tucks

v.

塞进( tuck的第三人称单数 )；翻折；盖住；卷起

tuck in紧缩；塞入；尽情地吃

friar tuck塔克修士（罗宾汉传说中的人物，是罗宾汉的牧师兼管家）

1. The baby's dress was beautifully tucked with tiny stitches.
   婴儿衫的褶裥打得针脚细密，很漂亮。
2. Please help me tuck up my sleeves.
   请帮我卷起袖子。
3. He was asleep before I tucked him in.
   我还没来得及给他盖好被子，他就睡着了。
4. The hen tucked her head under her wing.
   那母鸡把头缩在翅膀下。
5. The farm was tucked away in the hills.
   那个农场隐蔽在群山之中。
6. He's got a fortune tucked away in a Swiss bank account.
   他把一大笔钱存在瑞士银行里了。

1. The dress was too big, so Mother put a tuck in it.
   衣服太大，所以妈妈在里面打了裥。

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