n.[C]

1. 短袜，半统袜[P1]
   He was five feet in his socks.

   他不穿鞋身高为五英尺。

2. 鞋垫
3. 喜剧
4. 储蓄罐
   In France the money tends to disappear into the sock; here it goes into circulation.

   在法国金钱往往被藏到钱柜里，在这里却是进入流通。

vt.

1. 给……穿上短袜
2. 【口】储存（钱）
   He is trying to sock a little money away.

   他在想办法存一点钱。

vt.【口】

1. （用拳）猛击，殴打[（+on）]
   The man socked the cheat in the nose.

   那男子用拳头狠揍骗子的鼻子。

2. 投掷
   The white boy socked a stone at me.

   白人男孩向我扔石块。

3. 打击
   Much of the country was socked by harsh weather.

   全国大部分地区遭到严寒天气的袭击。

n.【口】

1. 猛击[S][（+on）]
   I gave him a sock on the jaw.

   我朝他的下巴猛击一拳。

2. （演出等的）大成功[S]
   The three sisters' show was a sock.

   那三姊妹的演出非常成功。

a.【口】

1. （演出）成功的，卖座的[B]
   A sock show can make a million.

   一场成功的演出可以赚一百万。

ad.【口】

1. 迎面地，对准地
   I hit him sock in the nose.

   我对准他的鼻子狠揍了一拳。

2. 重重地；强烈地

n.

1. a knitted garment for the foot and lower part of the leg.
2. an insole.
3. a white marking on the lower part of a horse's leg.
4. informal a hard blow.
   ▸N. Amer. force or emphasis.

v.

1. hit forcefully.
2. (sock something away) N. Amer. save up money.
3. (usu. be socked in) N. Amer. envelop or make impassable by inhospitable weather conditions:
   the beach was socked in with fog.