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English to Chinese Dictionary (1-1 of 1)
- stalk
- [stɔːk]
- 1. 梗
- 2. 柄
- 3. 潜步追踪
- 4. 骚扰
- 5. to stalk out/off 昂首阔步地走出/离开
Chinese to English Dictionary (1-5 of 56)
Listen- 1. handle
- 2. handle
- 3. stem
- harass
- 体蒂
- [tǐ dì]
- body stalk, connecting stalk, somatic stalk
- kaoliang stalk; sorghum stalk
English Dictionary (1-2 of 2)
- stalk
- [stɔːk]
- 1. the main stem of a herbaceous plant
- 2. any of various subsidiary plant stems, such as a leafstalk (petiole) or flower stalk (peduncle)
- 3. a slender supporting structure in animals such as crinoids and certain protozoans, coelenterates, and barnacles
- 4. any long slender supporting shaft or column
- 5. C14: probably a diminutive formed from Old English stalu upright piece of wood; related to Old Frisian staal handle
- stalk
- [stɔːk]
- 1. to follow or approach (game, prey, etc) stealthily and quietly
- 2. to pursue persistently and, sometimes, attack (a person with whom one is obsessed, often a celebrity)
- 3. to spread over (a place) in a menacing or grim manner
- 4. to walk in a haughty, stiff, or threatening way
- 5. to search or draw (a piece of land) for prey
- 6. the act of stalking
- 7. a stiff or threatening stride
- 8. Old English bestealcian to walk stealthily; related to Middle Low German stolkeren , Danish stalke
