英语词汇hack-的发音释义、词根词缀、结构分析、同源词、词频及词根记忆法-英语词根词缀词典

hack-stem of hack v.¹ in Comb., in sense ‘hacking, chopping’. Hence, † hack-chip, a hatchet; hack-file, a locksmith's coarse slitting-file (Knight Dict. Mech. 1875); hack-hammer, an adz-like tool with a short handle, used in dressing stone; hack-hook (see quot.); hack-iron, (a) a miner's pick, = hack n.¹ 1 c; (b) a chisel for cutting nails (Cent. Dict.); hack-log, † hack-stock, a chopping-block; hack-saw, a saw used in metal-cutting.c1440Promp. Parv. 220/2 Hachet, or *hakchyp, securila.1831J. Holland Manuf. Metal I. 290 The whole surface of the [mill-]stone chopped with cross lines to make it cut faster, by means of a *hack-hammer.1875Sussex Gloss., *Hack-hook, a curved hook with a long handle, used for cutting peas and tares, or trimming hedges.1831J. Holland Manuf. Metal I. 195 Striking it upon an upright chisel or *hack-iron.1831Carlyle Schiller Misc. Ess. 1872 III. 88 A good enduring *hacklog, whereon to chop logic.1867Smyth Sailor's Word-bk., *Hack saw, used for cutting off the heads of bolts; made of a scythe fresh serrated.1411Nottingham Rec. II. 86, j. *hacstok, jd.a1500Chester Pl. (E.E.T.S.) iii. 69 Here is a good hackstock [v.r. hacckinge stocke]; on this yow maye hew and knock.1660H. More Myst. Godl. viii. i. 363 The very hackstock of Divine vengeance, and the sport and pastime of Misfortune. Add: hack-and-slash attrib., pertaining to or designating (esp. role-playing and computer) games, films, etc. which focus chiefly upon combat and violence; also hack-and-slay; cf. *slasher n. 5.[1979Los Angeles Times 11 July iv. 9/1 Kids tend to play the game on a superficial level—hack and slash.]1981Christian Science Monitor 9 Feb. 15 This is no *hack-and-slash game. You win by creativity.1982J. Butterfield et al. What is Dungeons & Dragons? v. 114 Lack of interest..is often caused by the monotony of so-called ‘hack-and-slay’ adventuring.1984Christian Science Monitor 17 Sept. 32/3 [He] went on to New York for what he remembers grimly as ‘A hack-and-slash film’, the movie ‘Mazes and Monsters’.1988N.Y. Newsday 18 Dec. (TV section) 71/1 America's favorite homicidal maniac..returns in this, the latest installment of what looks to be yet another interminable series of predictable hack and slash flicks.

词汇	hack-
词根词缀	OED hack-stem of hack v.¹ in Comb., in sense ‘hacking, chopping’. Hence, † hack-chip, a hatchet; hack-file, a locksmith's coarse slitting-file (Knight Dict. Mech. 1875); hack-hammer, an adz-like tool with a short handle, used in dressing stone; hack-hook (see quot.); hack-iron, (a) a miner's pick, = hack n.¹ 1 c; (b) a chisel for cutting nails (Cent. Dict.); hack-log, † hack-stock, a chopping-block; hack-saw, a saw used in metal-cutting.c1440Promp. Parv. 220/2 Hachet, or hakchyp, securila.1831J. Holland Manuf. Metal* I. 290 The whole surface of the [mill-]stone chopped with cross lines to make it cut faster, by means of a hack-hammer.1875Sussex Gloss., Hack-hook, a curved hook with a long handle, used for cutting peas and tares, or trimming hedges.1831J. Holland Manuf. Metal I. 195 Striking it upon an upright chisel or hack-iron.1831Carlyle Schiller* Misc. Ess. 1872 III. 88 A good enduring hacklog, whereon to chop logic.1867Smyth Sailor's Word-bk., Hack saw, used for cutting off the heads of bolts; made of a scythe fresh serrated.1411Nottingham Rec. II. 86, j. hacstok, jd.a1500Chester Pl. (E.E.T.S.) iii. 69 Here is a good hackstock [v.r. hacckinge stocke]; on this yow maye hew and knock.1660H. More Myst. Godl.* viii. i. 363 The very hackstock of Divine vengeance, and the sport and pastime of Misfortune. Add: hack-and-slash attrib., pertaining to or designating (esp. role-playing and computer) games, films, etc. which focus chiefly upon combat and violence; also hack-and-slay; cf. slasher n. 5.[1979Los Angeles Times 11 July iv. 9/1 Kids tend to play the game on a superficial level—hack and slash.]1981Christian Science Monitor 9 Feb. 15 This is no hack-and-slash game. You win by creativity.1982J. Butterfield et al. What is Dungeons & Dragons? v. 114 Lack of interest..is often caused by the monotony of so-called ‘hack-and-slay’ adventuring.1984Christian Science Monitor 17 Sept. 32/3 [He] went on to New York for what he remembers grimly as ‘A hack-and-slash film’, the movie ‘Mazes and Monsters’.1988N.Y. Newsday 18 Dec. (TV section) 71/1 America's favorite homicidal maniac..returns in this, the latest installment of what looks to be yet another interminable series of predictable hack and slash flicks.
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