flint

英 [flɪnt]

美 [flɪnt]

n.  燧石; 火石; 打火石

复数：flints　

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BNC.12479 / COCA.15638

牛津词典

noun

• 燧石；火石
  a type of very hard grey stone that can produce a spark when it is hit against steel
  1. prehistoric flint implements
     史前燧石工具
  2. His eyes were as hard as flint.
     他的眼神冷酷无情。
• 打火石
  a piece of flint or hard metal that is used to produce a spark

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 燧石;火石
  Flintis a very hard greyish-black stone that was used in former times for making tools.
  1. ...a flint arrowhead.
     燧石箭头
  2. ...eyes the colour of flint.
     燧石色的眼睛
• 打火石
  Aflintis a small piece of flint which can be struck with a piece of steel to produce sparks.

英英释义

noun

• a hard kind of stone

adj

• showing unfeeling resistance to tender feelings
  1. his flinty gaze
  2. the child's misery would move even the most obdurate heart
  Synonym:flintygraniticobduratestony

双语例句

• One can strike out sparks from flint with steel.
  用钢敲打火石，可以打出火花。
• An obsolete gunlock using flint and a revolving wheel.
  用燧石和旋转轮的废弃的手枪。
• He was so enthralled with the novel flint he stayed the whole night.
  他被小说迷住了，整夜未眠。
• They tipped their arrows with flint.
  他们将箭的尖端装上燧石。
• I was Flint's first ship's officer, and I'm the only one who knows the place.
  我以前是弗林特船上的大副，只有我一个人知道那个地方。
• Prehistoric man used flint knives.
  史前人用打火石刀。
• Her heart quickened with happiness that she felt the child's flint movement in those children down.
  她第一次感到子宫中孩子的懦动，幸福感使她的心跳加快了。
• You'd probably feel more at home in the seclusion of flint street.
  你隐居在弗林特街也许觉得更为自在。
• Under the pressure, the flint crumbled into fragments
  燧石在压力的作用下碎成了小块。
• This layer of rock contains a lot of flint.
  这一岩层中有大量燧石。