nick
Bedeutung (Englisch)
-
- A small cut in a surface.
- A small cut in a surface.
- Senses connoting something small.
- Senses connoting something small.
- Senses connoting something small.
- (colloquial) Often in the expressions in bad nick and in good nick: condition, state.
- (slang) A police station or prison.
Konzepte
beklauen
arrestieren
Einhalt gebieten
striezen
ein Ende machen
Synonyme
the nick
deprive of
shredded tobacco
marks on a ruler
commit larceny
petty criticism
nick-time
slot wedge
deprive … of
Frequenz
Ausgesprochen als (IPA)
/nɪk/
Etymologie (Englisch)
The noun is derived from Late Middle English nik (“notch, tally; nock of an arrow”). Its further etymology is unknown; a connection with nock (“notch in a bow to hold the bowstring; notch at the rear of an arrow that fits the bowstring; cleft in the buttocks”) has not been clearly established. The verb appears to be derived from the noun, though the available evidence shows that some of the verb senses predate the noun senses. No connection with words in Germanic languages such as Danish nikke (“to nod”), Middle Dutch nicken (“to bend; to bow”) (modern Dutch knikken (“to nod”)), Middle Low German nicken (“to bend over; to sink”), Middle High German nicken (“to bend; to depress”) (modern German nicken (“to nod”)), Middle Low German knicken (“to bend; to snap”) (modern German knicken (“to bend; to break”), Old Frisian hnekka (“to nod”), and Swedish nicka (“to nod”), has been clearly established.
Lesezeichen
Verbessern Sie Ihre Aussprache
Schreibe dieses Wort
Beginnen Sie mit dem Lernen Englisch mit learnfeliz .
Üben Sie das Sprechen und Auswendiglernen von " nick " und vielen anderen Wörtern und Sätzen in Englisch .
Gehen Sie zu unserer Kursseite Englisch
Notes
Sign in to write sticky notes
Questions