crick

简明释义

英[krɪk]美[krɪk]

n. 肌肉痛性痉挛；（方言）小溪

v. 引起痉挛或扭伤

n. （Crick）（美、英、加、澳、法）克里克（人名）

复 数 c r i c k s

第 三 人 称 单 数 c r i c k s

现 在 分 词 c r i c k i n g

过 去 式 c r i c k e d

过 去 分 词 c r i c k e d

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例句

1.Crick had long bemoaned how his letters had been thrown out after a cleaning frenzy by his "over-efficient" secretary.

克里克为他的信件被其“效率过高”的秘书在一次大清扫中被扔掉而惋惜了许久。

2.She followed Dairyman Crick, and had the mournful satisfaction of seeing that Clare remained behind.

她跟在奶牛场老板克里克的后面走了，看见克莱尔仍然还留在那儿，心里感到了一种悲哀的满足。

3.You can imagine watching Watson and Crick, who discovered the structure of DNA, did it at a university.

你可以以想象看着沃森和克里克在大学发现了DNA结构。

4.Ancient land reason massif crick of iron lie in southwest predestination of tarim basin.

铁克里克古陆缘地块位于塔里木盆地之西南缘。

5.Watson and Crick had previously failed to build a model of DNA after Watson misunderstood a lecture by Franklin.

沃森和克里克曾由于沃森误解了富兰克林的讲座而没能建立DNA模型。

6.Rosalind Franklin, James Watson and Francis Crick bestowed the next leap: DNA, the structure and mechanism of variation and inheritance.

罗莎琳德富兰克林，詹姆士沃森和弗朗西斯克里克跳跃到了下一步：DNA，变异和遗传的结构与机制。

7.Another letter to Crick, written soon after, reveals Wilkins's exasperation that Franklin had not discovered the double helix sooner.

在不久之后写给克里克的另一封信中，威尔金斯气急败坏的指责富兰克林没能早点发现双螺旋结构。

8.The crick is very small, often dries up in the summer, and freezes nearly solid in the winter.

克里克是在非常小的，往往是枯竭的夏季，并冻结了近固体在冬季。

9.Be part of a team - Working with Crick, he had a partner to bounce ideas off and a Pal to support him.

成为团队的一部分-我和克里克一起工作，那么他就有了一个相互交流的伙伴和支持他的朋友。

10.I woke up with a terrible crick in my neck.

我醒来时脖子上有一个可怕的抽筋。

11.After sitting at the computer for hours, I felt a crick in my back.

在电脑前坐了几个小时后，我感到背部有一个抽筋。

12.He complained about a crick in his shoulder from lifting weights.

他抱怨说因为举重而肩膀有一个抽筋。

13.She tried to stretch out the crick in her leg after running.

她在跑步后试图拉伸腿部的抽筋。

14.The yoga instructor showed us how to relieve a crick in the neck.

瑜伽教练向我们展示了如何缓解脖子上的抽筋。

作文

Last weekend, I decided to go hiking with my friends in the beautiful hills near our town. The weather was perfect, and we were all excited to explore nature. However, as we started our hike, I noticed that I had been sitting at my desk for too long during the week, which resulted in my body feeling a bit stiff. After about an hour of walking, I felt a sudden sharp pain in my neck. At first, I thought it was just a minor discomfort, but as we continued on the trail, the pain intensified. I realized that I had developed a crick (抽筋) in my neck. This was quite unfortunate because I wanted to fully enjoy the hike without any distractions. I tried to stretch my neck gently, hoping to relieve the tension, but it only seemed to make things worse. My friends noticed that I was struggling and offered to take a break. We found a nice spot under a tree where we could sit and rest. As I sat there, I reflected on how important it is to listen to our bodies. Sometimes, we push ourselves too hard, especially when we are eager to engage in fun activities like hiking. After a few minutes of resting, I attempted to move my head again. To my relief, the crick (抽筋) had lessened a bit, but I knew I needed to be careful. We resumed our hike at a slower pace, and I made sure to keep my neck relaxed. My friends were very supportive, and they kept checking in on me. They even shared some tips on how to prevent such discomfort in the future, like doing warm-up exercises before physical activities. As we continued our hike, I realized that the beauty of nature around us was a great distraction from the pain. The vibrant colors of the flowers and the sound of birds chirping were soothing. I took deep breaths and focused on the scenery rather than my discomfort. Eventually, we reached a stunning viewpoint where we could see the entire valley below. It was breathtaking, and I felt grateful to be there with my friends despite the earlier trouble with my crick (抽筋). When we finally returned home after a long day of hiking, I made sure to apply some heat to my neck and do gentle stretches. It was a reminder for me to take care of my body, especially since I often spend long hours working at my desk. I learned that while it's essential to enjoy life and engage in physical activities, we also need to pay attention to our physical well-being. In conclusion, my experience with the crick (抽筋) in my neck during the hike taught me valuable lessons about self-care and the importance of listening to my body. Next time, I will remember to warm up properly before engaging in strenuous activities, ensuring that I can fully enjoy every moment without any physical hindrance.

上个周末，我决定和朋友们一起去我们镇附近的美丽山丘远足。天气非常好，我们都很兴奋地想要探索大自然。然而，当我们开始远足时，我注意到自己在工作期间坐在桌子前太久，导致身体有些僵硬。大约走了一个小时后，我感到脖子突然一阵剧痛。起初，我以为这只是轻微的不适，但随着我们继续沿着小径前进，疼痛加剧。我意识到我在脖子上出现了一个crick（抽筋）。这真是太不幸了，因为我想完全享受这次远足，而没有任何干扰。 我试着轻轻拉伸脖子，希望能缓解紧张，但这似乎只让事情变得更糟。我的朋友们注意到我在挣扎，并主动提出休息。我们找到了一棵树下的好地方，可以坐下来休息。当我坐在那里时，我反思了倾听自己身体的重要性。有时候，我们过于强求自己，尤其是在渴望参与像远足这样的有趣活动时。 经过几分钟的休息，我尝试再次移动我的头。令人宽慰的是，crick（抽筋）有所减轻，但我知道我需要小心。我们以较慢的速度恢复了远足，我确保保持脖子的放松。我的朋友们非常支持他们不断检查我的情况。他们甚至分享了一些预防此类不适的小贴士，比如在进行体育活动之前做热身运动。 当我们继续远足时，我意识到周围大自然的美丽是分散我注意力的好方法。花朵的鲜艳色彩和鸟儿的鸣叫声都让人感到舒缓。我深吸了一口气，专注于风景，而不是我的不适。最终，我们到达了一个壮观的观景点，可以看到整个山谷。这真是令人叹为观止，尽管我之前的脖子crick（抽筋）让我感到烦恼，但我仍然感到很感激，能够和朋友们一起在这里。 当我们在长时间的远足后终于回到家时，我确保给脖子敷上一些热敷并做温和的拉伸。这让我想起了照顾自己身体的重要性，尤其是因为我经常在桌子前工作数小时。我明白到，虽然享受生活并参与体育活动至关重要，但我们也需要关注自己的身体健康。 总之，在远足过程中脖子上的crick（抽筋）让我学到了关于自我照顾和倾听自己身体的重要经验。下次，我会记得在参加剧烈活动之前做好热身，确保我可以充分享受每一刻，而不会有身体上的障碍。