kind of bark used for a special purpose, as in tanning or medicine.

special bark: a special kind of bark with a special purpose, as in tanning or medicine

v.tr. (transitive verb)

barked, bark.ing, barks

(1)

To remove bark from (a tree or log).

To bark off the skin of: to bark off the skin of (a tree or log)

(2)

To rub off the skin of; abrade:

to rub off the skin of...; to bruise:

barked my shin on the car door.

The car door bruised my shin

(3)

To treat medically, tan, or dye using bark.

To treat medically, tan, or dye using bark

Etymology

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(1)

Middle English

(2)

from Old Norse b?rkr

from Old Scandinavian b?rkr

Basic Etymology

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bark

< p> bark 3 also barque

AHD:[b?rk]

D.J.[b$8k]

K.K.[b$k]

n.Nautical (noun) sailing

(1)

A sailing ship with from three to five masts, all of them square-rigged except the after mast, which is fore-and-aft rigged.

A three-masted sailing ship. >(2)

A small vessel that is propelled by oars or sails.

Light boat: a small boat powered by oars or sails

Etymology

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(1)

Middle English barke [boat]

(2)

from Old French barque

(3)

from Old Italian barca

(4)

from Latin

Modern English-Chinese Dictionary

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bark 1

[bB:k]

(1 )

Barking; barking

(2)

Barking like a dog

(3)

Growling

Lexical variations

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bark

vi.

(1)

Barking; barking

Barking dogs do not bite. Do not bite.

Dogs always bark at strangers.

(2)

(gun) to make a noise

(3)

yell; shout

Then he sits and barks until someone lets him out.

The officer barked out an order.

Basic Etymology

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bark 2

[bB:k]

The officer barked out an order. n.

bark

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bark

vt.

(1)

to bark a tree

(2)

to bark one's skin

to bark one's shin

to bark the skin on the calf

Basic Word Meaning

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bark 3

[bB:k]

three-masted ship, four-masted ship

Comprehensive Modern English-Chinese Dictionary of the English Language

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bark

[bB:k]

(1)

bark; stem bark; tannery bark; [slang ] skin

(2)

decarburized thin layer; dye bath, dye tank

The bark of some trees can be used as medicine.

Word changes

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bark

[bB:k]

vt.

(1)

bark

(2)

covered with bark

(3)

tanned with bark

(4)

barked

He fell down the steps and barked his shins.

Inherited Usage

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bark-bed

A hotbed of tanned leather

bark-bound

adj.

Growth-impeded by a tight band of bark; skin-sealed -less

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bark

[bB:k]

adj.

idiom

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between the bark and the wood

no gain or loss for either side

come between the bark and the tree

meddle (especially in people's domestic affairs)

go between the bark and the tree

take thebark of sb.

[American Slang] beat someone up

take the bark of sth.

strip something of its attractive appearance; reduce something's value.

talk the bark off a tree

[US slang] talk the bark off a tree

tighter than the bark on a tree

[US slang] with the bark on

with the bark on

with the bark on a.

[US] rustic, rude

Special Usage

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alder bark

alder bark (tannin material)

cassia bark

cinnamon bark

cryptocaria bark

thick-shelled cinnamon bark

fever bark

fever-reducing bark

fissured bark

late bark

late bark (mainly thin-walled tissue with a few small sieve tubes and sieve cells)

hard bark

late bark (mainly thin-walled tissue with a few small sieve tubes and sieve cells)

ordeal bark

poisonous bark

outer dead bark

outer bark

over bark

outer bark

primary bark

raw bark

rough bark

renewed bark

rimose bark

cracked bark

ring bark

rough bark

rough bark plant disease

scaly bark

secondary bark

p> secondary bark

sooty bark

black spore bark (caused by the sooty bark fungus)

tan(ning) bark

bark tannage

under bark

inner bark

Glossary

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See skin

Dictionary of usage

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bark

Middle English berken<Old English beorcan, onomatopoeic source

[seven languages]English-Chinese Geological Dictionary

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bark

victory

[7 languages]English-Chinese Architectural Dictionary

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bark

Victory

[Seven languages]English-Chinese Agricultural Dictionary

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bark

Victory

[Seven Languages]English-Chinese Dictionary of Light Industry

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bark

Sheng

[7 languages]English-Chinese Dictionary of Biology

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bark

Victory

[Seven Languages]English-Chinese Dictionary of Metallurgy

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bark

Thin decarburized layer

American Heritage Dictionary

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bark

bark 1

AHD:[b?rk]

D.J.[b$8k]

K.K.[b$k]

< p>(1)

The harsh, abrupt sound uttered by a dog.

(2)

A sound, such as a cough, that is similar to a dog's bark.

barked, bark.ing, barks

v.intr.

(1)

To utter the harsh, abrupt sound of a dog.

(2)

To make a sound similar to a bark.

"The birds bark softly, sounding almost like young pups" (Charleston SC News and Courier)

(3)

To speak sharply; snap:

(4)

To work as a barker, as at a carnival.

v.tr.

To utter in a loud, harsh voice:

The quarterback barked out the signals. the signals.

idiom

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bark up the wrong tree

To misdirect one's energies or attention.

Etymology

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(1)

From Middle English berken [to bark]

(2)

From Old English beorcan

Basic Etymology

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bark

bark 2

AHD:[b?rk]

D.J.[b$8k]

K.K.[b$k]

(1)

The tough outer covering of the woody stems and roots of trees, shrubs, and other woody plants. It includes all It includes all tissues outside the vascular cambium.

(2)

A specific kind of bark used for a special purpose, as in tanning or medicine.

v.tr.

barked, bark.ing, barks

(1)

To remove bark from (a tree or log).

(2)

To rub off the skin of; abrade:

barked my shin on the car door.

(3)

To treat medically, tan, or dye using bark.

Etymology

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(1)

Middle English

(2)

from Old Norse b?rkr

Basic Etymology

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p>bark

bark 3also barque

AHD:[b?rk]

D.J.[b$8k]

K.K.[b$k]

n.Nautical

(1)

A sailing ship with from three to five masts, all of them square-rigged except the after mast, which is fore-and-aft rigged.

(2)

A small vessel that is propelled by oars or sails.

Etymology

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(1)<

Middle English barke [boat]

(2)

from Old French barque

(3)

from Old Italian barca

(4)

from Latin

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[Nomenclature Committee Validation] English-Chinese Forestry Nomenclature (1989)

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bark

Bark

[Nomenclature Committee Review] English-Chinese Pharmaceutical Nomenclature (1999)

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bark

Bark

[Nomenclature Committee Review] English-Chinese Botanical Nouns (1991)

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bark < /p>

bark

English-Chinese Ship Dictionary

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bark

n. A three-masted sailing ship

English-Chinese Geological Dictionary

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bark

n. stem bark, bark of a tree

English-Chinese Textile Dictionary

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bark

n. trough, tank

English-Chinese Nautical Dictionary

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bark

n. a three-masted sailing ship, any small sailing vessel

English-Chinese Environmental Dictionary

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bark

n. bark

English-Chinese Chemical Big Dictionary

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bark

n. bark; vt. to peel

English-Chinese Marine Big Dictionary

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bark

bark three-masted schooner (mizzen-masted longitudinal sail, other masts transverse) ship

English-Chinese Computer Dictionary

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bark

n. bark; vt. peel

English-Chinese Mechanical Dictionary

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bark

n. a thin layer of charcoal stripped, rubbed

English-Chinese Architectural Dictionary

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bark

n. bark, tie, three-masted sailing ship

English-Chinese Dictionary of Agriculture, Livestock, and Forestry

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bark

n. bark, stem bark, fascia

English-Chinese Dictionary of Water Resources

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bark

n. bark, trough, tank

English-Chinese Dictionary of Metallurgy

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bark

n. bark, stem bark

English-Chinese Medicine Dictionary

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bark

n. bark, cinchona bark

English-Chinese medicine Dictionary of English and Chinese Medicine

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bark

n. stem bark, bark of a tree

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