"paddywhack" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈpædiˌwæk

PAD-ee-wak

UK

ˈpædiˌwak

PAD-ee-wak

释义

'Paddywhack' has two meanings: a tough tendon found in the necks of sheep or cattle, or an old term for a stick used for punishment, famously mentioned in the children's rhyme 'This Old Man'.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈpædiˌwæk

英式英语

ˈpædiˌwak

简化发音

美式

PAD-ee-wak

英式

PAD-ee-wak

语境中听

The dog's favorite treat is a paddywhack.

A paddywhack is found in the neck of sheep and cattle.

In the old rhyme, the man used a paddywhack.

Some dog chews are made from dried paddywhack for extra flavor.