hackling 

  1. 動詞
hackle現在分詞:
及物動詞:
櫛梳...(物)
(做假髮時的)梳理...(假髮)
亂砍...(物)
亂切...(物)
亂劈...(物)

    
                        
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例句

                

                    
    
                                                    
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                                In Ireland ' hackling ' was the term used for the final process in preparing flax for spinning into linen.                            
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                                An hourglass shape of schnauzer stubble, as slim as a pencil lifted on her back, her hackling instinct, well-developed.                            
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                                " He wrote, "L. of G. "at last complete"–after 33 y'rs of hackling at it, all times & moods of my life, fair weather & foul, all parts of the land, and peace & war, young & old.                            
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                                In that case the planter can subject the fibre to an additional manipulation, like hemp, which is called scutching and hackling, but I hardly think this will be necessary as the washing and rotting process at the mill will destroy any woody substance and [illegible] of the fibre; therefore I do not think it will be necessary to describe the operation of scutching and hackling .                            
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                                In that case the planter can subject the fibre to an additional manipulation, like hemp, which is called scutching and hackling , but I hardly think this will be necessary as the washing and rotting process at the mill will destroy any woody substance and [illegible] of the fibre; therefore I do not think it will be necessary to describe the operation of scutching and hackling.                            
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