crook

n.

骗子；弯曲；钩；诡计

vt.

使成钩状；使弯曲；

vi.

弯曲；

adj.

不正当的；骗人的；

复数：crooks过去式：crooked过去分词：crooked现在分词：crooking第三人称单数：crooks

1. By the crook, the cook looked through a cookbook before making hooked cookies.
   在溪边，厨子在做钩形饼干之前查阅了一本食谱。
2. He had shepherd's crook tipped with iron.
   他有一根牧羊人用的带铁头的棍杖。
3. He carried the package in the crook of his arm.
   他臂弯里挎着一个包裹。

1. As the developmt of the hypocotyl continues, the characteristic crook in the upper portion becomes apparent.
   由于下胚轴继续发音，上部特有的弯曲变得明显。
2. You wouldn't crook a friend, would you?
   你不会欺骗朋友，是吧?

1. She crooked her little finger as she drank her tea.
   她喝茶时弯起小指头。

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